Liveaboards · British Virgin Islands
Dive Liveaboards British Virgin Islands
A liveaboard in the British Virgin Islands sails from Tortola for six nights around the islands. There are 1 liveaboards, with three or four dives a day and often a night dive. The best-known site is the RMS Rhone, a mail ship wrecked in the 1867 hurricane off Salt Island. Prices start from £2,947$3,940€3,520 per person.
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Questions about liveaboard in the British Virgin Islands
When should I book a British Virgin Islands liveaboard?
Departures are available through much of the year, with the choice changing by date. Check the current departure table before booking, particularly if you need specific travel dates.
Who is a British Virgin Islands liveaboard suited to?
The single liveaboard sails from Tortola for six nights around the islands. Depending on the route, the boat may accept Open Water divers, or require Advanced Open Water and a minimum of 30 or 50 dives, as stated on the boat's page.
How do I get to the liveaboard in the British Virgin Islands?
The boat departs from Tortola. Check the boat's transfer arrangements and meeting instructions before you travel.
What is not included on a British Virgin Islands liveaboard?
Marine park fees, nitrox, rental equipment, crew tips and transfers are often charged separately. Each boat has its own terms, so check the inclusions carefully before paying.
British Virgin Islands liveaboard FAQ
How much does a British Virgin Islands liveaboard cost?
Prices start from £2,947$3,940€3,520 per person for the most common six-night length. Flights and costs on board are excluded.
What is the best time of year for a British Virgin Islands liveaboard?
Sailing dates are spread through much of the year. Choose from the current departures on sale and check the dates that suit you.
What certification do I need for a British Virgin Islands liveaboard?
Depending on the route, the boat may accept Open Water divers, or require Advanced Open Water and a minimum of 30 or 50 dives. The boat's page gives the applicable requirement.
Where do British Virgin Islands liveaboards depart from?
The liveaboard departs from Tortola. Check the transfer arrangements with the boat before travelling.
How many dives a day can I expect, and what will I see?
You can generally expect three or four dives a day, often including a night dive. The best-known site is the RMS Rhone, a mail ship wrecked in the 1867 hurricane off Salt Island.
How long should I wait before flying home, and do I need dive insurance?
There should be at least 24 hours between your last dive and take-off. Dive insurance is strongly recommended and is often requested at boarding, with cover for diving accidents and the recompression chamber.
