I’ve explored some of the world’s greatest diving destinations by liveaboard, from the shark-filled atolls of the Maldives to remote reefs across Thailand and the Red Sea. Explore my liveaboard guides below to find the best boats, routes and diving experiences in each destination.
Maldives
The Maldives is one of the greatest liveaboard diving destinations on the planet. I’ve explored its atolls by liveaboard among huge numbers of sharks, manta rays, whale sharks and an almost ridiculous abundance of marine life.
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Red Sea
The Red Sea is made for liveaboard diving, combining spectacular coral reefs and legendary wrecks with remote offshore sites where sharks and other pelagic life steal the show. I’ve explored it by liveaboard and had some truly unforgettable encounters with Oceanic Whitetip Sharks.
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Thailand
Thailand is one of the cheapest and most beginner-friendly places I’ve been liveaboard diving. The Similan and Surin Islands combine colourful reefs, huge schools of fish and exciting encounters with manta rays and Whale Sharks.
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Komodo
Komodo is liveaboard diving at its most adventurous, with powerful currents, manta rays, sharks and spectacular reefs spread across a wild chain of volcanic islands. It’s one of Indonesia’s most exciting destinations for experienced divers.
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Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat offers some of the most spectacular liveaboard diving in Indonesia, with astonishing marine biodiversity, pristine coral reefs and enormous schools of fish. Liveaboards are also the best way to reach its more remote and rarely visited dive sites.
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Great Barrier Reef
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is one of the most iconic liveaboard destinations in the world, and heading out by boat lets you reach spectacular outer reefs far beyond the day-trip crowds. Expect colourful coral, sharks, turtles and an incredible variety of marine life.
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