Lifestyle Liveaboard Adventure 2019 Itinerary

• Departs from Nassau, Bahamas (NAS)
• Saturday September 7, 2019 6:00 pm
• Return to Nassau, Bahamas Friday Afternoon
• Disembark: Saturday September 14, 2019 9:00 am

This adventure cruises to the pristine waters of the Exumas. All Dives and locations are chosen based on conditions and the desires of the guests onboard the Lifestyle Liveaboard Adventure.

Lifestyle Liveaboard Adventure Ship

This adventure takes place on a 02-foot long scuba diving liveaboard. The tri-level Aqua Cat offers 11 passenger cabins – some of the largest in the dive liveaboard world, a spacious dive deck, a main salon for dining and relaxing, a sundeck with a panoramic view and an alfresco bar.

Lifestyle Liveaboard Adventure What’s Included:

• Accommodations
• All meals and snacks (except dinner Friday night)
• All beverages (soda, rum drinks, vodka, beer and wine)
• All shore excursions
• Tanks and weight belts
• Round Trip Transfers from Airport to the Liveaboard

The Experience

• Up to 26 Dives – drift, wreck, reef, shark dive
• Unlimited Snorkeling
• Clothing-optional beaches on deserted islands
• Swimming with the pigs
• Island Exploring
• Stand Up Paddleboarding
• Feed Native iguanas
• Hiking at Warderick Wells Park
• Beachcombing for shells
• Kayaking

Not Included

• Dive and snorkel gear (available for rent)
• Bahamas taxes and fees
• Crew gratuity (15% recommended)
• Dinner Friday night in Nassau
• Airfare to Nassau
• Nitrox ($150.00 for the trip)
• Tips

Pricing, Policies and Insurance for Lifestyle Liveaboard Adventure

Lifestyle Liveaboard Adventure Policy

Payment Plans

Three payment are due in equal portions based on the the total cost of your cabin.

• Payment January 15, 2019
• Payment March 15, 2019
• Final Payment June 1, 2019

Cancellation Policy

Now – March 7, 2019 Full refund minus 10% of the total trip cost
March 8, 2019 – 6 mo prior non-refundable, all payments are forfeited

We recommend travel insurance.

Travel Insurance

Yikes, travel insurance is not a fun topic but a lot of you have asked…
This is about what happens if you are paid, packed and ready to go… and there is a problem.

The biggest 2 reasons people take insurance are:

• Trip Cancellation
• Medical Expenses or Medical Evacuation

Full Ship charters are better than regular cruises in many ways, however the penalties and potential for a loss if you have to cancel is higher. Shortly after final payment most full ship charter cruises become non-refundable. That means if you have to cancel your trip not only do you have that disappointment of a cancelled vacation, but I have to tell you you don’t get your money back.

Our most popular insurance is ‘World Wide Trip Protector’ and provides full coverage when purchased up to 21 days after your vacation purchase.

The best value just to make sure you have coverage is ‘Trip Protector Lite Expanded.’

We recommend Travel Insured – Get a quote and buy insurance  
Note: this link opens a window for Travel Insured – if you have questions pleases phone our office for assistance.

Please consider purchasing Travel Insurance

Since everyone pretty much likes me right now and I’d like it to stay that way, please consider purchasing travel insurance. Or at least don’t say I didn’t warn you if there is a problem.

Other coverages that take the worry out of travel:

• Trip Interruption – Return air only
• Trip Delay & Missed Connection coverage
• Baggage Loss or Delay
• Cancel for Work Reasons Options available on select policies

We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance for your upcoming cruise. There are hundreds of circumstances that could cause you to cancel your trip, return home early or force you to seek emergency medical treatment while traveling. Travel insurance offers coverage for unforeseen problems such as, an unexpected financial change or scheduling conflict, a cancelled flight or a serious illness. You even have the option where you can cancel for any reason. We recommend Travel Insured – Get a quote and buy insurance