Aqua Tiki II

Liveaboard

Space for 9 guests
Land excursions
Nitrox for an extra charge

Diving experience

Big fish
Drift Dives
Corals
Challenging

The Aqua Tiki II, measuring 18 meters long and 8.5 meters wide, was built in 2011. It has a total of 4 spacious guest cabins and was specifically designed and built for diving.

The catamaran offers all the comforts of a hotel, featuring an indoor lounge, a cocktail bar, a dining area, and a library, plus a large covered outdoor lounge with a dining area & grill.

The boat is looked after by a professional crew of 3.
Sailing usually happens early in the morning, either in the lagoons or out on the open sea. If the sailing conditions are good, deep-sea fishing is also an option.

Since sailing doesn't happen every day, the Aqua Tiki III gives you the chance to go on excursions in addition to your dives, so you can discover and enjoy the paradise beaches of French Polynesia.

CABINS

  • 4 Cabins with space for a total of 8 guests

    1 VIP cabin

    with a double bed
    2 cabins
    with double beds
    1 cabin
    with single beds

    Each cabin has its own bathroom with a toilet, plus an independent Hi-Fi sound system with a CD selection, TV, and video/DVD player.

FACILITIES

  • Indoor Lounge: On the Aqua Tiki II, guests have access to an indoor lounge, a cocktail bar, a dining area, and a library.
  • Outdoor Lounge: The covered lounge has a dining area with a grill.
    You'll also find the two popular trampoline nets in the outdoor areas.

DINING

  • Delicious local meals are served in the American kitchen, which is protected from the sun by a canopy.
    You can cook freshly caught fish right on the Plancha grill. The dining area is also protected from the sun by a canopy.
    This is where those delicious, freshly prepared local meals are served.
  • Of course, a cocktail bar is a must-have on a catamaran trip through the South Seas!

TECHNICAL SPECS

  • Built: 2011
  • Length: 18 meters / Width: 8.5 meters
  • Propulsion: 1 x 140 m² sail, 2 x 38 HP engines
  • Compressor: 2x Bauer compressors
  • Desalination plants: 190 l/h with a reserve of over 800 l

SAFETY

  • State-of-the-art navigation systems, autopilot, GPS, BLU, VHF radio, radar & satellite system

The Tuamotu Archipelago and safaris around Fakarava offer top-notch diving experiences that are among the most beautiful in the world and will definitely impress even the most experienced divers.

Dives usually happen in channels and are mostly drift dives, which means currents can be pretty strong.
You can typically do 2 dives a day, depending on the weather and currents (but no diving on arrival or departure days).

Water temperatures range from 25°C in winter (September) to 29°C in summer (March), and there's no thermocline.
The visibility in the crystal-clear water is always amazing and truly one-of-a-kind!

Night dives aren't usually planned (please check again once you're there).

UNDERWATER WORLD

  • various shark species like blacktip, whitetip, grey, reef, nurse, and hammerhead sharks
  • Manta & leopard rays
  • Dolphins
  • Whales & whale sharks
  • Turtles
  • Coral reefs
  • Tuna, mackerel, barracudas, Napoleon wrasse, moray eels, groupers, clownfish…

OTHER ACTIVITIES

  • Snorkeling
  • Water skiing & monoskiing
  • Monoskiing
  • Fishing
  • Kayaking

SAMPLE ROUTES

  • Fakarava – 9 / 11 / 15 Days of Dreaming in Tuamotu
  • Central Tuamotu Cruise
  • Marquesas Cruise
  • Leeward Island Cruises

You can check out the detailed itineraries, dates, and availability right below, and feel free to send us your inquiry for your next diving vacation anytime:

Routes and availability

You can find more detailed info about the Aqua Tiki II's routes, dates & availability in the overview above, or feel free to ask anytime via office@maldivesandmore.com.

Here's a routing description for the Fakarava – Dream of Tuamotu tour:

Fakarava – Tetamanu – Kauehi – Toau – Fakarava

  • This route will blow you away with its challenging dives that will make even the most demanding and adventurous diver super happy. Since diving in the passes can be pretty challenging, you'll need some diving experience. But you'll definitely be rewarded with amazing marine life, tons of sharks, mantas, schools of tuna, mackerel, and more! 

(Source: Aquapolynésie)