Spoilsport Liveaboard

Spoilsport is a modern Australian Liveaboard that was built to accommodate all divers needs. Her twin hull design maximizes stability and passengers can feel more comfortable during the trip expedition.

Boat Interior
Spoilsport can accommodate 28 passengers. A total amount of cabins on board is 14. There are budget cabins with shared bathroom and bunk style beds, Club cabins with private showers and bunk style beds. Other two types of staterooms are slightly bigger in size, they have big portholes and private facilities. Standard cabin equipped with twin bed and can be shared, Premium Cabins have double beds.

Relaxation area of Spoilsport is nice and cozy. Salon has plenty of space, big soft couches. Divers can spend time here in between dives, watch TV or use computers to watch and edit photos and videos. Sun deck of Spoilsport has two areas, an open sundeck, and a shaded area. 

Dive Deck
Spoilsports dive deck is large and has all facilities to make your diving comfortable. There are lots of storage boxes for your gear. You can rent equipment on board. Nitrox is available on board for divers with EANx certification. There are also special facilities for underwater photographers. Computers and a place to work with cameras and separate rinsing tank are available for use of Spoilsport guests.

Safety
For Spoilsport crew safety is extremely important. The vessel is equipped with emergency rafts, life vests, first aid kit. Team members are trained to manage emergency situations.

Itinerary
The itinerary of Spoilsport includes the greatest treasures of Australia. You will be diving on the worlds famous reef system, the Great Barrier Reef, and the Coral Sea. It’s a spectacular topography, a world covered in sheer walls, soft and hard corals. Join 2-3 shark attraction dives in our Coral Sea. Big fish action in 40-meter visibility.  Dive with dozens of sharks, surrounded by spectacular reef sites. Labyrinths of caves & caverns and giant potato cods await you in the Great Barrier Reef. It is a prized region with excellent fish & coral biodiversity. Enjoy an hour or two exploring beautiful Lizard Island – white sand beaches and a short hike to Chinaman’s Ridge.

When to go
Any time is good for diving in Australia. Water temperatures vary between 24 and 28C.  Warmer months are between November and April. Cooler temperatures are from May till October. The calmest sea conditions tend to be between September and February. Minke Whale Season is during June and July and offer an opportunity to snorkel with these precious animals, while exploring the Great Barrier Reef. Crewmembers are highly experienced and know the most exciting dive sites of this diving destination.