Solomons Master (Truk Master), Solomon Islands

The steel-hulled Solomons Master (formerly Truk Master) is large and spacious, offering individual set-up stations, numerous charging points, and ample storage space. Guests can enjoy a shaded relaxation area or the expansive sundeck on the upper deck, where they can sink into lounge chairs and soak up the atmosphere and stunning views. This liveaboard features a Nitrox membrane and is rebreather and Tec diving friendly.

Boat interior
The liveaboard accommodates up to 16 guests in its 8 well-appointed cabins. Each stateroom is equipped with air conditioning, private facilities, hairdryers, and safes for personal belongings. After a day of diving, divers can relax in the comfortable lounge area, which features plush sofas and a plasma TV. For those who prefer to stay outside, the sun deck offers lounge chairs for soaking in the sun. The open-air dining area is perfect for enjoying meals while taking in the gorgeous scenery of the surrounding waters.

Dive deck
The dive deck is designed to provide ample space and comfort for all divers on board. It includes under-bench storage boxes for personal belongings like fins and masks, as well as shower hoses for rinsing between dives. This setup ensures a seamless and enjoyable diving experience.

Itineraries
The Solomons Master is one of the few liveaboard yachts that offer the opportunity to dive in the Solomon Islands, a premier destination for liveaboard dive trips. The Solomon Islands boast unmatched biodiversity, rivaling any other Indo-Pacific dive travel destination for coral reefs and marine life, yet without the usual tourist crowds. Divers can explore wrecks, caverns, drop-offs, wide-angle reefs, and large sea fans, all while experiencing the traditional culture of the islanders.

For those who enjoy encountering larger marine creatures, the Solomon Islands offer sightings of various types of sharks and rays cruising amid spectacular scenery of jaw-dropping reefs, walls, and pinnacles. Macro enthusiasts will find a plethora of critters, including pygmy seahorses, colorful nudibranchs, electric clams, ghost pipefish, and many more. The diverse marine biodiversity ensures there is something for everyone in the Solomons.

When to go
Diving in the Solomon Islands is possible year-round, but conditions are best between April and November when visibility can exceed 40 meters. The water temperature typically ranges between 26-30 degrees Celsius, making it suitable for divers of all levels, from novices to very experienced divers.

This liveaboard cruise offers an exceptional scuba diving holiday experience, combining comfort, safety, and unparalleled underwater adventures in one of the most pristine diving destinations in the world. With the Solomons Master, divers are assured of a remarkable journey through the vibrant underwater ecosystems of the Solomon Islands