The Phinisi

The Phinisi is a 34 meter (112-foot) yacht offering itineraries in the Similan & Surin Islands, Thailand & the best dive sites of the Mergui Archipelago. She accommodates up to 18 guests.
The Junk

The Junk is 33-meters & accomodates up to 18 guests. On most cruises, you will find only 12 guests, so lots of space & plenty of privacy. Her itineraries include the Surin & Similan Islands.
Diva Andaman

Diva Andama has 400 square meters of sails & she actually sails! She’ll whisk you to the Similan Islands, Burma’s Mergui Archipelago or occasionally the Andaman Islands.
Thailand Liveaboards

Thailand is one of the most electrifying experiences of any diver’s life. If I live (and dive) until I’m 100, I’ll never get enough of this mystical, magical, rousing environment.
Solomons Master

The sturdy Solomons Master (known as Truk Master until mid-2022) takes a maximum of 16 divers, taking them to experience the wonders of Truk, Bikini Atoll (and soon) the Solomons.
Emperor Bilikiki

In 1989, MV Bilikiki sailed as the first full-service “luxury” live aboard dive vessel in the Solomon Islands. She has 7 to 14-night world-class diving itineraries & she offers spectacular village visits. Since 2025, the ship has been marketed and managed by the renowned and globally operating Emperor Divers. Day-to-day running of Bilikiki will remain with its excellent team.
Solomon Islands Liveaboards

Solomon Islands is one of the most electrifying experiences of any diver’s life. If I live (and dive) until I’m 100, I’ll never get enough of this mystical, magical, rousing environment.
Nautilus Explorer

The 116-foot (35-meter) all-steel Nautilus Explorer was custom built for open-ocean cruising. She takes 25 lucky divers and her itineraries include Socorro & Guadalupe .
Nautilus Belle Amie

Nautilus Belle Amie is 135 feet (41 meters) of comfort. She takes up to 32 guests. She’s big, bright, powerful & designed for the work she’s doing at Socorro & Guadalupe.
Socorro Liveaboards

Socorro / Guadalupe is one of the most electrifying experiences of any diver’s life. If I live (and dive) until I’m 100, I’ll never get enough of this mystical, magical, rousing environment.