Turks & Caicos Explorer II
Description:
The incomparable Turks & Caicos Explorer II was designed from the ground up as a liveaboard dive vessel/corporate charter yacht.
Equipped with Naiad stabilizers and a heavy keel, she serves as well in the Turks & Caicos as she does for longer, open-water excursions throughout the southern Bahamas.
A comfortable full-width salon, located forward of the spacious dive deck, provides seating for all 20 guests at once, a wet bar, and an entertainment area with VCR/DVD and CD stereo.
The boat deck, one level up, has ample room for sunning and relaxing; the flybridge includes a barbeque, wet bar, and comfortable seating for up to 15.
Accommodation:
All staterooms throughout the vessel have port lights or windows, individually-controlled air-conditioning, and private ensuite bathrooms.
The two VIP staterooms located on the upper boat deck, as well as the two forward staterooms on the main deck, are equipped with TV/VCR.
Diving:
The dive deck includes nitrox, individual gear bins, rinse tanks, camera table, recharging facilities, and ramp-style stair access to the swim platform for easy access into the water.
Turks & Caicos
A Mecca for divers from all over the world, the Turks & Caicos Islands are known for their expansive underwater visibility, high-voltage wall dives, and the profusion of marine life of all sizes located within their boundaries. You'll explore the 5 different black coral species at Black Coral Forest, the reef sharks of Provo's Shark Hotel, the deep-water gorgonians of G-Spot, and the spotted eagle rays of Double D, along with a multitude of other dive sites along the region's plunging walls.
Southern Bahamas
Explore the best that this remote region has to offer, departing from both Exuma and from Providenciales, Turks & Caicos. Guests will experience big-animal action, pristine walls and reefs and secluded diving at uninhabited islands in the remote "Out Islands" of the Bahamas. You will dive sites around San Salvador, Rum Cay, Conception Island, Long Island, Samana Cay, Mayaguana and the Plana Cays, depending on the itinerary.
