Liveaboard Diving Holidays with Master Liveaboards

Creating Inspirational Experiences Since 2004

Our fleet of modern diving vessels provides unsurpassed liveaboard diving holidays to the most exciting diving destinations around the world.

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Creating Inspirational Experiences

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Explore Our Liveaboard Diving Destinations

From the coral-rich waters of the Egyptian Red Sea to the remote wilderness of Bikini Atoll, discover world-class scuba diving destinations handpicked by our UK dive experts.

The most spectacular pelagic diving on the planet with guaranteed big animal encounters

Stunning marine life, wrecks and untouched reefs. Welcome to the spectacular diving of the..

A bucket-list destination combining 1,192 stunning tropical islands with an underwater paradise…

Beneath the sapphire surface of Indonesia’s enchanting waters lies a realm of wonders

Thailand offers the best diving in Southeast Asia with whale sharks, mantas and pristine reefs

The Pearl of Asia with over 7,600 islands at the apex of the Coral Triangle

World-renowned diving destination with over 60 amazing dive sites and exceptional visibility

Offers in unexplored territories – 992 islands, untouched, peaceful and beautiful

Dive the greatest WWII wreck site on the planet – the wreck diving capital of the world

Dive the Nuclear Fleet – the ultimate bucket-list destination for serious wreck divers

Frequently Asked Questions About Dive Destinations

What is the best time to dive in the Red Sea?

The Egyptian Red Sea offers year-round diving with water temperatures between 21-30°C. The best conditions are typically from March to May and September to November. Air temperature averages 28°C throughout the year.

When is the best time to see hammerheads in the Galápagos?

Hammerhead sharks can be seen year-round at Darwin and Wolf Islands, with large schools gathering in these nutrient-rich waters. Water temperature averages 23°C with air at 28°C.

What marine life can I see in the Maldives?

The Maldives is renowned for mantas, eagle rays, and multiple shark species including whitetip, blacktip, oceanic silvertip, nurse, and lemon sharks. Whale sharks are also regularly encountered.

Why is Raja Ampat considered the best diving destination?

Indonesia is home to 15% of the World’s coral reefs with over 4,000 recorded fish and invertebrate species. Raja Ampat sits at the heart of the Coral Triangle and boasts the highest marine biodiversity on Earth.

What is special about Truk Lagoon wreck diving?

Truk Lagoon (Chuuk Lagoon) contains over 60 WWII wrecks including supply vessels, planes, and a submarine. It’s known as the Wreck Diving Capital of the World with wrecks now covered in coral and abundant marine life.

What experience level is required for Bikini Atoll?

Bikini Atoll requires a minimum 45 metres technical diving certification and 100 logged dives. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers crystal clear 40-60m visibility but is strictly for experienced technical wreck divers.

Our Liveaboard Fleet

Every vessel in our portfolio is personally vetted by our UK dive experts. From traditional Phinisi boats to modern expedition yachts, find your perfect liveaboard.

42m liveaboard with spacious modern comfort and custom dhoni ‘Blue Shadow’ for the best Maldivian diving experience

Winner of ‘Best Liveaboard’ by Sport Diver and ‘Liveaboard of the Year’ by DIVER magazine

Award-winning vessel refurbished in 2025, rebreather and technical diver friendly

Licensed by Galapagos National Institute, refurbished 2023, with dedicated camera station

Steel-hulled expedition vessel for remote Pacific diving adventures

Custom-designed wreck diving specialist built for technical expeditions

Traditional Indonesian sailing yacht with famous Thai cuisine prepared by onboard chef

Handcrafted from ironwood and teak in Sulawesi, the most beautiful liveaboard in Palau

Handcrafted from ironwood and teak, sailing to Tubbataha and Visayas

Built 2022, the largest vessel in the fleet at 47m with private balcony suites

Frequently Asked Questions About Liveaboard Diving

What is included in a liveaboard diving holiday?

Our liveaboard packages typically include full-board accommodation (all meals and snacks), up to 4 dives per day depending on the itinerary, tanks, weights, and dive guide services. Most vessels include complimentary tea, coffee, and soft drinks. Alcoholic beverages, equipment rental, nitrox fills, and gratuities are usually additional. We provide a detailed breakdown with every quote.

What cabins are available on liveaboard boats?

Our fleet offers various cabin configurations to suit all budgets and preferences. Options range from twin-share lower deck cabins to deluxe master suites with panoramic windows. Most cabins feature en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, and storage for dive gear. We can recommend the best cabin type based on your requirements and budget.

Do I need my own diving equipment?

While many experienced divers prefer to bring their own equipment, all our liveaboards offer rental equipment including BCDs, regulators, wetsuits, masks, and fins. We recommend bringing your own mask and computer for comfort and familiarity. Rental equipment is maintained to the highest standards and typically costs £25-50 per day for a full set.

What is the typical daily schedule on a liveaboard?

A typical day includes an early morning dive (around 6-7am), breakfast, a mid-morning dive, lunch, an afternoon dive, and often a sunset or night dive. Between dives, you can relax on the sundeck, chill out in the lounge area, take a nap in your cabin, and enjoy meals and snacks prepared by our onboard chefs. The crew handles all logistics so you can focus entirely on diving.

Are liveaboards suitable for solo travellers?

Absolutely! Many of our guests travel solo and find liveaboards incredibly social. Most cabins can accommodate single travellers sharing with another same-gender guest, or you can book a cabin for sole occupancy (single supplement is +80% of the published per person price). The communal nature of liveaboard life means you’ll quickly make friends with fellow diving enthusiasts.

What safety equipment is onboard?

All our partner liveaboards are equipped with comprehensive safety gear including emergency oxygen, first aid kits, life rafts, EPIRBs, and satellite communication. Crew are trained in emergency procedures and rescue diving. We only work with operators who meet strict international safety standards. Please note that guests must arrange their own diving and travel insurance.

Why Choose Master Liveaboards

Here’s everything you get when you book your liveaboard adventure with us.

Master Liveaboards vs. Unprotected Overseas Bookings

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"The entire crew was amazing and very attentive. The guides were very professional. The food was outstanding and Lisa and Roxy were very helpful and did amazing jobs keeping everything clean. The captain and the cruise director were top notch and represent Master Liveaboards as a premier liveaboard."

Deloye Meacham

May 2023

Pacific Master

"Operation is flawless. Staff goes around helping divers and getting everything ready quickly. You don't even have to ask for help!"

Tatiana Benke

July 2023

Galapagos Master

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Unlike unprotected overseas bookings, your money is 100% protected by UK law

All flight-inclusive packages are protected by the UK’s Civil Aviation Authority. If we or any supplier fails, you’re entitled to a full refund or repatriation.

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Whether you have questions or you’re ready to book your next adventure, our expert team is here to help

All enquiries are handled by our UK-based dive specialists who understand the needs of British divers. We’re here to create your perfect diving adventure.