Best Liveaboards With Technical Diving

This is a list of the best Liveaboards with technical diving support onboard. Which means that if you're a technical diver who loves to dive deep, this is the best selection of liveaboards for you to choose from.

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This collection of technical diving liveaboards are those that are the best rated on Liveaboard.com, with a customer rating of 9 out of 10 and above.

Whilst some of the best liveaboards that support technical diving are found in regions like the Bikini Atoll for its deep WWII wrecks, or Micronesia's Truk Lagoon for deep WWII wreck dives, and Honduras, which is known for wall and trench technical dives, some great deep and technical dives take place in Egypt’s Red Sea.

One of the Red Sea's best liveaboards with technical diving support is the All Star Scuba Scene - see the above list of the best technical diving liveaboards for more details.

The Red Sea is a classic tech diving hot spot for liveaboards, especially the diving in Dahab. But there are now many liveaboards in the Red Sea that also support technical diving, like the All Star Scuba Scene.

The reason for being known for technical diving liveaboards, is because they offer specialised support for tech diving on deep reefs and wrecks, where divers dive beyond the 40 metre (131 feet) recreational depth, and where the dives involve decompression stops and mixed gasses.

Of course, Truk Lagoon (or Chuuk Lagoon) in Micronesia is one of the well known tech diving hot spots. Truk Lagoon is probably on the bucket list for most technical divers for the number of excellent WWII wrecks found there.

If you want to see a list of all technical diving liveaboards, please follow this link: Tech Diving Liveaboards.

Liveaboard Support for Technical Diving

Technical diving liveaboards: These will have specialised equipment onboard, many of which will offer rebreather support. Also, tech diving liveaboards including fills and Sofnolime, along with side-mount diving and twin-set gear, plus pony bottles.

Experienced Guides: Liveaboards with technical diving support typically employ experienced guides who have in-depth knowledge of the technical dive sites.

Custom Planning: Some liveaboards cater to technical divers by offering custom dive schedules, allowing for extended deep dives and specialized itineraries.

Safety Standards: Liveaboards catering to technical divers are held to rigorous safety standards, ensuring a safe and well-supported technical diving experience.