| 35m Length, 5.5m Beam | Steel Hull | 2 x 400hp Diesels |
| 10 Kts | 2 x 220V AC Generators | 2 x Compressors |
| 2 Double Cabins | 10 Twin Cabins | Full En-Suite |
| 2 Deck Showers | Nitrox & Courses Available | Dive Guides |
MV Hallelujah is a stunning top class steel hull dive vessesl. At 35m long and 5.5m Beam she is spacious and one of the largest liveaboards cruising the Andaman Sea. She offers full En-Suite luxury in her two double and 10 twin cabins. There ia also a single VIP cabin on the upper deck. All cabins are full en-suite and air conditioned with sea view windows and 24hr 220v power available. She has 3 covered decks, her main deck has all customer cabins. The lower deck is for staff cabins, kitchen, engine room & first aid room. The upper deck is the dining and communal relaxation area.
The Sundeck is large with loungers and padded mats. It is also partially covered as the sun in Thailand can be extremely strong.
The dive area is at the stern of the main deck and is extremely large. It has personal storage space for every guests diving equipment and allows access to the water without the need to go down any steps wearing diving equipment. There are large dedicated rinsing tanks for camera equpment and dive computers.
All in all if you are looking for some luxury at an affordable rate then MV Hallelujah should be at the top of your list. . .
A Superb Boat. Excellent Luxury For Your Money Boarding commences in Thap Lamu (Khao Lak) at around 7pm after your complimentary hotel pick-up. Departure is around 9pm after a boat briefing and dinner on board. You then relax and chat with your fellow guests before retiring to your cabin as Hallelujah cruises overnight to the Similans.
Daily Itinerary A normal days diving runs as follows: You’ll be woken at 7am by a gentle knock on your cabin door from the dive crew. After a quick freshly brewed coffee or tea and a dive briefing you kit up. You will find that 50 minutes in the warm tropical water is a fantastic way of waking up. Dive groups are a maximum of 4 people, unless friends request to dive together. At the end of the dive (and every dive) you and your group will be picked up by the dingy. No surface swims on Hallelujah. Ever.
The staff assist you with equipment when back on board and you can use the deck showers before heading to the outdoor eating area for a cooked breakfast. Your equipment will be rinsed and tanks filled whilst you eat.
Your time after breakfast can be used as you wish. Visit the beach and explore or sunbathe or snorkel. Alternatively stay on-board and relax on the sundeck, watch a DVD or read a book quietly wherever you wish. Spend your time exactly how you want.
Around 11:00am is dive 2 after which lunch is served.
At 2pm after lunch is digested you go for dive three and then spend the remainder of the afternoon exactly as you wish again before eating an afternoon snack at about 4:30pm if you are hungry.
If you wish you can go night diving around 7:00pm.
Dinner is served after the night dive. You are then free to relax with a beer and chat about the days adventures or retire to your cabin.
As Hallelujah is a very large boat for only 24 people there is plenty of space on the days when no beach is available on the far northern sites part of the trip.
On the final day of the cruise, only two dives are made before returning to Khao Lak at about 3:00pm. You are then transferred back to your hotel. The trip may be over but the memories will be with you forever we promise. . .
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