Caribbean Explorer II

Caribbean Explorer II features a large sunning area with comfortable lounge chairs and barbeque area on the upper deck. The air-conditioned salon and dining area includes seating and an entertainment center with CD, DVD, VHS, stereo and wet bar.

The main deck includes the dive deck, boutique and pilot house. She carries 18 passengers.

Accommodation is in 9 air-conditioned staterooms, each with private bathroom and shower. There are 4 staterooms on the main deck; 1 with queen bed, 2 with a queen plus an upper bunk and one with twin bunks. All main deck cabins have windows.

There are 5 staterooms on the lower deck; 2 with a queen bed or 2 twins and portholes, one with a double bed and 2 with a double plus a single upper bunk.

As a dedicated dive liveaboard, all diving is done directly off of the vessel, using the expansive dive deck covering the aft third of the main deck. Each diver has his or her own dive gear bin; a large camera table, as well as rinse tanks, wetsuit drying racks, charging stations are available for all to use.

Nitrox is available; tanks are filled in place between each dive, so that there is never any need to disassemble your gear.

Diving in the Northeastern Caribbean will surprise you with the variety of the topography and types of sites that can be visited in a week.

Volcanic Saba is known for its submerged offshore pinnacles, and the profusion of marine life attests to the early institution of the Saba Marine Park in 1987. St. Kitts offers arguably the widest variety of sites - finger reefs, recent wrecks, and a variety of dropoffs that will capture your imagination.