The dive deck is large but when all ten passengers want to try gearing up it is seems a bit cramped. Tanks are aluminum and are filled in place. Occasionally one has to ask for a top off if you get short changed but normally 3000 PSI is the rule. You retain the same tank and same space on the dive deck for all ten days of the cruise and there is storage space beneath for your fins and other associated equipment. The dive deck has a camera table but this would be inadequate if ALL ten guests had cameras.
Crew handle cameras with care and know which camera goes with whom rather quickly.
Cameras are rinsed by the crew on exit from the water but if all ten guests had cameras there would be logistical problems in storage and camera maintenance. Camera maintenance was done inside on the eating tables as well as on the camera table. Meals are plentiful and good but not gourmet. I had no problem at all finding stuff that was enjoyable and filling. But this is not the same level of food found on the Tiata.