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ARTICLES
EXPEDITIONS AND TRIP
REPORTS
MERGUI
ARCHIPELAGO
MYANMAR (BURMA)
25
Jan - 6 Feb 2003
TRIP
SUMMARY
DIVES
DONE
23 (19 Day, 4 Night - 1 SB, 22 LB)
| Cruise
Day |
Number
dives |
D1 |
D2 |
D3 |
D4 |
D5 |
| 2 |
4 |
27.6m
LB |
19.9m
LB |
20.0m
LB |
9.6m
LB
Night |
|
| 3 |
3 |
27.4m
LB |
20.0m
LB |
19.1m
LB |
|
|
| 4 |
5 |
36.0m
LB
Drift |
28.7m
LB |
25.2m
LB |
11.4m
LB |
10.7m
LB
Night |
| 5 |
5 |
36.1m
LB
Wall |
25.5m
LB
Drift |
25.0m
LB |
26.0m
LB |
|
| 6 |
4 |
30.1m
LB |
26.4m
LB |
26.2m
LB |
18.6m
LB
Night |
|
| 7 |
1 |
36.8m
SB |
|
|
|
|
| 8 |
1 |
30.3m
LB |
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ITINERARY
Due to engine failure (damn lucky we had sails!!)
the itinerary changed from the original plan for 9 days diving.
Day 1 - Fly to Phuket (Thailand) via Bangkok, overnight in Phuket,
sample Patong nightlife
Day 2 - Minibus to Ranong (Thailand), transfer by longtail boat
to Kawthuang (Myanmar)
Days 3-8 Cruising and Diving the Mergui Archipelago
Day 9 Return to Kawthuang, trip in town
Day 10 - Minibus to Phuket, overnight in Phuket, yet more night
life!!
Day 11 - Day in Phuket
Day 12 - Fly to Hong Kong via Bangkok
AMADEUS
CREW
Skipper - Darren Mollinga (Canadian)
Dive Master - Christian Bodart (Belgian)
Cook - Pern (Thai)
Crew - Chuanna (Burmese)
GUESTS
Ginger Ayres BSAC AD (British)
Jorge Santos TDI Deco (Portuguese)
Fabiene PADI OW (Belgian)
Pia Streule PADI AOW (Swiss)
Wolfgang Leeb PADI AOW (Austrian)
CONCLUSION
Great dives
Plenty of large critters - Reef sharks, Nurse Sharks, Mantas, Rays,
Barracuda, Trevally, Jacks, Cuttlefish
Less dives than anticipated
Better weather than in the April 2000 cruise
Clearer water / better viz than 2000
Still evidence of explosive fishing
Good fun sailing
Excellent crew
Good food
Comfortable accomodation
Pleasant company
Good fun - what its all about for a holiday!!
TRIP
IN DETAIL
Mergui
Archipelago - Introduction
A chance to dive one of the top 5 sites in the world, on board a
sailing yacht of repute, with an excellent crew. Potentially 9 days
diving, upto 45 dives depending on route etc. The possibility of
seeing Sharks, Whale Sharks, Manta Rays, Pelagic (deep sea) fish,
exploring new sites, setting foot where no man has stood before!
The
Cruise Operator
Faraway Sail & Dive Expeditions Co Ltd - Myanmar (Burma)
Faraway Sail & Dive Expeditions offers the opportunity to experience highly personalized
sail and scuba diving charters on board their company owned fleet
of four custom built yachts.
Their program includes
Scuba diving tours in the pristine Mergui Archipelago aboard the
42 ft quick cruising catamaran Amadeus.
One great feature
of scuba diving in Burma is that there are hardly any other boats
so usually you have even the best sites completely to yourself.
Faraway’s yachts are fully equipped for an extraordinary diving
holiday either as a full charter or a join-in trip. Amadeus offers
join-in trips with scheduled departures to Burma with durations
from 6 to 10 days.
Whether the stuff
your dreams are made of is simply some sunset sail cruise, exploring
hundreds of beaches and uninhabited islands in the Andaman sea,
or some serious scuba diving in Myanmar or the Andaman Islands -
whatever it is you are looking for, you will probably find it with
Faraway!
