Empress II Liveaboard

MV Empress II is a strong steel liveaboard, built in total accordance with all diver's needs. Exploring wild dive sites and shipwrecks MV Empress II is fitted with many unusual devices for tech diving, like an electric elevator, decompression bars and oxygen support with long hoses, full-size decompression chamber etc. The vessel is designed to work in all weather conditions and ensures safety and comfort of its guests. 

Boat interior 

MV Empress II can accommodate up to 13 guests in 5 cozy and comfortable cabins. There is a spacious sun deck with sun mattresses on board. Cozy indoor and outdoor salons are great places to relax between and after diving. There is huge cinema screen on board, TV, and DVD, free wifi access around all vessel based on GPRS (depends on signal strength). Dive deck has enough space to ensure comfort for each diver with all diver's stuff. Nitrox available on request for divers with EANx certification.

Safety 

The safety of the guests is the highest concern of the Empress II crew. Crew's members spare no efforts to ensure safety and comfort of all divers. As the only boat, Empress II has autopilot combined with GPS, rudders and motors, an underwater radar and 3D side sonar, which allow determinating precisely the diver's position. 

Tech Diving 

For enthusiasts of tech diving, MV Empress II has special route 'Tech Diving wrecks on Java Sea'. On this itinerary divers can hope to explore wrecks of British destroyer HMS Exeter, British warship HMS Encounter, Dutch flagship De Ruyter and many others. MV Empress II is fitted with all the equipment which minimizes the risk, associated with technical diving and increases the comfort of such diving. 

Itinerary 

MV Empress II expects not only tech divers but divers of all levels, even beginners. Explore magnificent dive sites of Komodo with its great variety od underwater landscapes. Lots of fish can be seen here, including reef sharks. Komodo is also great for macro diving. EmpressII also gives you an opportunity of visiting Raja Ampat. This destination holds the world's record of the biggest amount of coral and fish species that can be seen during the dive. Schools of fish, sharks and rare wobbegongs can be spotted.

When to go 

Komodo diving is possible all year round. High season begins in April and lasts until September. Best time for technical safari is from November until January. For eastern destinations - from January until May. 

Diving safari on Empress II is a great opportunity to spend vacation in friendly atmosphere, dive with experienced team on amazing dive sites of Indonesia