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Liveaboard dive sites on Thailand's west coast
Burma Banks, Myanmar divingBurma and the Mergui Archipelago is situated north of Thailands Similan Islands. This archipelago stretches over 10,000 square miles and contains over 800 islands the majority virtually untouched. The reeftype is limestone and granite cliffs, coral gardens, walls, pinnacles, canyons and tunnels. There is abundant underwater life both when it comes to fish and corals. If you go here you have the chance to see everything including Silvertip sharks, bull sharks, gray reef sharks, big nurses harks, mobula rays and also the great but gentle whale shark. The reefs are very prestine with beautiful soft corals and sea fans. The visibility could be up to 50 meters. The currents can be quite strong so it's for the more experienced diver. We arrange liveaboards to Burma Banks onboard M/V Faah Yai among other boats.  
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