Spoil sport
Spoil sport
Spoilsport liveaboard in the great barrier reef is for those who want to dive in Australia with the absolute best the liveaboard. The diving is spectacular but it is important to remember that you are far from land. Spoilsport is Australia's most awarded liveaboard for divers. She is specially built to provide fantastic diving experiences and comfortable spaces for guests, To maximize stability and comfort regardless of conditions for you as a passenger and guest, Spoilsport is built and designed with a double hull. Spoilsport is 30 meters long and has a crew of 12 people including the dive team, captain, chef and host.
The boat has everything you need for a comfortable and pleasant expedition and liveaboard. The cabins on board are a combination of double and twin cabins. All cabins are air-conditioned and cleaned every day. When you are not in your cabin or diving you can relax in the large and very spacious lounge or go up to the sun deck and enjoy the view of the coral sea. The food on board is very good and caters for all dietary needs, the service is excellent. Your chef prepares all meals with good ingredients and for those who only eat vegetarian, you have your own dedicated menu. There's a reason Spoilsport is Australia's most award-winning liveaboard and best option for Great Barrier Reef diving.
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Various tours throughout the year
Spoilsport liveaboard in Australia runs several different tours along the Great Barrier Reef depending on demand and seasons. Certain requirements are placed on your experience and if you have not dived for a long time, you will need to do a checkup dive. Diving on the outer reaches of the Great Barrier Reef in eastern and northeastern Australia can be demanding and you are far from land. Depending on the weather and winds, routes may change. Diving at the dive sites takes place according to the "open deck" principle. This means that at the dive sites you can dive pretty much as much as you want and when you want. Three to five dives per day is normal. Then it depends on transport times and how long you are at each dive site. All divers must use the Nautilus Lifeline GPS which can be borrowed on board. Contact us to book your liveaboard and diving trip to the Great Barrier Reef.
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Spoil sport
Diving with Spoilsport
