Myanmar liveaboard diving
Unexplored seamounts and pristine archipelago

Myanmar · Burma Banks & Mergui

Myanmar liveaboard diving at a glance: trips from $2,212 per person · best months Winter and Spring · intermediate · known for seamounts, sharks, macro. 2 listed departures.

Facts checked against live availability · September 2026

The Mergui Archipelago remains one of Asia's least-dived regions. Remote granite islands, untouched reefs, and the legendary Burma Banks seamounts await adventurous divers.

Best Seasons

Winter, Spring

Dive Types

seamounts, sharks, macro

Difficulty

intermediate

Marine Life & Seasons

What you'll see in Myanmar — and when

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Dive Sites

The marquee sites you'll dive

Black RockA lone limestone fist rising from open ocean, 188 kilometres from anywhere, where oceanic mantas queue up to be cleaned.Shark CaveA daylight canyon you can swim through, with sharks resting in the shadows at the far end.Western RockyA daylit tunnel bored clean through an island, with a fat nurse shark asleep in the middle of it.North TwinA tree-topped island at the far edge of the map, where granite pinnacles fall into blue water thick with sharks and rays.Silvertip BankA flat-topped seamount 125 kilometres out in the Andaman Sea, where the reef ends and the open ocean begins.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Myanmar diving — common questions

When is the best time to dive in Myanmar?

The best seasons for liveaboard diving in Myanmar are Winter and Spring. Conditions can vary by specific route and itinerary, so we recommend reaching out so we can match the timing to your priorities.

What experience level do I need for Myanmar?

Myanmar is best suited for intermediate divers with at least 30-50 logged dives and comfort in moderate currents. We help match the right route and boat to your actual experience level, not just your certification card.

What marine life will I see in Myanmar?

Myanmar is known for seamounts, sharks, macro. The specific encounters depend on season, route, and conditions. We can help you choose an itinerary that maximises your chances of seeing what matters most to you.

How do I book a liveaboard trip to Myanmar?

Start by reaching out through our concierge service with a short brief — your dates, experience, and what you want from the trip. We'll shortlist trusted boats, check availability, and come back to you personally.

Upcoming Departures

Bookable Myanmar dates

21–28 Jan 20277 nights
Thailand MasterMergui Archipelago
from $2,765 $2,212−20%
16–23 Mar 20277 nights
Thailand MasterMergui Archipelago
Only 3 leftfrom $2,765 $2,212−20%

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