Coral Sea Dreaming dive boat review
The 16 meters Coral Sea Dreaming liveaboard sails to the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. The steel yacht was purposely built to discover the treasures of the Coral Sea regardless of the weather.
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Boat Cabins & Layout
The Coral Sea Dreaming liveaboard welcomes up to 12 guests on-board plus the 3 crew members. Accommodations are offered in a bunk layout with a choice of private, single or shared cabin. First, there are 3 private cabins, and each features a double bed. Secondly, there is 1 quadruple occupancy cabin with bunk beds. Lastly, single travelers have the option of 2 single cabins.
The dive boat kindly specifies that the cabins do not allow much space to store big luggage, so they store it in the office in Cairns. Also, the toilets and separate showers are shared among all scuba divers.
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Coral Sea Dreaming’s On-Board facilities
The main social area of the Coral Sea Dreaming is located at the back. Indeed, that’s a lounge and dining room combined which offers a comfortable space to eat meals and relax. Also, as mentioned above, the dive boat wants guests to have enjoyable space on-board and that’s why they kindly ask you to bring only an overnight bag on the ship. Your luggage or backpack safely remains in their office in Cairns.
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Furthermore, the bow area is a great open air space where you can soak in the sun, enjoy the hammock and relax. Indeed, that’s also the picture perfect spot to capture the beautiful views of Australia, the land down under!
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Vessel Layout
The sturdy, yet small vessel features all the latest navigation and safety technologies. The Coral Sea Dreaming can hardly compare to any Australian liveaboard as it’s small and promises uncrowded diving. Indeed, most counterparts are big ships such as the Spoilsports and ScubaPro.
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Scuba Diving with the Coral Sea Dreaming
The scuba diving operation is the top priority on the Coral Sea Dreaming boat. Indeed, included in the cruise is a full set of Aqualung and ScubaPro equipment for each certified diver. The dive deck area is spacious, displaying plenty of space for everyone to work around comfortably. Finally, there’s a tender boat which is always ready at every location. Indeed, even when not needed, the boat is out and available in case of emergency.
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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.
Townsville
Explore the Yongala Wreck, one of the best dive sites in Australia! Access to the Great Barrier Reef.
Cairns
Excellent Place for scuba diving courses and to get your Padi Open Water. Main gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and Liveaboard starting point.
Great Barrier Reef
Excellent Diving and liveaboard destination. Amazing spot for Big fishes, Sharks, superb coral and underwater photography. Most popular place in the World to learn scuba diving in Cairns. One of the best dive sites in the World with the Yongala Wreck!
Ningaloo Reef
Excellent scuba diving with the chance to spot Whale Sharks or Manta Rays during the right season.
Port Douglas
Perfect gateway to the Great Barrier Reef with possibility of snorkelling tours and diving day trips. Many Liveaboard cruises start from Port Douglas.
Australia
Australia is the most amazing Scuba Diving Destination in the World! It is very popular for the Great Barrier Reef, Great White Shark cage diving and the Ningaloo Reef where you can swim with Whale Sharks.
Whitsunday Islands
Good Diving on the local reef dive sites and easy access to excellent diving on the Great Barrier Reef!
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