Camic, Thailand
8.9 Fabulous - Nitrox available
- En-Suite bathrooms
- Aircon Cabins
“The cabin was spacious and very comfortable and the food very good. ”
Highlights
Catering to just 14 divers, the MV Camic liveaboard explores the best sites that the Similan and Surin Islands offer from November to April each year. She caters to just 14 guests in 7 cabins. Three Master cabins have double beds, and 4 twin cabins have bunk beds. All feature AC, storage space, and en-suite bathrooms. Eco-friendly products are provided in the showers so as not to pollute the reefs. The upper deck has an indoor lounge area with LCD TV, DVD, VCD, and MP3 player. Three delicious meals are served at the outdoor dining area: Thai and international dishes and snacks, tea, coffee, and water throughout the day. There is also a spacious sun deck, perfect for relaxing between dives.
The MV Camic offers 4 or 5-night itineraries to Koh Bon, Koh Tachai & Richelieu Rock in the Similan & Surin Islands. Dive at world-famous dive sites such as West of Eden, Richelieu Rock, and the Boonsung Wreck. The spacious dive deck at the back of the boat ensures ample space for kitting up and is equipped with rinse tanks and freshwater showers.
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Included: VAT, Fuel Surcharge, Port Fees, Local Flights, Drinking Water, Soft drinks, Tea & Coffee, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Night Dives, Snorkel Gear, Snorkeling Guide, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries.
Required Extras: National Park Fees (1,000-1,800 THB per item).
Optional Extras: Dive Insurance (300 THB per day), Gratuities, Alcoholic Beverages (60 THB per item), Alcoholic Drinks at Dinner (60 THB per item), Nitrox (300 THB per tank), Nitrox Course (7,200 THB per item), Private Dive Guide (1,500 THB per day), Rental Gear (500 THB per day), Scuba Diving Courses (7,200 THB per item).
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Camic Reviews
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- 8.9 Fabulous
- Vessel 7.5
- Crew 9.4
- Food 9.6
- Diving 9.2
- Value 8.9
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Sylvia L
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Germany
An unforgettable liveaboard trip with a great crew, delicious food, well-planned dives, and wonderful underwater moments.
We had a great experience on the Liveaboard Camic. The boat is well maintained and in very good condition. We stayed in one of the spacious upper deck cabins, which was comfortable and offered plenty of room. One small suggestion for improvement would be the sundeck — it could benefit from additional loungers or bean bags to make relaxing between dives even more enjoyable. The crew was fantastic, always friendly and helpful, and the food was consistently delicious. A special thanks to the dive guides, Dennis and Tik, who were incredibly friendly and worked very well together as a team. The dive sites were well chosen, and the dive planning was accurate and well organized. Dennis even kept an eye out for octopus for me, which I really appreciated. Overall, a wonderful liveaboard experience that I would happily recommend.
- Recommended for
- Dive Guy. Dive sites. Upper Deck Cabin.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Tanja W
- Germany
Familiar, easy, well organized, super friendly crew amazing food!
A fantastic experience from start to finish! Everything was superbly organised, from transport (pick-up and the shuttle to the next hotel afterwards – wherever that might be!) right through to the daily dives! The crew were always friendly and helpful, and we carefully checked the Nitrox levels together before every dive. There was always something to eat between dives! Heavenly :-) The only downside is that the beds are rock-hard (by European standards), and there should be more lounge cushions on the sun deck – getting hold of one was a game of chance! Despite extensive research beforehand, you have to be prepared for the fact that, despite the incredibly healthy coral reefs and vast schools of fish, there simply aren’t any large marine creatures here (anymore)! But that has nothing to do with the boat itself and is just nature! For me, there couldn’t have been a better first time on a liveaboard
- Recommended for
- Small amount of people-felt like a family. The food was fantastic 😍😊. Relaxed but we'll structured daily 'shedule'.
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- 10 Exceptional
- shuangjie C
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China
Excellent
people are nice on the boat
- Recommended for
- best briefing ever,best food ever,best crew.
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- 10 Exceptional
- 규호 최
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South Korea
MY BEST LIVEABOARD!!!!
My guide instructor “DENNIS” is amazing guide. Every year, I’ll take a camic!! Because all trip happy!!! :-)
- Recommended for
- Captain, food, people
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- 10 Exceptional
- Thibaut B
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France
An extra experience
Our experience on the MV Camic was great! The seabed is beautiful, lots of fish and very colorful 🙂 coralsWe were lucky enough to be able to admire 3 turtles, a big Napoleon fish, gigantic schools of barracudas, lots of boxfish and big groupers and countless other wonders. The cabin was spacious and very comfortable and the food very good. Thank you to Pan and the whole MV Camic team for this very good experience
- Recommended for
- The seabed, the boat and the food
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- 8.8 Fabulous
- Michael B
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Switzerland
Lots of dives in a short time.
5-day liveaboard with the first day limited to travel and onboarding. A total of 15 dives are spread over 4 days - you have to be aware of that. The last dive is about 1h before arrival - so it is no longer possible to dry your things. The food was always very good. The highlight for us were the 4 dives at Richelieu Rock.
- Recommended for
- Essen. Dive sites. Helpfulness of the crew.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Christina B
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Norway
Ticks all the boxes!
This was our first liveaboard, and we are so happy we chose this boat! The crew was fantastic, the food was amazing and the dive sites where fantastic. The guides and crew always tried to make sure we where in the water at different times than the other boats, so we where mostly alone on the dive sites. Overall a really really good experience!
- Recommended for
- The dive sites. The crew. The food.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Erica M
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Australia
Perfect 4 days of diving
Perfect trip. Comfy boat, not cramped or crowded. The crew and dive masters were fantastic. Lovely people all around. And I'd course, every dive was phenomenal.
- Recommended for
- Uncrowded comfortable boat, amazing crew, and the diving was unreal
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- 10 Exceptional
- Frederic B
- France
Super
Richelieu Rock, Stroll on the beach of Donald Duck Bay, the meals always excellent.
- Recommended for
- General organization, ease of diving, limited number of divers
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- 9.2 Superb
- 轩竹 尚
- China
Super cost-effective, comprehensive diving experience beyond expectations!
It was a great liveaboard experience!The accommodation on the boat is certainly not comparable to the resort, and the bathroom facilities on the second floor deck room also have some small water pressure problems, but it was quickly solved after communicating with the dive guide, and other experiences are very good value for money!First of all, the diving part, our dive guide Golf is very professional, familiar with the dive site, introduces us, and leads us to find creatures to see. Richelieu Rock is very amazing, and the friends on the same boat all said that it is the TOP3 of their own life diving experience!Secondly, the food part, the chef on the Camic ship really amazed us, not only the Asian food is delicious, but the Western food is also very appetizing. I had a lot of fun eating four meals a day!In the end, the hygiene of the ship is still very good, and there are no cockroaches and mice mentioned in other information, which can be regarded as exceeding their expectations~All in all Camic is a very good value for money boat and is perfect as a liveaboard option for Similan!
- Recommended for
- The diving experience was great. The food on board was delicious. The staff is kind and reliable.
