Nautilus Undersea

The Nautilus UnderSea Liveaboard is an addition to the Nautilus fleet in Mexico. UnderSea was first commissioned in 1968 as the personal submarine of Dr. Perry from Perry Oceanographic. This already robust ship became one of the world's most famous dive boats, then as the Undersea Hunter. She went out to Cocos Island and took part in IMAX adventures around the South Pacific.

Nautilus liveaboards provided the vessel with an extensive refit. Among other things by extending the hull to 32 meters, a new superstructure and an extended sun deck and a stability system. The now redesigned Nautilus UnderSea Liveaboard offers nice trips to spectacular Socorro and Guadalupe. Nautilus UnderSea is also known from the Bond film "License to Kill" (Wavekrest).

There is room for 19 divers on board in 9 cabins with their own shower and toilet and air conditioning. The Nautilus UnderSea liveaboard also offers large spaces to relax in the comfortable lounge and dining area as well as a large sun deck with sun loungers. The diving deck is large and where you as a diver have space to prepare your equipment before the dive and spaces to hide your camera equipment.

Beautiful spaces and place for relaxation

On board, in addition to the dining room, you also have a lounge where you can relax after your meal, or between your dives. Television and film viewing is also possible in the lounge. Out on the top deck where there are sunbeds you also have a popular jacuzzi hot tub. There you can relax after the day's diving and enjoy your diving trip to the fullest.