These sites include Shark City, Blue Corner, German Channel and the Rock Islands. The area is home to over 2,000 species of sealife, including white tip sharks, turtles, blue marlin, clown fish and chambered nautilus. There is also a stop at a freshwater lake where passengers can swim with stingless jellyfish. Cabins are carpeted and have queen and single berths, individually controlled air-conditioning and private bath with shower. There are closets and drawers for storage, and pegs on the walls to hang up swimsuits and wetsuits.
Food is American with some regional dishes.
Beverages are always available, and snacks are served after each dive. Non-alcoholic drinks and local alcoholic beverages are complimentary. There are also night dives. Dive facilities include a retractable dive platform with two boarding ladders and hot freshwater showers, on-deck dive gear lockers, an advanced whip system for refilling compressed air tanks quickly and a hydraulic system that lifts the dive boat and divers out of the water to the main dive deck. Each morning begins with a dive briefing, and there is a video presentation or slide show every night.