Merdeka Spaboat: Exquisite Thai Cruises

Great View of Phi Phi from View point 1 and 2

Can you name them all?

Lets swim together

Fun Fact Friday - Thousands of people enter the ocean on a daily basis. Sometimes even in places where there are sharks all the time! Yet only an average of 6 people are fatally injured by sharks each year worldwide. Photo by Gerald Schömbs

One of the many views on our “5-Day North Andaman Cruise” - Phi Phi/Krabi/Koh Hong/Phang Nga, trips start in October.

Might have to start diving with two tanks, I don't seem to have enough time

Fun Fact Friday - Sharks DO NOT EAT people. Sharks are attracted to their natural prey. When sharks do come into contact with humans it is usually by mistaken identity or the shark was investigating a possible meal. Thank you Jacob Owens for the photo

Thank you, Anisha, Karen, and Brian, for choosing Spaboat for your holidays. We hope you had a wonderful experience to share with your friends in Australia. Enjoy the rest of your time in Thailand, and have a safe journey home!

Sharks have been in our oceans for over 400 million years. Some of the earliest sharks were discovered dating back to the Devonian age. Thank you David Clode for this photo.

Some of last weeks photos, all from Koh Haa

There is always something new to discover beneath the surface.

Thank you Jon, Rebecca Pasquale, Carolina, Fabian, Ben, Laela and Aurelie for sharing your holiday with us on Merdeka 3, enjoy the rest of your trip in Thailand and have a safe journey home

Fun Fact Friday - Depending on the species, sharks display three ways to bear their young,
1) Oviparity = laying eggs
2) viviparity = born alive & functional
3) ovoviviparity = Eggs hatch inside the adult female and sharks are born alive.

Merdeka 3 stops off at Maya Bay so you can see the juvenile black tip reef shark💚

Diving under a blue sky and into clear, calm waters—it's the perfect day.👌

stunning Zebra Moray

Key to a great dive is buoyancy

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Is anyone going diving over the weekend?