Diving in
Myanmar (Burma)
Enjoy a trip to The
Mergui Archipelago (Myanmar), a unique area both above water as
well as below. There are over nine hundred islands , all but two
of them uninhabited, scattered over an area of some 12000 square
miles. You will never forget the breathtaking scenery, virgin rainforests
and diving on reefs that have never been explored before.
The Archipelago was
strictly closed to all foreigners until in 1997. Faraway’s
were among the first yachts which were granted permission to undertake
diving charters in Burma. Since then they have built up a wealth
of knowledge about the area which is rivaled by very few others.
Because of it's isolation, this place is only superficially charted,
the interior of many of the islands has never been surveyed at all.
Wildlife is abundant, as is the vegetation on the rain forest -clad
islands. Beaches are clean and stretch for miles.Pure nature!
Faraway diving charters
in Burma take you to remote areas where you will rarely see any
other yacht. The only humans you are likely to encounter are the
friendly Moken Sea Gypsies who roam the area in their small boats,
like their ancestors have done for centuries.
Under water there
is world class diving to be found. Reefs, drop- offs, sea mounts,
caves and tunnels, which sometimes cut right trough an island with
exits on both sides. Enough to keep every diver very happy.
Fish life is abundant.
Scuba diving in the Mergui Archipelago usually means frequent encounters
with sharks, manta rays, large swarms of eagle rays, and occasionally,
whale sharks. The reefs are in excellent condition . All of our
yachts like exploring
and, if guests want to, new sites which have never been dived before
are tried out.
Faraway have four
yachts available for diving charters in Burma, the 55 ft ketch Colona
II, the 42 ft catamaran Amadeus, the 63 ft ketch Stressbreaker,
and the 46 ft catamaran Lizard of Oz.
Faraway yachts take up to 8 persons. Small groups mean we can draw
up personalized itineraries exactly suited to guest's interests.
Faraway offer scheduled
diving charters in Burma from 5 to 10 days. In case of private charter
the duration of the trip is of course determined by their guests.
All trips start from
Kawthung just across the river from Ranong, Thailand's most northerly
port on the Andaman Sea.
Your cruise will start
on the afternoon of your arrival.
In some cases, notably
for those combining their Burma liveaboard cruise with a stay in
Phuket, it can be convenient to be transferred from there by aircon
mini bus.
General itineraries
are indicated on the Map. In addition Faraway have a series of "special
" sites which they only share with our guests.
The
Amadeus
Your
Skipper
Current skipper is Darren Mollinga, an easy going,
well experienced Canadian from Vancouver, brought up to a seagoing
life, time spent in the Canadian Army. This was his first cruise
on Amadeus, so was finding his feet with advice form the Dive Master.
Like Wolfgang Riessbacher the owner, Darren is dedicated to giving
you an unforgettable sailing or diving holiday. Hopefully Darren
will become as addicted to the Mergui Archipelago in Burma myriad
of islands, reefs, pinnacles and rocky outcrops as Wolfgang and
remain in the future, continuing Wolfgang’s work in continuously
looking for new places to discover.
As far as Wolfgang
is concerned, good food and drink plays an important part in having
a good time, so you should probably not expect to lose weight on
a trip with AMADEUS!
The Yacht
AMADEUS is a 12.70m / 42ft aluminum fast cruising
catamaran, custom built for Wolfgang in Brisbane, Australia. The
stability of a cat is surely a plus for those not blessed with sealegs,
her shallow draught opens great exploring possibilities. Deck space
is huge, so you have plenty of room for sunbathing or you can just
lie in the netting and watch the water rush by.
The large, deep cockpit
and lifelines with netting all around the boat make her very safe
to take small children on. The cockpit as well as the deck are well
shaded by canopies giving protection from the sun and the odd tropical
shower.
Inside there are 2
queen size double cabins, as well as 2 singles to accommodate the
maximum of 6 guests. In case of private-or full boat charter, up
to 8 guests can be catered for. Cabins are light and airy, they
have opening hatches and fans. Additionally all portholes, hatches,
and doors have mosquito screens. If you wish, you can of course
also sleep on deck under the stars!
The cozy saloon has
ample seating and there is a hi-fi stereo system with a large music
library. Wolfgang believes,
that his trips are
more interesting than watching TV, so there isn’t any.
