Embark on a voyage into history and luxury with The Junk liveaboard, a magnificent 33-meter vessel steeped in maritime heritage, now dedicated to providing unforgettable liveaboard diving holidays in Thailand. Originally born as a cargo sailing ship in 1962, she underwent a comprehensive transformation in 1997, emerging as the masterpiece she is today. Crafted from the finest Asian teak wood, known as Takien Tong, she proudly carries three majestic masts adorned with 330 square meters of sails, blending functionality with sheer beauty.
The Junk warmly welcomes up to 18 divers on board, offering a range of flexible cabins to suit every need. These include double/twin, triple berth, and quad cabins, providing accommodation in a blend of comfort and style. Each cabin boasts air conditioning, fans, and en-suite facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst the sea's splendor.
Inside, the spacious, air-conditioned saloon is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, adorned with hand-carved shelves, drawers, and cabinets, concealing a treasure trove of entertainment options. Guests can immerse themselves in a library of books, videos, and mini discs, creating a perfect evening after a day of diving. A large flat-screen TV stands ready for optimal viewing as guests unwind in this inviting space.
Dining on The Junk is an exquisite experience in its own right. With a diverse menu ranging from delectable Asian-inspired dishes to traditional Western favorites, guests can savor a culinary journey. Besides regular meals, fresh fruit and snacks are readily available throughout the day. The saloon, with its open design and numerous windows, offers captivating ocean views, complementing the exceptional onboard cuisine.
For divers and leisure seekers alike, an expansive dive and leisure deck provide ample space for both gearing up and relaxation. Underwater photographers and videographers will appreciate the presence of large freshwater rinsing tanks and designated areas for equipment preparation and charging. The Junk is a testament to combining history, luxury, and the thrill of underwater exploration.