Rowley Shoal Liveaboard

The Rowley Shoals are the most remote dive location in Australia, only a couple of cruises a year visit this pristine atoll. On the very edge of the widest continental shelf in the world, a chain of three spectacular, pristine coral atolls rise up to 400 metres from the ocean floor. A day's cruising west of Broome brings you to an eco-dive experience unmatched anywhere else in the world, diving one of the largest untouched coral gardens on earth. Discover over 200 species of coral and over 650 species of fish. Comparable to the East Coast's Coral Sea, the all year round warmer waters and the stronger prevailing currents make this a unique underwater environment.

The Kimberley Escape is a 24-metre mono-hulled craft specifically designed to provide an exceptional level of comfort. Carrying only fourteen passengers, the Kimberley Escape is air-conditioned with an unprecedented amount of deck space. There are six double bed cabins and one twin bed cabin on board. Three toilets and showers are located on the main deck for easy access for all guests.

Two below deck compressors supply ample air fills. A large back deck with a specifically designed dive platform and three 5-metre dive tenders give access for divers. A dedicated camera work and storage area with fresh water is available for camera wash-downs.