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CRUISE SCHEDULE
Weekly departures from Kaw Thaung on Monday with return on Saturday.  Visit to the southern islands of the archipelago Long-term participants may stay on board for the weekend.

ACCOMMODATIONS
Quarters aboard 12 meter catamaran. Maximum of  8 volunteers living in 4 simple cabins. 

  The Sea Nomad

Working Language - English
(French, Italian and German also spoken)

Ecovolunteers on the Sea Nomad

Our Eco-Volunteer Cruises depart Kaw Thaung, Myanmar, weekly taking up to eight eco-volunteers on one of our 40ft. (12.2 meter) motor-sailing catamarans.Participants in these cruises will take part in all activities including boat handling and live aboard duties. They will also assist scientists in observations and data collection.

Rarely studied tribes of Moken (sea gypsies), local boat building techniques, marine mammals, sea turtles, and sea birds provide exciting subject for our research. Eachcruise is unique and is dependent upon our research needs. However, each cruise will include contacts with the Moken, observations of marine mega fauna and native birds plus at least one jungle trek or mangrove canoe trip. 

While this may be considered to be a working holiday, and the early morning hours are best for field observations, we can hardly imagine a more interesting way to visitthese relatively unknown islands than as members of a real research team.

Contributions for eco-volunteers *