Starting with the dive deck, 16 divers can be accommodated, each with their own station, where your gear will be kept for the duration of the trip. There are handy little drawers to help keep things organized, where you can keep your dive computer, SMB, mask etc.

Before every dive, an in-depth briefing is given in the galley. After this the crew are on hand to assist divers with their dive gear, camera gear and transfers to the chase boats. It’s then a short ride to the dive site.

Typically four dives are offered per day, starting at 7am. Length of dive is dependent upon air consumption and what can be seen on a specific dive site. The principal being, less dives per day but longer dive times, helping you see more in a more relaxed way.

For photographers and videographers, there is plenty of space in the lounge area for storing equipment and recharging batteries. Like on the dive deck, each guest has their own drawer to keep small items, reducing time spent returning to your cabin. There more space in the lounge to set up your computer, plus also a flat screen TV to connect to if needed.

Like all liveaboard experiences, there is always a meal or snack to be had after pretty much every dive! Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served buffet style in the galley, with a good selection of international and local dishes served during every meal.

The 8 cabins are a mixture of twin and double bed arrangements; all have en-suite facilities with hot showers, quiet air con, plenty of drawers and cupboard space and super comfy beds and bedding.