The Vessel
Five cabins across three decks — every one air-conditioned, every one with its own bathroom.
Where You Sleep
Pick by deck, by view, or by how many of you are travelling. Bedding in the two sea-view cabins converts between double and twin.
Upper Deck · 1 cabin · 2 adults + 2 children
The largest room on board. Windows wrap almost the full way round, and the private balcony opens onto a bathtub — the only one on the boat.
Middle Deck · 1 cabin · 2 adults + 1 child
Tropical-modern, with a window straight onto the water. Quiet, central, and quick to reach the dining deck.
Lower Deck · 1 cabin · 3 guests
Built for a family. A working table and a reading sofa make it the room you actually spend time in between dives.
Lower Deck · 2 cabins · 3 guests each
The practical choice for three. An open layout and a generous bathroom, without the price of the upper decks.
At A Glance
Same standard of comfort throughout — the difference is deck, view and bed.
| Cabin | Deck | Sleeps | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master Sea View | Upper Deck | 2 adults + 2 children | Double bed (or twin), Private balcony, Bathtub |
| Deluxe Sea View | Middle Deck | 2 adults + 1 child | Double bed (or twin), Sea view window, En-suite bathroom |
| Junior Suite | Lower Deck | 3 guests | Double + single bed, Working table, Reading sofa |
| Deluxe Cabin | Lower Deck | 3 guests each | Double + single bunk, En-suite bathroom, Air conditioning |
Tell us who is travelling and we will match you to the right cabin.