The navigation station
has all the necessary modern electronics, for communication there
are VHF and SSB radio’s.
AMADEUS is sloop rigged,
with an easy to handle mainsail and roller genoa. A large cruising
chute is used for down wind light conditions, the mainsail boom
is high above the cockpit and therefore safely out of the way. The
yacht can easily be sailed by one skilled person, but you are welcome
to lend a hand! Wolfgang will be happy to teach you the basics of
sailing and navigation.
AMADEUS is fully equipped
as a diving vessel so she carries tanks, compressor, weights and
belts, emergency
oxygen and has 24
hr/day charging facilities for strobes and torches. Five full sets
of diving gear are carried in case you do not have your own. Specially
designed tank racks near the cockpit make kitting up and -off a
minimum of fuss. Between dives the BC’s can remain on the
tanks which are quickly filled by the powerful compressor. This
compressor is situated way forward and the noise is minimal.
The aft deck has a
dive platform and two ladders. The RIB tender facilitates drift
dives (plenty of those in Burma !) and obviously is used a lot for
shore explorations. Dive tuition, along PADI guidelines, is possible
but normally on full-boat charters only, please inquire.
All diving is under
the guidance of a qualified divemaster. Diving is non limit, the
number of dives per day depends
on the guest’s
preferences, but averages 2-3 plus a night dive.
Specifications
42ft (12,70m) fast aluminum cruising catamaran
Sloop rigged, mainsail, furling genoa, cruising chute.
Beam: 18 ft (5.60m), draught: (0.75 m)2.3ft
Engine: 65hp Isuzu diesel
Speed under power: 6 kts, under sail up to 13kts
Water capacity: 1000 litre plus RO-watermaker @ 160 litres per hour
Fuel: 1/2 ton
Electronics: radar,
autopilot, fishfinder, GPS, wind indicator, VHF and SSB radios
4 guest cabins: 2 double queen sized, 2 single
1x toilet/ freshwater shower, 1x deck shower
CD and tape player and extensive library
Deck
Plan
1. Queen size cabin
2. Double/single cabin
3. Single cabin
4. Crew cabin . Saloon
6. Galley
7. Shower/toilet
8. Cockpit . Dive platform
10. Navigation Area
11. Engine
12. Compressor
For Diving
210 ltr/min Coltri compressor
8x 12 liter (80 qft) tanks, INT valvefittings
24hr/day charging facility for torches, strobes etc
4 full sets of rental
equipment
Belts and weights
Possibility for tuition during private charter
Food and Drink
Cuisine is a mouth watering mixture of local and
European, also you can expect fresh fish! Special dietary requirements
(for example vegetarian) or preferences can be catered for, but
please indicate these at the time of booking. You will be served
3 warm meals per day. Soft drinks, juices, beer and imported wines
are available on board. Coffee, tea, snacks and cold drinking water
are there for you 24 hr./day and are included in the charter price.
The
Trips
Amadeus makes 6, 8 and 10 day trips throughout the
Mergui Archipelago. They go as far as Tower Rock in the far North
and the Burma Banks in the South.
The above was adapted
from information provided by
FARAWAY SAIL & DIVING EXPEDITIONS CO LTD
With thanks for providing this and photos in this section
www.faraway.net
DAY
BY DAY
DAY
1 - 25 Jan 2003
Depart HK on Thai to Bangkok
Transit at Bangkok on Thai to Phuket
Arrive Phuket
Taxi to Patong Beach, Sandy Beach Mansions
Deliver goods for Fantasea divers to SEAL
Food
Bars
DAY
2 -26 Jan 2003 - CRUISE DAY 1
Up 0645
Wait for pickup 0700
Pick up 0800
Minibus with other passangers to Ranong, Thailand
Lunch on the way
Thai Immigration
Longtail to Kawthung, Myanmar - lovely day
Arrive Amadeus 1315
Bunk allocation, Drop kit, Form filling
Myanmar Immigration
Depart Kawthung 1400
Dinner - first taste of what to come!
