A scuba diving live aboard is a vessel designed specifically to house scuba divers at sea and to provide scuba diving services while traveling to remote scuba diving destinations. The typical live-aboard dive boat is in the 100 to 120-foot range, and equipped to handle 14-18 divers in double occupancy cabins. The main advantage of a liveaboard cruise is to provide easier access and more scuba diving at remote locations difficult to reach by day boats.

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