Faq

When is check-in and check-out?

Check-in starts at 13:00 p.m. on Saturday, check-out finishes by 9:00 a.m. on Saturday (on 7 days cruising tours).

Last night of cruising (Friday) is the same port of check-in (Sukošan).

 

How many dives a day are there?

The price includes 2 dives/day. Night diving is not available!

 

Is it possible to get vegetarian food (no meat, no seafood)?

Yes of course, we can meet your special requests.

 

If the ship is not fully booked, is it possible to have a single cabin?

If it is not sold out, there will be a chance for a single cabin.

In case you want to book a single cabin in advance, a surcharge of 40% of trip cost is applied.

 

Can I dive with the guide since I am alone?

Generally yes, but sometimes the guide has leading dives and then it depends on your diving education.

We will definitely try to find a suitable diving buddy for you.

 

How do I pay for the cruise, is there a deposit required?

The final reservation of the date is confirmed by paying 30% of the total amount and the remaining amount must be paid at least 5 weeks before the start of the cruise.

 

What diving tanks are available on the ship?

There are 12 l steel tanks (16 pcs), 15 l steel tanks (15 pcs), 11 l or 80 cf aluminum (15 pcs), 6 aluminum twinset with integrated weights. All diving tanks have 2 DIN connectors. Adapters are available.

 

Do I have to bring things like linen, pillows, etc.?

No, everything is there. So there is no need to bring your own linen.

You can only bring some extra towels if you want.

 

Are the routes fixed or can they be altered?

The defined routes are just a guideline. They can be changed depending on the weather and training levels of the guests.

 

Are there portholes in the cabins on the lower deck?

Yes, all cabins have windows with sea view which must be closed. Fresh air through the ventilation system is available. The windows can be only opened sometimes during the night in national parks or remote areas when the weather conditions are fine.

 

Is electricity always available on the ship?

There is 230V electricity while sailing, filling diving tanks and staying at a port and that is basically 24/7.

If we stay in the national park overnight, the generator will run until 11 p.m.