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Scuba Forum / Scuba Locations / August 2004Diving in Burma
Hello everyone, my boyfriend and i are going to burma for three weeks in january 2005. we would love to go diving in burma since we are not going to have time to travel to thailand or indonesia. we have searched the internet but only find information about diving safaris organized from thailand to burma. does anyone know a school in burma? i heard that there is one but just cannot find any address or name. Kim. > Hello everyone, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Kim. That is about all you will find, even 'Lonely Planet' and 'rough guide' don't have anything in it. Which begs the question... Is there such thing as a Diver Travel series? > > information about diving safaris organized from thailand to burma. does > > anyone know a school in burma? i heard that there is one but just cannot > > find any address or name. Perhaps because you're still using the antiquated name of Burma, which will likely get you shot or at least tortured if you do it in country. Try 'myanmar scuba' which will give you hits like myanmarscuba.com. (Note that I do not endorse the aforementioned dive op, but merely offer it as the first hit resulting from my Google(tm) search - I'm diving in Burma this December from the comfort of a Thai liveaboard mainly because I don't care for commie food). > Perhaps because you're still using the antiquated name of Burma, which > will [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > December from the comfort of a Thai liveaboard mainly because I don't care > for commie food). And there you have it! Peace d <------Ever feel so dumb you want to crawl under a rock? > Perhaps because you're still using the antiquated name of Burma, which > will [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > December from the comfort of a Thai liveaboard mainly because I don't care > for commie food). On 'Commie' food, Vietnam was pretty damn good food! |
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