Pacific Master Liveaboard Review

The pacific master is a liveaboard operating diving cruises in Micronesia. This liveaboard was formerly known as the Taka or the Solomon PNG Master. The 30-meter vessel which can accommodate 20 passages offers an individualized and intimate experience. Being as much for beginner divers as for expert divers, this cruise offers several itineraries to discover the colorful reefs of Micronesia.

The cabins

The pacific master features 12 cabins located on the lower and upper decks of the boat. The cruise offers 5 different types of cabins for a single or double occupation. Every room has Air Conditioning, Bathrobes, and extra towels. However, the classic and premium cabins, which are located on the upper deck of the boat, offer private bathroom facilities and a nice view of the landscape.

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Pacific Master’s On-board Facilities

On the Pacific master, you will find plenty of places to relax and enjoy the trip. Indeed, the boat features hammocks and a spacious indoor salon which will allow you to enjoy your free time between dives. Plus, the boat also features a library, an outside shower, plenty of charging stations for your electronics, and a camera station. For the food and drinks, 3 fresh meals are offered every day. You will find a variety of food and drink options including vegetarian options. Finally,  you will find a sundeck on the upper deck of the boat to enjoy the breathtaking sunset after an amazing day.

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Scuba Diving with the Pacific Master

Going on a scuba diving cruise on the pacific master will get you to explore the best dive sites of Micronesia. The cruise offers multiple excursions ranging from 7 to 13 nights. 3 of these itineraries allow you to discover the Turk lagoon while the other 3 explore the Bikini Atolls. All routes are available for beginners and/or snorkelers as well as more experienced divers.

On the liveaboard, you will find every piece of equipment needed to have a pleasant and safe dive. Indeed, in addition to offering a large dive deck giving you plenty of space to prepare your equipment, the boat also has DIN Adaptors and offers the choice of diving with Nitrox. The liveaboard also offers the possibility to rent the equipment if you don’t have your own, which is ideal for new divers.

Diving in Micronesia is an amazing opportunity to meet spectacular marine species in addition to being able to admire shipwrecks dating from the Second World War. View the various itineraries on the booking platform below for more details.

Price starts at 1725$US for 8 days/ 7 nights

Longer trips are also available