| Liveaboard scuba diving boats are for
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| | schedule which can be four or five dives
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| divers who just want to dive and nothing
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| | a day. For an experienced and dedicated
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| more. They don't care about shopping,
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| | scuba diver, this is a slice of heaven
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| watching TV in a hotel room or site
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| | but for the beginning scuba hobbyist it
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| seeing other than beautiful coral
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| | can be very boring. For the dedicated
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| reef.Liveaboards come in all kinds of
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| | diver, the positive attributes of a
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| shapes and sizes. They are built to serve
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| | liveaboard are:
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| as hotel, restaurant, dive shop and
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| | More pristine dive sites More adventure
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| sometimes even a photo lab all in one
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| | Flexibility Ability to make new friends
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| package.Most liveaboards are power boats,
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| | due to close quarters More dives per day
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| although some motors boats are rigged for
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| | Lesstravel time Less hauling of gear Like
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| sails also. In general bigger boats are
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| | all things in life, there are a couple of
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| more luxurious than smaller ones; smaller
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| | negative things about liveaboards that
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| boats though are more accomodating to
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| | scuba divers need to be aware about. They
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| more intimate group settings. Big boats
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| | are:
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| have more room which means larger cabins,
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| more fresh water and more deck space.
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| | Confined spaces Rolling and pitching of
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| Larger boats also mean more people on
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| | boats - sea sickness Limited scenery
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| board and that could mean larger groups
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| | Limited menu No shopping and no escape
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| of divers. As a rule, anything under 65
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| | Again, if you are an inexperienced diver
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| feet is a small boat; anything over is
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| | and just want the thrill of the dive, the
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| considered large.The liveaboard boats
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| | pluses far outweigh the negative
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| travel from site to site usually at night
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| | qualities of liveaboard scuba diving
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| when you're sleeping and arrive at the
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| | vacationing.
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| sites by morning ready for an intense
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