Almonda is a spacious 39.9-metre liveaboard created for scuba diving Saudi Arabia's Red Sea. Accommodating 24 guests in 12 ensuite cabins, she combines a large dive platform, two Zodiacs, complimentary Nitrox, three camera tables, generous lounges and a sun deck with Jacuzzi for expeditions to Farasan Banks, Seven Sisters and Five Corals.
Amba is a comfortable standard liveaboard, it offering dive liveaboard trips all around the Maldives according to the seasons, It can accommodate 18 guests.
M/S Ambassador is an intimate 48.17-metre Croatian small cruise ship for relaxed Adriatic island hopping between Split, Trogir and Dubrovnik. Accommodating up to 36 guests in 19 ensuite cabins, she offers panoramic dining, spacious outdoor lounges, a rooftop Jacuzzi and a stern swimming platform. This is a leisure cruise, not a scuba-diving liveaboard.
Aurora is a deluxe standard liveaboard run by Dune Fleet, offering scuba diving trips throughout Indonesia according to the seasons, it can accommodate 18 guests.
Bunmee 4 is a comfortable diving liveaboard operating in Thailand, offering multi-day cruises to the Similan Islands, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, Richelieu Rock and selected Andaman Sea dive sites. The vessel welcomes recreational divers looking for a relaxed atmosphere, attentive service and excellent value.
Calico Jack is a deluxe standard liveaboard, offering professional scuba diving trips in Indonesia according to the seasons, it accommodates only 10 guests.
Dewata is a high-end standard liveaboard runs by Pacific High, offering only private charter trips in Indonesia year-round according to the seasons, it can accommodate up to 6 guests.
DiveRACE Class X is a 35-metre Thailand liveaboard designed for 20 guests in 11 ensuite cabins: two upper-deck premium king cabins, five upper-deck double/twins, two lower-deck double/twins and two lower-deck singles. Its published programmes link the Similan and Surin Islands with Richelieu Rock, Koh Bon and Koh Tachai, while selected longer expeditions add Hin Daeng, Hin Muang, Koh Haa and Phi Phi.