Taka II: cruising the best sites on Australia's Great Barrier Reef

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The Taka II live-aboard boat is the right choice for budget-conscious certified divers who want to experience diving at Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Perfect for divers with limited time schedules, Taka II mixes personal fun and satisfaction with the chance to meet people from all over the world.

Recreation, Great Barrier Reef, Skin diving

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Number One

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The MS Number One is the pride of the fleet of live-aboard boats owned by Rudy and Somaya Kneip. The ship, which is 110 feet in length, is unrivalled by other live-aboard boats in terms of comfort, safety and crafstmanship. Twenty divers can be comfortably accommodated in the confines of the ship.

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Wave Dancer: maximum comfort, maximum diving at Lighthouse Reef and the Turneffe Islands

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Wave Dancer, the largest live-aboard boat to operate in the Caribbean, is ideal for divers looking for the ultimate experience in diving comfort. The boat's itinerary of dive sites include those located at Lighthouse Reef and the Turneffe Islands.

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