Liveaboard Phuket, Similan islands, Thailand and Komodo island, Bali, Indonesia

      MV Queen Scuba is a 28-meters long and just over 7-meters wide, twin-engine steel hull motor boat, with the highest safety standards on board.
      MV Queen Scuba was established in the year 2003, she operates in the Andaman Sea for Similan islands from October to May providing the best diving in Thailand with a comfortable capacity of  21 guests. From June to October 2010 onward, she operates inIndonesia, Bali, Komodo islands.
      MV Queen Scuba offers our guests one of the largest dive platforms in the South East Asia; this is the pride and joy of our boat. It consists of a very wide and spacious kitting-up area on two levels, a separate entry/exit platform, 2 exit ladders with 2 fresh water showers to rinse yourself or your equipment after your dives. You will also find 2 large buckets with fresh water for rinsing cameras, dive computers and  torches.
      MV Queen Scuba has a fill in place air station with 2 compressors. After each dive, we will refill your cylinder at your station without removing your gear so there is no unnecessary moving around. You just put all your equipment together on the first day, and for the rest of the trip relax and remember Dive, Diving, Liveaboard.
      MV Queen Scuba also carries a Nitrox membrane  system onboard; we can fill cylinders with a mixture up to 32% Oxygen. Our Professional PADI Dive Staffs are certified gas blenders to ensure your safety!
      If you are not certified as aNitrox Diver, we are happy to answer any questions or help explain the benefits of this kind of diving. MV Queen Scuba is a PADI Dive Center that offers the Enriched Air (Nitrox)Diver course, Advanced Open Water course and many specialties.

   MV Queen Scuba Liveaboard for Bali-Komodo will give you an unforgettable experience exploration to Komodo Marine Reserve. Diving in every high light location in the north and south of Komodo island, we adapt itinerary of every trip to weather conditions, expectation of the clients and experienced divers. We normally stop at Rinca or Komodo depending on interest and organize trekking in order to see the famous dragons  and points of attraction. The trekking lasts 2-2.5 hours and is led by the rangers of the national park.