Arrive
Bed 2300
DAY
3 - 27 Jan 2003 - CRUISE DAY 2
Up 0600 for sunrise
Beutiful day
Departed
Dive 1 - Rocky Island - dead fish from Dynamite fishing
Colona Rock
Dive 2 - Day - 0853 - Colona Rock - Sharks and Barracuda
Dive 3 - Day - 1212 - Colona Rock - Sharks
Dive 4 - Night - 1900 - Resort Beach
Dinner
Bed 2359
DAY
4 - 28 Jan 2003 - CRUISE DAY 3
Up 0600 for sunrise
Depart Resort Beach 0615
Dive 5 - Day - 0730 - Colona Rock - Sharks
Breakfast
Dive 6 - Day - 0958 - Colona Rock - Sharks, flooded camera
Wash & dry out camera
Dive 7 - Day - 1335 - Lone Island
Bed 2300
Under sail
DAY
5 - 29 Jan 2003 - CRUISE DAY 4
Arrive Black Rock 0730
Dive 8 - Day - Black Rock
Breakfast
Dive 9 - Day - Black Rock
Dive 10 - Day - 1536 - Little Torres -
Arrive Fletcher Island
Dive 11 - Day - 1810 -
Dive 12 - Night - 1910 -
DAY
6 - 30 Jan 2003 - CRUISE DAY 5
Up 0710
Dive 13 - Day - 0806
Breakfast
Dive 14 - Day - 1153
Lunch
Dive 15 - Day - 1420 - Devil Ray Point
Dive 16 - Day - 1600
Dive 17 - Night - 1910 - Narrow Passage Bay -
DAY
7 - 31 Jan 2003 - CRUISE DAY 6
Up 0720
Depart 0730
Dive 18 - Day - 0820 - Devil Ray Point - Loads of Stingrays
Breakfast
Dive 19 - Day - 1118 -
Dive 20 - Day - Little Torres
Dive 21 - Night - Mid Sular
Bed 2230
DAY
8 - 1 Feb 2003 - CRUISE DAY 7
Up 0700
Arrive Black Rock 0800
Gearbox broke
Dive 22 - Day - 0820 - Black Rock - Sharks, Barracuda
Under sail
Breakfast
Under sail
Lunch
Under sail, becalmed
Dinner
Under sail
DAY
9 - 2 Feb 2003 - CRUISE DAY 8
Under sail
Up 0720
Breakfast
Arrive Rocky Island
Dive 22 - Day - 1120 - Rocky Island - lovely
Under sail
Lunch
Becalmed
Under sail
Sunset
1945 Under sail
Many squid boats
DAY
10 - 3 Feb 2003 - CRUISE DAY 9
Up 0640
Sunrise off Barwell Island
Arrive Kawthung
Dinner
Run ashore
Passports collected
Burmese Massage
On board
Bed 0130
DAY
11 - 4 Feb 2993 - CRUISE DAY 10
Up 0700
Packing
Breakfast
Depart Amadeus
Check in Immigration
Ranong
Thai Immigration
0930 Depart Ranong
1100 Arrive resort
1130 depart
1400 arrive Sandy Beach
mansion
Check in
SEAL
Lunch at Vic’s Place
Shopping
Snack at Vic’s Place
DAY
12 - 5 Feb 2003
Up 1000
Breakfast at Vic’s Place
Meeting SEAL
Lunch
Shopping
Haircut
Thai Massage 2 hours
DAY
13 - 6 Feb 2003
Up 0900
Breakfast
Check out
Taxi to Phuket Intl airport
Thai to Bangkok
Thai to Hong Kong
Met by Tai Tai and Little Ginger
Bus home
CONCLUSION
Great dives
Plenty of large critters - Reef sharks, Nurse Sharks, Mantas, Rays,
Barracuda, Trevally, Jacks, Cuttlefish
Less dives than anticipated
Better weather than in the April 2000 cruise
Clearer water / better viz than 2000
Still evidence of explosive fishing
Good fun sailing
Excellent crew
Pleasant company
Good fun
ANNEX
1 - DIVING
DIVE
1
27 Jan 2003
Rocky Island
DT = 28 mins
TDT = 32 mins
Max depth = 27.6m
Viz : 15m+
Large Boat
