CUSTOMIZED DIVE DIVE LIVEABROAD offers you the perfect cruising experience with its 44.50-meter LOA and 9.20-meter beam. Manufactured in 2019, this yacht is equipped with 2700 HP Cummins engines and has a cruising speed of 10 knots and a maximum speed of 14 knots. It also has two water desalination machines with a production capacity of 7 cubic meters per day each. With 16 spacious cabins, two for dive guides, and four for crew, guests can enjoy a luxurious stay in lavish comfort. Moreover, the yacht also features a panoramic living and dining area, a sun deck with a jacuzzi, mini bar, and bat... read more

This ship is a steel, single deck, double engine, double propeller, double rudder, double trail type, square tail, bulbous bow coastal self-suction dump ship. Three decks are provided on the aft main deck. The ship’s engine room rear wall to the freighter front wall is a double-sided structure. The tank bottom in the ship is a double bottom structure, while the other areas are single bottom and single side structure.... read more

Wessex Explorer is easily and quickly mobilized for multibeam, full magnetometer array, grab sampling, dive work and many other applications. Recently overhauled engines result in economical transit and on-site fuel consumption, on board crew quarters negates expensive on shore accommodation. Wessex Explorer is available with our experienced professional long-term crew, engines, generator and equipment are regularly serviced and maintained to the highest standard resulting in only 5 non-operational days in the last two years. Certification: MCA Workboat Category 2. Licensed to carry 12 Personn... read more

Flag: Greek. Berths: 8-11. Cabins: 4. Fuel Tank (lt): 10.000 lt. Water Tank (lt): 2.000 lt. Engine: 3 x MTU BV 331 T.C 870 HP. Fuel Tank (lt): 10.000 lt. Water Tank (lt): 2.000 lt. Max Speed: 19 knots with consumption 330 lt/hour. Cruising Speed: 17 knots with consumption 270 lt/hour.... read more

Flag: Greek. Berths: 8 + 2. Cabins: 2 double + 2 twin + 2 crew. Heads: 4 + 2. Engine (hp)/ Hours: MTU 16V 2 x 2.000HP, diesel, 2.800 hours. Electricity: Shore power 12V/220V. Fuel Tank (lt):8.400 lt. Water Tank (lt): 1.500 lt... read more

This luxury 52m navigator passenger yacht is located in the Adriatic Sea in Croatia. Boasting a spacious 9.2m Beam with 18 double cabins and a bathroom each, the yacht is designed for 36 passengers as well as 8 crew members! Its two 1,000kW MAN engines & four Yangzhou Walter Machinery diesel generators power a terrain conquering 14NM speed. This 2015 Maltese registered yacht has been immaculately maintained.... read more

Two (2) Yokohama Marine Fenders 11' diameter x 21' long. Initial Internal Pressure: 7.3 kips. Energy Absorption: 1339 kips. Reaction Force: 678 kips. Hull Pressure: 3.00 kips per sq. ft.. Total Weight: Approx. 4,123 lbs.... read more

This 45 meter long and 9.60 meter wide dive yacht is built with a steel hull and three decks, perfect for accommodating a total of 34 people. It has a maximum speed of 15kts, and is powered by two MTU engines (1150HP) and one MAN engine (1150HP). With 59 tons of fuel and 12 tons of water tankage, this yacht also features two 8 ton water makers and 5 tons of sewage tanks. The boat is fully equipped with navigational systems, such as GPS, VHF, RADAR, SCANDINE, CHART RADER and FISH FINDER. It also features three compressors with a charge capacity of 450 ltr.... read more

Introducing the luxurious MV Falcon, a custom Diving Yacht Liveaboard for sale located in the Red Sea. Manufactured in 2020, this 40.06m and 8.90m vessel has a capacity of 34 guests and boasts 16 cabins, perfect for those wanting to explore the wonders of the Red Sea.... read more

Hull Material: GRP. Twin 2x250HP (Standard). Twin 2x300HP (Optional). Max Speed: 37 knots (2x250HP) 42 knots (2x300HP). Fuel Tank Capacity: 200 US gal (757 l). 29 persons (23 in cabin + 6 at bow). Anodized aluminum framed windows on three sides Built-in GRP seats. GRP hard top supported by stainless steel frames Marine toilet - electrical. Hydraulic steering system.... read more