Both the CC & TT are ideal dive boats - the original Thaicats design was first developed and perfected by divers in the Gulf of Thailand who needed a stable, spacious boat with easy stern access in and out of the water.

The TT's catamaran bow-rider configuration was chosen to give as much deck space as possible, not only to accommodate multiple divers and their equipment, but also to give a stable platform with easy access in at out of the water.

Dive magazine's boat tester-in-chief, Charles Hood tested the TT and finished his review by saying "...this boat is very, very nice and I want one!" 

He pre-empted this praise by fair and strict comparison with RIBs - the diver's favourite - but wrote "I could find very few faults with the boat and if I didn't already own a fairly new RIB, I would certainly consider buying a Thaicat, which would work just as well for those of you who want to do a spot of fishing or some water skiing, as well as days out with the family - there's loads of space."

A full version of his very positive review is available here.

The CC provides an extra degree of shelter and versatility, not only giving divers the ability to warm up, shower and have a hot bite to eat, but also allows overnight trips and storage space for multiple tanks and gear.