Nautilus Explorer
The Nautilus was custom designed for (25) divers to the highest possible level of comfort and safety with a layout that utilizes every square foot of available space.
The crew takes exceptional pride in keeping the boat spotlessly clean and running smoothly. Everything is first class and certified to the same exacting international SOLAS and ISM standards as the largest cruise ship.
The vessel is carefully designed to be very safe with heavy, strong steel construction and extensive soundproofing. The passive stability system and bulbous bow provides for a remarkably easy ride while heavy-duty commercial grade systems ensure that you have a smooth-running voyage.
A water level platform aft of the dive deck provides easy entry into dive skiffs, kayaks and Laser sailboat.
Offering fresh cuisine is one of the cornerstones of our business. Soups are homemade; Bread, pastries and deserts are baked onboard and there is always lots to eat with up to 4 meals a day, a choice of entrees and plenty of snacks (including some that aren't good for you!). We offer a mix of both buffet and table service with a menu that combines North American and European tastes and also a touch of Mexico.
Having a chef and 2 hostesses means that we can take excellent care of our guests. Most special dietary requests can be cheerfully accommodated with advance notice (including "quasi-kosher"). hostesses means that we can take excellent care of our guests. Most special dietary requests can be cheerfully accommodated with advance notice (including "quasi-kosher").
The accommodation on the Nautilus Explorer suits all preferences ranging from a luxurious premium suite on the hot-deck to a cost effective, mixed-gender triple occupancy stateroom on the lower deck.
Accommodation
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Premium Suite
The premium suite is located on the hot-tub deck and is twice the size of the other suites. It has a separate bedroom and lounge each with a large flat screen TV and DVD player, private facilities with a full-size bathtub and shower plus large private windows looking out on an ocean view. In 2011, the lounge in this suite will be refitted with a beautiful floor to ceiling picture window.
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Superior Suites
Three superior suites on the hot-tub deck measure 145 sq. ft and have large exterior windows. They each have private facilities, a desk and either bureau or wardrobe. Two of these suites have doors that open directly outside. The third suite boasts a large flat screen TV and DVD player.
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Staterooms
All eight lower deck staterooms have private heads with separate shower stalls, central air conditioning and measure 90 square feet. Six of the staterooms have side by side beds. Two of the staterooms have large double beds and additional storage area. There is also one co-ed triple occupancy stateroom.
Ship Specifications
- Millenium Boat Built and Launched in Vancouver, B.C. in 2000
- 116' long, 27' wide. Small ship size with a much bigger feel.
- 11 - 12 mph cruise speed.
- Steel hull and superstructure for your safety.
- 7000 gallon fresh water capacity and 3600 gallons-per-day water maker allowing you to shower as often as you like.
- Quiet twin 70 kw gensets operating 24 hours per day with precise voltage and frequency control. Ship's power is 110 volts ac , 60 Hz)
- Air-conditioning and heating throughout. Comfort in every climate.
- 25 pax: 1x premium suite / 3x superior suite / 1x single occ suite / 6x double suite / 1x triple suite
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Please note:
Prices are quoted in USD and do not include a USD65 per person port fee payable cash on board.
Prices do not include 5% of Mexican VAT.
Additional Costs:
Gift Shop purchases • Bar Tab • Gear Rentals • Crew Gratuities are never required but always greatly appreciated if you think the service is deserving, commonly 10% of trip price.
Please send any rental requests for snorkel and dive gear.
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Call us today on +31 (0) 858 771 583