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Hammerhead I is a 32-metre Egyptian Red Sea liveaboard for 20 guests in 10 ensuite, individually air-conditioned cabins: six lower-deck Standard Twins, two upper-deck Standard Twins and two upper-deck Master Suites with double beds. A 40 m² dive deck, two tenders, Nitrox production and routes from northern wrecks to Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone and the Deep South make it a focused choice for week-long diving safaris.

Hammerhead II is Hammerhead Fleet's large Red Sea liveaboard, 45 metres and accommodating up to 32 guests in 16 ensuite cabins: eight lower-deck twins, six panoramic upper-deck mixed-bed cabins and two panoramic Master Suites. Its spacious dive deck, two powerful tenders, Nitrox system, outdoor lounges and forward Jacuzzi support full-week, short and themed Egyptian diving safaris.

Heaven Saphir is a 36-metre Egyptian Red Sea liveaboard for up to 20 guests in 10 ensuite, air-conditioned cabins: six lower-deck Standard Twins, three upper-deck Honeymoon Suites and one main-deck Executive Suite. A spacious dive deck, two tenders, Nitrox production, dedicated camera-rinse facilities and itineraries from northern wrecks to Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone, St John's, Fury Shoals and Rocky Island support both classic and expedition-style safaris.

Marie-Inès is a 25-metre Philippines diving liveaboard for a maximum of 16 guests in eight main-deck, ensuite and individually air-conditioned cabins. Two cabins have one queen-size bed and six are two-berth rooms. A 1:4 guide ratio, Nitrox system, dedicated camera-rinse tank, shaded social decks and routes including Tubbataha, Coron, Southern Leyte, Bohol, Apo Island and Siquijor make her a compact base for multi-day diving and snorkelling cruises.

Merdeka 3 is a traditional wooden phinisi offering relaxed dive-and-snorkel cruises and private charters from Phuket. Her current detailed inventory supports 18 fixed berths in seven air-conditioned cabins: four king cabins with attached bathrooms, two four-person bunk cabins and one twin-bunk cabin using shared facilities. Full-board dining, shaded open-air lounges, massage, kayaks and South Andaman routes through Phi Phi, Koh Haa, Hin Daeng, Hin Muang and the Racha Islands create a slower alternative to a four-dive-per-day liveaboard.

Nawasena is a 44-metre Indonesian phinisi liveaboard for 14 guests in seven ensuite cabins: four flexible Ocean cabins, two upper-deck Balcony cabins and one full-beam Master Suite. Built from ironwood and teak and refitted in 2026, the yacht combines private guiding, Nitrox diving, generous dive facilities and refined indoor and outdoor spaces. Published expeditions range from Komodo and Raja Ampat to Alor, Banda Sea, Triton Bay, Halmahera and North Sulawesi.

Philippines Explorer One is a 43.96-metre steel expedition liveaboard being completely rebuilt for a planned 2027 launch. Eleven above-waterline ensuite cabins accommodate 21 guests on scheduled cruises or 22 on a full charter, supported by 18 crew. Diesel-electric propulsion, a 1,110 kWh battery bank, gyro stabilisers, three dive tenders, air and Nitrox systems, a swimming pool, fitness room and spacious indoor-outdoor areas are designed for quiet, long-range Philippine diving. The operator currently schedules its first Tubbataha programmes from 2028.

Philippines Explorer Two is a 23.85-metre private diving yacht for up to six guests, combining one Premium Suite, one Deluxe Suite and two single Comfort cabins with five-person crew service. Rebuilt in 2022, the gyro-stabilised vessel offers four ensuite air-conditioned cabins, quiet generators, al-fresco dining, air and Nitrox diving, a large tender and water-sports equipment. Seven-day Philippine routes connect Malapascua, Dauin, Donsol and Southern Leyte at a relaxed rhythm of no more than three dives daily, often two.

Queen Sherry is a 34-metre steel Red Sea liveaboard built in 2023 for 24 guests. Her 12 air-conditioned ensuite cabins include 11 practical twins and one upper-deck king suite. A broad dive deck, two tenders, indoor and outdoor lounges, specialist dolphin expeditions and weekly routes to Daedalus, Sataya, Elphinstone, Brothers, St. Johns, Rocky and Zabargad make her a versatile choice for divers, snorkellers and mixed groups.

