Bahamas Master Liveaboard Review

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Bahamas Master dive boat review

The 35 meters Bahamas Master is a new liveaboard (2018) in the Bahamas. Renovated in 2017, the newest addition to the Master fleet is ready to explore the best dive sites of the Bahamas. Mixing shark visits, reef explorations and wreck diving, the itineraries will be perfect for every scuba diver.

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Boat Cabins & Layout

The Bahamas Master welcomes a maximum of 16 divers, hosting them in 8 comfortable cabins. The cabins are available in different layouts and you can choose the type of cabin that will best fit your needs. First, there are 2 cabins that each feature a double-bed and a private bathroom. Secondly, there are two cabins with an en-suite bathroom as well, but which feature twin beds instead. Finally, the remaining four cabins have shared bathrooms and twin beds. Moreover, each cabin has individually controlled air-conditioning.

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cabin bahamas master liveaboard diving cruise

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Bahamas Master’s On-board Facilities

The main deck of the MV Bahamas Master is home to a spacious lounge. Indeed, the indoor area is fitted with couches and tables and features a complete entertainment unit with audio/video system. This lounge also features a snack, tea/coffee corner. Moreover, as you walk up to the upper deck, you will discover a great outdoor lounge, also used as a dining room. There’s a bar, loungers to relax on, and an incredible view of the Bahamas, changing all along the days.

lounge bahamas master liveaboard diving cruise

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Vessel Layout

The Bahamas Master can compare to it’s direct competitor, the Bahamas Aggressor. Indeed, they are similar in size and number of guest they accommodate. That being said, the Bahamas Master has a little more space, and it’s used efficiently, giving the boat a great, spacious layout.

Otherwise, the liveaboard boat was fully renovated in 2017 and includes all the latest safety & navigation related technologies.

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Scuba Diving with the Bahamas Master

The scuba diving operation on the MV Bahamas Master goes by two steps. It all starts on the dive deck, at the aft the of the ship. Indeed, the dive deck is equipped with individual kitting up stations and plenty of shelves so you can stow away your personal belongings or scuba diving accessories. Also, there are dedicated rinse tanks available as well as a camera set up station.

dive deck bahamas master liveaboard diving cruise

Furthermore, the scuba diving operation often launches from the diving tender. The Bahamas Master’s diving tender is a smaller boat, yet very well  equipped and boasting plenty of space to be comfortable with all your gear on.


Prices starts at 2900$US – 8 days / 7 nights – Various itineraries. 

Where does this liveaboard dive boat go?

Check out the fabulous places where this dive boat travels to.
Note: some destinations may not be listed below, please enquire for more details.

Jamaica

Jamaica is a great vacation and scuba diving destination in the Caribbean Sea!

Jamaica Diving Review

Aruba

The island of Aruba is surrounded by outstanding reefs, and has a number of wrecks.

Aruba Diving Review

Cuba

The marine protection programs in Cuba has resulted in pristine coral reefs.

Cuba Diving Review

U.S. Virgin Islands

The United States Virgin Islands – America’s Caribbean. Outstanding scuba diving in a vacation haven.

U.S. Virgin Islands Diving Review

Cayman Islands

You can dive a different dive site every day for a year!

Cayman Islands Diving Review

Bonaire

Bonaire has been voted the Best Shore Dive Destination 22 consecutive times by the readers of Scuba Diving Magazine.

Bonaire Diving Review

St. Kitts and Nevis

St. Kitts and Nevis has excellent scuba diving that is close to shore meaning short boat rides. Being a small island, dive boats can always find a sheltered dive site in poor weather.

St. Kitts and Nevis Diving Review

The Caribbean

The Caribbean is one of the most dived destinations in the world. A great destination for beginners as well as experts. With thousands of dive sites it offers something for just about everyone.

The Caribbean Diving Review

Saba

Saba offers Scuba divers site sites that are pristine and loaded with marine life.

Saba Diving Review

Turks & Caicos

The Turks & Caicos Islands provides Scuba divers with a dive experience not easily matched.

Turks & Caicos Diving Review

Saint Martin

A great selection of wrecks and reefs for divers of all skill levels.

Saint Martin Diving Review

Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is a lessor known dive destinations with outstanding diving from both the north and south coast. It is also the kick off point to the nearby Silver Banks.

Dominican Republic Diving Review

Bahamas

The Bahamas offer a wide range of diving sites. There are sites that are great for learning to dive and others for experienced divers. Cave divers will find many opportunities.

Bahamas Diving Review

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One Liveaboard feedback for “Bahamas Master”

  1. Avoid. Did what was supposed to be 5 day trip to Tiger beach but were involved in a collision on the third night. Not necessarily their fault but the company quibbled about paying for a hotel for the remaining nights we were supposed to be on board. Then only offered a 50% refund despite the fact that we only completed 3 dives outside of the check dives meaning I paid over $1000 for three dives. To top it off, there was a lady on the boat who was attempting the trip for the second time after the diveboat ran aground on the first night two years ago. Shoddy operator.

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