There are many forms of a liveaboard diving boat, but essentially, the aim of each boat is the same: to enable their customers to dive multiple sites over a large area in comfort and in many cases – extreme luxury.
The best liveaboards for solo divers. On a liveaboard, you won’t be diving alone, with a boat-load of divers to buddy up with for the actual diving.
Those who regularly dive on Liveaboards will tell you it’s the best way to dive, whilst those who don’t, wonder why you’d want to spend a week’s vacation cooped up on a boat! So we explored the merits of each – for you to see the other side – and maybe try it.
Which of the many Solomon Islands dive adventures is for you: would it be the wrecks of Iron Bottom Sound, the fantastic colourful reefs, the points where pelagics swarm, or a little bit of everything?
Dive Fiji like never before with Captain Cook Cruises four-night Northern Yasawa and Tivua Island cruise and dive package aboard small ship cruise vessel MV Reef Endeavour.
Want to experience those great wrecks and reefs in the Solomon Islands but with the comfort of air-con and hot showers? A trip aboard a Solomon Islands liveaboard might just be your ideal Solomons dive holiday!
Guest Blogger Tiffany Carroll re-discovers her inner-diver once again on a trip in the seas of the Solomon Islands where improbably the underwater scenery gets more spectacular by the day. She’s already packing for the return visit.
Small ship cruises are becoming more and more popular as a holiday choice, as an easy way to combine a passion for travel and a passion for diving.
We’ve been left behind on the Great Barrier Reef 50 km from the nearest land. A wave of tranquillity hits. Silence is golden.
This Silverseas expedition cruise takes in whale watching in Kaikoura, through Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Norfolk Island to the Solomon’s pristine reefs.