Length
40 m
Overview
NAUTILE EVO is a luxury live-aboard, it's hull was specifically designed to improve the stability of the boat.
This liveaboard has been designed to offer guests a maximum of comfort and space.
Safety is of utmost importance. All dives are with Nitrox 28 or 29 %. If you are not certified, there is a free basic Nitrox course (certification is optional).There are 2 fully equipped spacious Zodiacs with twin 85 HP engines.
All cabins have modular beds and can be adjusted to single or twinbeds. They all have a private shower and a separate toilet. Bath towels and bath robes are provided. There is a suite with a kingsize bed and more special cabins on the upper deck. 4 single cabines are also available. The skydeck offers a Jacuzzi where you will be able to relax with a view.
The chef and the pastry chef will provide you with high quality food and desserts (with the French touch)
Beam
9 m
Max Guests
24
Cabins
14
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Bar -
Dining Area -
Sun Deck -
Dive Deck -
Salon
Food & Beverage
Enjoy freshly prepared buffet-style meals featuring a variety of international and local flavors. Complimentary tea, coffee, soft drinks, fresh fruit, and snacks are available throughout the day, while the onboard bar offers a selection of alcoholic beverages to unwind after your dives.
Package Details
What's included in your Antares experience
Included
- Direct transfers between airport and boat
- 7 nights full board in a twin room cabin
- water/coffee/tea/softdrinks
- 6 days of diving with up to 3 dives per day
- Marine park fees and environmental taxes
- 12 L Tanks and weights
- Nitrox for certified divers
- free nitrox course excluded certification fees
- Service taxes including gratuities
- Entry Visa, +/- €25
Not Included
- Flights
- Equipment rental
- Mandatory safety equipment: computer, torch, SMB
- Alcoholic drinks and Espresso
- Cabin upgrades (upper deck) or sole occupancy
- Insurances
- Technical diving
Flexible Booking Options
Choose from our weekly departures. Private charters available for groups of 20+ divers.