Queenesia 1 is an intimate 22-metre wooden phinisi for a maximum of eight guests in three precisely defined ensuite cabins. Operating from Labuan Bajo, this compact Komodo liveaboard combines up to 16 dives with manta sites, strong-current pinnacles, night dives, Padar sunrise, Pink Beach and a guided Komodo-dragon walk.

Queenesia II is a 32-metre ironwood phinisi with seven ensuite cabins, a standard published operating capacity of 14 and physical bedding for up to 16 when authorised. Two compressors, 12-litre aluminium tanks, small dive groups and wide-ranging schedules support expeditions through Raja Ampat, Banda Sea, Derawan, North Sulawesi and Komodo.

Sea Treasure is a new-generation 45-metre Red Sea liveaboard for up to 36 guests in 18 ensuite cabins, including four private-jacuzzi master suites and two 180-degree panorama suites. Five decks, a panoramic salon, air-conditioned restaurant, three bars, outdoor jacuzzi, broad sun areas and a dual-Zodiac dive deck create the space for routes from northern wrecks and Brothers to Daedalus, Fury Shoals, St. John’s and Elba.

SeaOra is a 29.5-metre Maldivian liveaboard, fully renovated in 2024, with 10 air-conditioned ensuite cabins for up to 20 guests. A Master Suite with bathtub, upper-deck Junior Suite, Jacuzzi, bright salon, generous outdoor lounges and a separate dive dhoni make her an inviting base for Submaldives’ seven-night Beyond the Blue journey, combining 14 dives with snorkelling, sandbanks, local-island encounters and relaxed life at sea.

Star Jet is a 35-metre steel Red Sea liveaboard, comprehensively renovated in 2025 and currently sold for up to 28 guests in 14 ensuite cabins. Five bookable room categories span the lower, main and sun decks, while two sun decks, an air-conditioned salon, a photographer-friendly dive deck and two speedboats support routes from Thistlegorm and Tiran to Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone, St. John’s and Fury Shoals.

Sundari Voyages is a newly launched 34-metre Indonesian phinisi with eight sea-view ensuite cabins and shared expeditions limited to 12 divers. Purpose-built for Komodo, she combines small dive groups, complimentary recreational equipment, dedicated underwater photo support and up to 22 dives with Padar, Pink Beach, Komodo dragons and a hands-on beach clean-up.

The Vision is a 29-metre luxury dive liveaboard built in 2025 for intimate Musandam cruises from Dibba Al-Baya, Oman. Six air-conditioned ensuite cabins accommodate 12 standard guests, while a dive tender, air and Nitrox facilities, broad teak decks and a panoramic main-deck suite support a comfortable seven-night programme with up to 18 dives among the fjords, coral walls and current-fed reefs of northern Oman.

M/Y Amelie Adventures is a renovated 27-metre Egyptian Red Sea liveaboard for 16 guests in eight ensuite cabins: six lower-deck twins and two upper-deck suites. Two dive tenders, twin compressors, free Nitrox, camera facilities and spacious sun decks support four- and eight-day safaris from Hurghada.

Iceberg is a 24-metre boutique Red Sea liveaboard created for just eight guests. One 13 m² double Suite and three precisely documented bunk cabins make her especially appealing to families, friends and private groups, while a broad stern platform, shaded upper deck and warm wood-panelled salon support an unusually personal five-day safari through Sha’ab El Erg, Gubal, Abu Nuhas, Umm Gamar and Carless Reef.

Fly across the Drake Passage and step straight into Antarctica aboard Magellan Explorer, a 90.7-metre, PC6 expedition ship purpose-built for air-cruises. Limited to 76 guests, she combines 10 Zodiacs and open observation areas with 39 carefully mapped cabins, most with private balconies. The signature eight-day journey includes two Punta Arenas hotel nights, the return Antarctic charter flight, expert-led landings and refined full-board life at sea.

Mekong Princess is an intimate 14-suite luxury river vessel for 28 guests, sailing between southern Vietnam and Cambodia on culture-led Mekong journeys. This is explicitly a non-diving liveaboard: the experience centres on riverside communities, heritage, food and guided excursions—not scuba diving or water sports. Five all-suite categories, panoramic river views, refined dining and thoughtful small-ship service make the journey as rewarding as each destination.

Adelaar is a deluxe standard liveaboard, offering scuba expeditions throughout Indonesia. It accommodates 8 guests.

Amba is a comfortable standard liveaboard, it offering dive liveaboard trips all around the Maldives according to the seasons, It can accommodate 18 guests.