Sightings : Many dead
fish (explosive fishing), clown, whip, Hard and soft corals, fan,
Hermit crab, Remora,
Puffer, Nudibranch, Lion,
Moray, Trevalli, Box, many fish types
DIVE
2
27 Jan 2003
Colona Rocks
DT = 38 mins
TDT = 41 mins
Max depth = 19.9m
Viz : 15m+Large Boat
Sightings : 2 Grey reef sharks, Large Nurse Shark, Chevron Barracuda,
Pickhandle Barracuda, Jelly, Moray,
Nudibranch, Hard and soft
coral, shrimp, Banded shrimp, many fish types
DIVE
3
27 Jan 2003
Colona Rocks
DT = 37 mins
TDT = 39 mins
Max depth = 20m
Viz : 15m+
Large Boat
Sightings : 3 Grey reef shark, Moray, Lion, Box, Cushion star, Jacks,
Travelli, Puffer, Shrimp, False stone, Basket star
DIVE
4
27 Jan 2003
Resort Island, resort bay
DT = 41 mins
TDT = 43 mins
Max depth = 9.6m
Viz : Torch
Large Boat
Night
Sightings : Porcupine puffer, Puffer, 2 Spanish Dancer, 3 Blue spotted
Ray, Cucumbers, 2 Trigger, Hermit crab
DIVE
5
28 Jan 2003
Colona Rock
DT = 38 mins
TDT = 43 mins
Max depth = 27.4m
Viz : 15m+
Large Boat
Sightings : Cuttle, Lion, Blue spotted ray, Lobster, Nudibranch,
2 Grey Reef Shark, 2 Pipefish, Hard and soft corals, Clown, 1 Nurse
shark, Cornet, Sgt Major, many fish types
DIVE 6
28 Jan 2003
Colona Rock
DT = 38 mins
TDT = 41 mins
Max depth = 20m
Viz : 15m+
Large Boat
Sightings : Puffer, 2 Grey Reef Shark, Nurse shark, Hard and soft
corals, Moray, shrimp, cleaner shrimp, Triton Trigger, many fish
types
DIVE 7
28 Jan 2003
Lone Island, Birdsnest cave west
DT = 50 mins
TDT = 55 mins
Max depth = 19.1m
Viz : 15-20m
Large Boat
Sightings : Puffer, Nudibranch, Cucumber, Hard and soft corals,
Clown, Urchins, Jelly, Nudibranch, Porcupine puffer, Crown thorns,
Lobster, whip, many fish types
DIVE 8
29 Jan 2003
Black Rock
DT = 34 mins
TDT = 37 mins
Max depth = 36m
Viz : 15m+
Large Boat
Drift
Sightings : Moray, Lobster, Clown, Hard and soft corals, whip, fans
DIVE 9
29 Jan 2003
Black Rock
DT = 32 mins
TDT = 35 mins
Max depth = 28.7m
Viz : 15m+
Large Boat
Sightings : Moray, Lobster, Jacks, Nudibranch, Clown, fans, many
fish types
DIVE
10
29 Jan 2003
North East Sular (Little Torres)
DT = 38 mins
TDT = 41 mins
Max depth = 25.2m
Viz : 15-20m
Large Boat
Sightings : Large Turtle, Porcupine Puffer
DIVE 11
29 Jan 2003
Fletcher Island Small Bay
DT = 36 mins
TDT = 38 mins
Max depth = 11.4m
Viz : 5-10m
Large Boat
Sightings : Cuttle, Porcupine Puffer, Whip coral
DIVE 12
29 Jan 2003
Fletcher Island Small Bay
DT = 37 mins
TDT = 39 mins
Max depth = 10.7m
Viz : Torch
Large Boat
Night
Sightings : Huge Red crab, Cuttle, Shrimp, Banded shrimp, Crabs,
Porcupine puffer, Cushion star
DIVE 13
30 Jan 2003
Fletcher Island SE Point
DT = 34 mins
TDT = 39 mins
Max depth = 36.1m
Viz : 40m+
Large Boat
Wall
Sightings : Lion, Lobster, Nudibranch, Scorpion, Jelly, Porcupine
Puffer, Moray, many fish types
DIVE 14
30 Jan 2003
