Sentences with phrase «divers on liveaboard»

Most divers on liveaboards are relatively experienced divers and so the dive sites that can be visited are the slightly more challenging, less visited sites, and often in pristine condition as a result

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IDC Bunaken Bunaken, north Sulawesi, the Liveaboard on land, the «retreat» for divers!

Divers can choose between luxury liveaboard boats and idyllic resorts on small islands, many with rooms that perch directly over the water.

To participate in liveaboard diving on the Sheena each diver is required to show proof of 60 logged dives and have at least an Advanced Open Water Certification or equivalent diving experience.

Cocos Island Dive Report Being an experienced diver and a fairly serious underwater photographer, I have traveled to Cocos Island on the Okeanos Aggressor liveaboard a week after diving in Wolf and Darwin in the Galapagos archipelago and loved every... Continue reading →

So if you're a new diver seeking new challenges and wanting to fine tune your diving skills or simply just love the diving opportunities that being on a liveaboard boat offer then look no further.

Most scuba divers will find that Komodo Liveaboard Diving is the best way to see the Komodo National Park underwater with the possibility to spend time on a number of different islands.

With three cabin classes to choose from the Raja Manta is truly a liveaboard for divers on any budget.

Setting a new standard of luxury for Maldivian liveaboards the Carpe Vita will quickly become a favorite among discerning divers from Asia, Europe, and America who are looking to pamper themselves on a truly unforgetable liveaboard expedition which offers up to 4 dives per day.

Setting a new standard of luxury the Ocean Hunter III has quickly become a favorite among discerning divers from Asia, Europe, and America who are looking to pamper themselves on a truly unforgetable liveaboard expedition which offers up to 5 dives per day.

Setting a new standard of luxury for Maldivian liveaboards the Carpe Vita has quickly become a favorite among discerning divers from Asia, Europe, and America who are looking to pamper themselves on a truly unforgetable liveaboard expedition which offers up to 4 dives per day.

With nine exquisitely decorated cabins, access to the best diving on the planet, and a maximum of 18 divers who are attended to by 22 crew members you are guaranteed the liveaboard trip of a lifetime.

Divers and liveaboard operators come together at Dive Adventures Asia to promote our wonderful sport and the most extraordinary diving on the planet.

For families, experienced divers and backpackers, Phuket has long been the Number One destination in Thailand and the island provides a great base for doing PADI courses, diving the local sites via daytrips or setting out on a liveaboard adventure to the Similans or beyond into Myanmar - Burma.

If you are an advanced diver, have a few days to spare and fancy blowing a bit of cash on an unforgettable experience — then you absolutely need to do the Liveaboard (and then tell me ALL about it).

Deep Sea Divers Den accommodates guests for the number of nights of their choosing, offers five dives per day, on two different dive sites from their liveaboard Ocean Quest which is moored permanently on the outer reef.

Deep Sea Divers Den's OceanQuest liveaboard doesn't travel far but it provides a comfortable base on the outer reef to get in at least four dives a day.

Cruises of such length and the remoteness of the location means that the normal clientele on these tours are experienced scuba divers who have visited in many other countries before treating themselves to this pinnacle of liveaboard destinations.

Raja Ampat Aggressor Liveaboard, formerly known as Ocean Rover, is custom - built with the needs of divers in mind, very comfortable with many unique, practical features to make all aspects of life on board easy and safe.

Rental equipment is provided by Sunrise Divers for our divers on the Giamani liveaDivers for our divers on the Giamani liveadivers on the Giamani liveaboard.

Rental equipment is provided by Sunrise Divers for our divers on the Hallelujah liveaDivers for our divers on the Hallelujah liveadivers on the Hallelujah liveaboard.

You can go diving at night (note: only on liveaboards), check out the local wreck, learn more about marine life, learn about drift dives, boat diving and more — all during your PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course.

The boats are comfortable enough, but can be crowded at busy times as you have liveaboard divers plus day trippers on board during the day.

Cruising between Taba and the Straits of Tiran on Aqua - Sport's First Class Liveaboard affords divers a unique opportunity to access previously unexplored Red Sea dive sites as well as stopping at world famous sites rarely visited; like the walls of Ras Abu Galum and Gabr El Bint and the glorious reefs of Ras Mamlach and Ras Burka, or the more popular Blue Hole and Canyon.

Options here are a short sleep over on a reef like Hardy Reef with Cruise Whitsundays Reefsleep adventure, a liveaboard that moves around a little but stays in the same general area such as the Ocean Quest from Deep Sea Divers Den, or the full - blown liveaboard that travels across the Coral Sea and visits only the best sites on the way.

Rental equipment is provided by Sunrise Divers for our divers on the Andaman Tritan liveaDivers for our divers on the Andaman Tritan liveadivers on the Andaman Tritan liveaboard.

Our liveaboard dive boat has access to 28 moorings at 9 different reef systems and exclusive priority access to the most famous sites out of Cairns, so beginner and advanced divers are guaranteed to enjoy amazing variety and uncrowded dives at some of the best sites on the Reef.

Rental equipment is provided by Sunrise Divers for our divers on the Deep Andaman Queen liveaDivers for our divers on the Deep Andaman Queen liveadivers on the Deep Andaman Queen liveaboard.

Whether a novice or seasoned diver, Adelaar's dive guides will take you to explore those renowned world - class dive sites on accessible by liveaboards.

If you're a hard core diver and want three or four dives each day, but would still like someone else to rinse (and iron) your wetsuit and petit fours served on a silver platter between dives, than a luxury liveaboard is probably the way to go — unless of course — the life on an ocean wave is not for you!

If you are not new to the world of scuba then a PADI Open Water Diver license is acceptable in most resorts and on most liveaboards and daytrip boats provided you have an intermediate level of diving experience.

Sea Hunter is built with conveniences that surpass all expectations, this is a liveaboard that all divers want to be on.

Most of the dives sites are easy and suitable for Padi Open Water divers but exploring the more remote areas on liveaboard is more suitable for experienced divers.

Went on a liveaboard to the Great Barrier Reef with Divers Den out of Cairns — very professional outfit, with excellent safety focus and superb crew (Serrio, Sylvester, May and Alice spring to mind among many).