French Polynesia Master Liveaboard, French Polynesia

French Polynesia Master - one of the few liveaboards operates in a true paradise on Earth - French Polynesia Atolls. Photographers on board can take advantage of fully equipped camera station. Boat's guests can choose from itineraries with a different duration from 7 to 10 nights. French Polynesia offers great diving opportunities. Still uncrowded, this destination has varied topography and reach marine life.

Boat interior
The French Polynesia Master has 13 cabins and can accommodate 25 passengers. There are several rooms that can be converted, and you can book the entire cabin or share it with another diver. All cabins have their own air conditioning, private facilities, entertainment system, hairdryer, and a safe for personal belongings. The French Polynesia Master has a spacious and comfortable indoor lounge with a TV where divers can spend time after dives. There is also an outdoor dining area where meals are served. Use the comfortable sundeck to enjoy the view and get some sun. The ship has many lounge chairs and a jacuzzi.

Dive deck
The French Polynesia Master dive deck has lots of places to keep your diving gear, including under-bench boxes for masks, fins, and other personal belongings. There is a camera table for managing and preparing photo equipment and points for charging cameras. Divers can use showers for quick rinses after dives.

Safety
The French Polynesia Master has all the necessary items for safety, including first-aid kits, life jackets, and smoke detectors.

Suited for photographers
The French Polynesia Master is suited for photographers. There are a lot of underwater creatures in the waters of French Polynesia that attract photographers, including stingrays, blacktip sharks, and lemon sharks. The French Polynesia Master liveaboard has special facilities for working with cameras, including charging points.

Itineraries
The French Polynesia Master sails for 7 or 10 nights and the itineraries include such great diving destinations as the Tuamotu Islands, from Rangiroa to Fakarava. Rangiroa is well known for the opportunity to see pelagics, eagle rays, and schools of sharks, tuna, and jacks. When diving in the Fakarava area, you have a chance to see hammerhead sharks, dolphins, and turtles.

When to go
You can dive in French Polynesia all year. The average air temperature throughout the year is 27°C/80°F. From December to June there is a risk of typhoons. From May to October, the temperature can be slightly colder