Big Blue Khao Lak’s first Similan Liveaboard this Season, Manta Ray sighting at Koh Bon and our first impressions of the dive sites this season.
Big Blue Khao Lak’s first Similan Liveaboard this Season, Manta Ray sighting at Koh Bon and our first impressions of the dive sites this season.
November kicks off the Similan Islands 2014/2015 Season with a bang! Manta Rays, loads of fish and even some new coral growth! In short, this November is looking better than last.
Highlights from our Daytrip to Richelieu Rock, including a Juvenille Manta Ray, on 15th November 2014. Thanks to our Videographer Pru.
Manta Rays to be seen everywhere on our Similan Liveaboard trip, A full Argentinian Charter and a Beach trip to remember on Koh Tachai!
Manta Rays on four separate dives from Elephant Head Rock all the way to Koh Tachai. Some Spectacular photography (Choose your favourite). And even a Whale!
Also, scroll down to see our teaser video to get a real taste of our Similan Liveaboard. Thanks for the video Pru!
Similan Islands Macro Photography, more awesome Manta Ray footage in our highlights video, Beginner’s Photography tips and even some X- Rated Cuttlefish shenanigans!
Manta Rays sightings becoming more and more frequent. Today, 12/12/2014, there were three Manta Rays at Koh Bon all day! Watch the video shot on a GoPro Hero 3, generously donated by one of our guests.
This is reason enough to buy a GoPro Hero 3. Such clear footage! Make sure you set it to HD.
21 Divers, 3 Snorkellers and every single person on board saw a Manta Ray. Diving is certainly one way to experience these amazing creatures. But if that’s not for you, don’t fret. If you are looking for Manta Ray Snorkeling in Thailand, then Koh Bon could be the place for you!
Schools of fish like we have never seen and three separate Manta Ray encounters. This week we are focusing on how conservation and scientific research can be amazing fun!
Only 4 spaces left on our special Manta extravaganza Similan Liveaboard trip departing 1st March 2016. With two special guests giving scientific presentations. They will teach us about the most up to date Manta Ray research and inform us how we can help with conservation efforts as recreational divers.
