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Juliet Sailing & Diving dive boat review
The almost 32 meters Juliet is a schooner dating back to 1974, which is now a liveaboard in the Bahamas and Florida Keys. Indeed, the vessel was turned into a scuba diving cruise ship in 2003 and has been pleasing customers ever since.
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Boat Cabins & Layout
The Juliet displays 6 comfortable cabins and each has a unique layout. Most cabins feature both a double bed and a single bed, which is either separate of as a top bunk. Plus, they have a few extra-long beds to accommodate taller divers. Also, there’s a honey moon suite for couple which is fitted with a queen bed and plenty of space. Some cabins have their own private bathroom but most are sharing showers and bathrooms.
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The video below presents each cabins, so you can pick the one that fits you best!
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Juliet’s On-board facilities
The Juliet has plenty of leisure space to enjoy, both inside and out. First, the main salon is fitted with plenty of couches for everyone to sit comfortably. Plus, there’s satellite radio and a complete audio & video entertainment unit along with a small library of medias. Moreover, there’s an indoor and an outdoor dining area. Indeed, the outdoor lounging space offers dining tables and a breathtaking view of the Caribbeans. Finally, the best place to sunbathe or star gaze is definitely on the sun deck when you can enjoy chairs and mats to lounge.
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Vessel Layout
The Juliet is a 3 masted schooner that sails and dive the Caribbean. It’s a one of a kind ship and is not quite comparable to counter parts such as the Bahamas Aggressor or the Aqua Cat. Indeed, it’s not as luxurious but it’s comfortable and provides all the best and safest navigation and scuba diving technologies.
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Scuba Diving with the Juliet
The dive deck boasts plenty of space to store the tanks and gear up comfortably. There’s an on deck fresh water shower and a dive tender to get you right to the action! Plus, the crew of the Juliet is professional and highly experiences. They are all SCUBA instructors and have been diving the Bahamas and around for years. Also, there’s a marine biologist on the cruise, which makes it awesome for those who like to educate themselves while cruising!
Please visit the Juliet’s website for schedules and prices.
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.
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.
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My first trip on Juliet was in November, 2007. It was recommended to me by trip leader on my first liveaboard, and although I didn’t know many of the other passengers, we were fast friends very quickly. The diving is phenomenal, the crew always amazing, and the food? Top of the line. I have subsequently been on the boat 14 more times, and celebrated my birthday on board in 2018. I was treated like a queen the whole day.