MV Giamani |
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| Steel mono-hull liveaboard motor vessel... |
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New in 2007 comes the imposing figure of the MV Giamani - an internationally owned liveaboard operating in Thailand and Myanmar.
Length: 24 metres / 79 foot
Beam: 7 metres / 21 foot
Cruise: 10 knots
Divers: 16
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Accommodating a maximum of 16 divers, the high-bowed Giamani normally sails with fewer since most of the cabins are twin share (although they can be used as triple-share). This means that the boat is very spacious and there is always plenty of room for the guests to find their own space.
The cabins are all air conditioned with sea view windows and are comfortable and tastefully furnished. The four deluxe cabins are en-suite, while the two standard cabins share a bathroom.
You can choose to spend your relaxation time in the Air-con lounge which is fully equipped with all the entertainment facilities you could wish for including TV, DVD player, music system and library. If you prefer to hang out in the open air, cooled by the sea breezes, then you can either sit in the shade in the roomy outdoor dining area on the upper deck or head to the bow and catch some rays on the sundeck.
The dive deck is spacious and the boat features separate camera rinse tanks and a camera table, so it's ideal for serious underwater photographers. It's sure to be a great new addition to the Thailand liveaboard scene and a great choice for you - the MV Giamani.
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| Cabins, Berths, Showers, Bathrooms... |
There are four Deluxe en-suite (with private bathrooms) cabins that can be used as twin bunk or three-share on the middle deck, and two Standard twin bunk bed cabins with a shared bathroom on the upper deck. All beds are 220 x 70 cm.
All the cabins have:
- Air-conditioning and fan-cooled
- Small windows
- Ensuite Deluxe cabins have toilet, mirror, hot water shower, towels and hand basin
- Reading lights
- Twin flat prong mains outlet 220 volts - 24 hours per day
- Bedding and cabinet
- Life jackets
No. of bathrooms / showers - 5 / 5 - hot water |
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