Sular Khamour / Candy rocks
DT = 22 mins
TDT = 26 mins
Max depth = 25.5m
Viz : 20m+
Large Boat
Drift
Sightings : Lion, Hard and Soft Corals, Fans
DIVE 15
30 Jan 2003
Devils Point Island
DT = 35 mins
TDT = 37 mins
Max depth = 25m
Viz : 15-20m
Large Boat
Sightings : Stingray
DIVE 16
30 Jan 2003
Junk Sail Island
DT = 32 mins
TDT = 37 mins
Max depth = 26m
Viz : 15m+
Large Boat
Sightings : Soft corals, Cuttle, Box, Lion
DIVE 17
30 Jan 2003
Midday Island The Gap south
DT = 44 mins
TDT = 49 mins
Max depth = 12.9m
Viz : Torch
Large Boat
Night
Sightings : Moray, Barracuda, Giant Barracuda, Cone shell, Porcupine
Puffer, Starry Puffer, Lion, Sea Pen, Shy Crab, Red Crab, 4 Blue
Spotted Rays, Corals
DIVE 18
31 Jan 2003
Devils Point Island
DT = 32 mins
TDT = 36 mins
Max depth = 30.1m
Viz : 20-30m
Large Boat
Sightings : 1 Grey Reef Shark, 2 Devil Rays, 3 Marble Rays, 10 Stingrays,
15 Cobia, 1 Giant Barracuda
DIVE 19
31 Jan 2003
Devils Point
DT = 30 mins
TDT = 33 mins
Max depth = 26.4m
Viz : 20m
Large Boat
Sightings : 2 Stingrays, Starry Puffer, Puffer
DIVE
20
31 Jan 2003
Little Torres
DT = 36 mins
TDT = 40 mins
Max depth = 26.2m
Viz : 20-25m
Large Boat
Sightings : Lion, Travelly, Tuna, Cuttle, Barracuda, Cushion Star
DIVE 21
31 Jan 2003
Mid Sular Nge
DT = 40 mins
TDT = 42 mins
Max depth = 18.6m
Viz : Torch
Large Boat
Sightings : 2 Large Black mantle, white shell Cowrie, Decorator
crab, Red Star, Hermit crabs, Hard and soft corals, whip, Crown
of Thorns
DIVE 22
1 Feb 2003
Black Rock
DT = 32 mins
TDT = 35 mins
Max depth = 36.8m
Viz : 30m+
Small Boat
Sightings : 1 White tip Shark, 10 Grey Reef Shark, Chevron Barracuda,
Cobia, Mackerel, Tuna, Jacks, Puffer, Scorpion
DIVE 23
2 Feb 2003
Rocky Island
DT = 40 mins
TDT = 42 mins
Max depth = 30.3m
Viz : 20m+
Large Boat
Sightings : Lion, Remora, Porcupine Puffer, Clown, Shrimp, Grouper,
Box, Barrel Sponge, Hard and soft corals, Fans, Blue Spotted Ray,
Crown Thorns, Jelly, Moray, Hermit crab, Cuttle, Barracuda, many
fish types
ANNEX
2 - COSTS
| |
Baht |
US$ |
HK$ |
| Taxi to Airport |
|
|
250 |
| Flights HK - Bangkok - Phuket - Bangkok - HK |
|
|
2600 |
| HK Airport Tax |
|
|
70 |
| Taxi airport - Patong Beach |
500 |
|
100 |
| 1 Night accom Patong Beach |
800 |
|
160 |
| Amadeus dive trip |
|
1640 |
12,792 |
| Myanmar Area Entrance fees |
|
120 |
936 |
| Myanmar Visa |
|
20 |
156 |
| Torch hire |
|
8 |
62.40 |
| Boat crew Tips |
|
80 |
624 |
| 2 Nights Accom Patong Beach |
1600 |
|
320 |
| 2 Breakfasts |
300 |
|
60 |
| 2 Lunch |
900 |
|
180 |
| 2 Dinner |
900 |
|
180 |
| Taxi Patong to airport |
500 |
|
100 |
| Thai departure tax |
500 |
|
100 |
| Bus home |
|
|
12 |
| TOTAL COST |
|
|
18702.40 |
| COST PER DAY OF CRUISE |
|
|
1870 |
GINGER AYRES
Chief Instructor
Marine Divers
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