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9.1 . 12 reviews . 13 nights. Bikini Atoll
Bikini Atoll
Bikini Atoll
Bikini Atoll
Bikini Atoll
Bikini Atoll

13 nights in Bikini Atoll, aboard Pacific Master

20 guests . 12 (double/twin, twin & single) spaces . 30m vessel . Nitrox available

Pacific Master

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Trusted vesselRated 9.1 out of 10 by 12 past guests.
2 dives per dayAcross the Bikini Atoll on a 13-night route.
Suited to certified diversThe minimum certification for diving with Master Liveaboards in Bikini Atoll is TDI Advanced Nitrox and Decompression Procedures, PADI Tec 45, or equivalent..

About this itinerary

Bikini Atoll, in the remote Republic of the Marshall Islands in Micronesia, is probably the most famous place in the world for wreck diving. Not long after the second world war, the US gathered a mock fleet of naval vessels in order to test the different effects of atomic bombs on warships. 67 nuclear bombs were tested between 1946 and 1958, most notably during ''Operation Crossroads''. Visit the (in)famous lagoon and its wrecks on this Bikini Atoll 13 nights liveaboard diving itinerary aboard Truk Master and Pacific Master.

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What's included

Return transfers from local airport to the vessel on days of embarkation and disembarkation
Full board accommodation including breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks
Unlimited tea, coffee, fruit juice & soft drinks
2 dives per day
Single 11 Litre (AL80) cylinder with air fills
Weights, weight belt and DSMB

Obligatory surcharges

Marine & Port Fees (per person): US$ 650
Marshall Islands Departure Tax: US$ 20
Fuel Surcharge: US$ 38 per night

Not included

Flights
Obligatory surcharges
Equipment rental
Side-mount or twin cylinders
Stage cylinders
Sofnolime
Gases
On board merchandise
Alcoholic drinks
Crew and dive guide gratuities

Where you'll dive

USS SaratogaThe signature dive of Bikini Lagoon:
IJN NagatoBuilt for the Imperial Japanese Navy,
USS ArkansasAn American dreadnought, measuring 171 metres
USS LamsonThe American Mahan-class Destroyer ship was
USS AndersonThe 106 metres (348ft) long by
USS Apogon1943 to join the Pacific Fleet
USS CarlisleThe 130 metres (426 ft) long,
USS Pilotfishduties all over the Pacific. In
Prinz EugenBeing a war prize awarded to

The itinerary above is an example only and is subject to change at the time of sailing depending on local regulations and restrictions, guests’ experience, weather conditions and logistics and is at the Captain’s discretion. Adverse weather and sea conditions can affect this route which includes several overnight sailings.

9.1 - 12 reviews
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9.2Superb

Excellent tech dive boat. Excellent WWII wrecks at a scale beyond what I imagined before coming here.

Anne Marie T 08 Jun 2026
8.0Very good

Simply amazing. Can't wait to go again. Outstanding. Safety was top notch.

David S 06 Apr 2026
10.0Exceptional

Best shipwreck diving I have ever experienced. Very well organised and the crew worked very hard to make sure everything ran smoothly.

Stephanie G 11 Jan 2026
8.0Very

Comprehensive briefings. Divers staggered in groups starting at different points on the wrecks so there was no congestion.

Chris S 21 Dec 2025
8.0Very

Great team, great ship, great dives. Deep dives into the wrecks, coral gardens on the wrecks, good food.

Matthias R 22 Jan 2024

Things to know

Certification

  • The minimum certification for diving with Master Liveaboards in Bikini Atoll is TDI Advanced Nitrox and Decompression Procedures, PADI Tec 45, or equivalent.
  • Dive computer and DSMB recommended

What to bring

  • Exposure suit suited to the season
  • Own BCD, regulator, mask and fins, or pre-book rentals
  • Tanks and weights provided on board

Fees and taxes

  • Marine & Port Fees (per person): US$ 650
  • Marshall Islands Departure Tax: US$ 20
  • Fuel Surcharge: US$ 38 per night
$8,470 per space
9.1
Departure11 September 2029
Duration13 nights
FromKwajalein
Availability0 spaces left
$652 x 13 nights$8,470
From, per space$8,470

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Bikini Atoll - 11 Sep 2029 - Pacific Master

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Bikini Atoll

Pacific Master
14 Days / 13 Nights
Departure
11 September 2029
Starts in Kwajalein
Arrival
11 September 2029
from
$8,470 / person
0 spaces left
verified Experience The minimum certification for diving with Master Liveaboards in Bikini Atoll is TDI Advanced Nitrox and Decompression Procedures, PADI Tec 45, or equivalent.

Overview

Trip type
Diving cruise
Group Size
Up to 20 guests
Country
Bikini Atoll
Duration
14 Days / 13 Nights
Dives
2 dives per day

Highlights

Technical diving destination Wreck diver's paradise UNESCO World Heritage Site 27-29°C water temperature 30-60m underwater visibility

Dive Sites

The story behind the wrecks of Bikini Atoll
After the Second World War, the USA collected a ‘mock’ naval fleet for the purpose of testing the impact of different atomic bombs on a large flee...
USS Saratoga
The signature dive of Bikini Lagoon: the USS Saratoga CV-3 Aircraft carrier. This 270 metres (888 ft) long, 29 metres (95ft) wide ship weighs 39,000 t...
IJN Nagato
Built for the Imperial Japanese Navy, the Nagato was the first super-dreadnought battleship to mount 16-inch (406 mm) guns. Together with a cruising s...
USS Arkansas
An American dreadnought, measuring 171 metres (562 ft) long and armed with twelve 12-inch guns and capable of a top speed of 20.5 knots. The Arkansas...
USS Lamson
The American Mahan-class Destroyer ship was sunk very early on during the tests in Bikini Atoll and appears almost like a pirate ship underwater. With...
USS Anderson
The 106 metres (348ft) long by 11 metres (36ft) wide Sims-class destroyer was built in 1939 and served at different locations during World War II, fig...
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Bikini Atoll, in the remote Republic of the Marshall Islands in Micronesia, is probably the most famous place in the world for wreck diving. Not long after the second world war, the US gathered a mock fleet of naval vessels in order to test the different effects of atomic bombs on warships. 67 nuclear bombs were tested between 1946 and 1958, most notably during ''Operation Crossroads''. Visit the (in)famous lagoon and its wrecks on this Bikini Atoll 13 nights liveaboard diving itinerary aboard Truk Master and Pacific Master.

$8,470

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