The Atlantis Azores

Journey through exotic islands of the Philippines abourd Atlantis Azores, a 16 passenger floating resort.  Azores has seven deluxe cabins with double and single berths, lavatory and hairdryer, private head and shower and one suite on the top deck.

Enjoy a wide selection of movies or games on our PS3 and flat screen TV or sit back with a book or magazine from our library; Each evening you will be treated to either one of Atlantis’s unique marine life presentations, a picture slide show or a presentation on your next destination. Besides diving, you can improve your photography skills, snorkel or take land excursions during your trip.

The Azores features a partially covered sun deck with chase lounges, complete wet bar, hot tub, an assortment of sitting areas with tables and large swim platform with warm freshwater showers.
Our chef on board the Azores will enjoy to personally look after you. Start the day with the smell of freshly brewed coffee and freshly baked breads. A blend of ripe seasonal fruit juices from our farms will prepare you for your first dive.

Our spacious dive deck allows you to gear up in comfort. A roomy three-tier camera table is available for photographers along with a charging station. All divers have their own storage area for dive equipment. Most dives are done from two zodiac tender boats with a short ride to dives sites. Our dive team will ensure you get the best from every dive. Nitrox is available on all charters. Technical diving and rebreather diving is possible if pre-arranged.

Technical Specifications:

Length: 32.6 m
Beam: 5.4 m
Cruising Speed: 10 knots
Range: 2,500 nautical miles
Year Built: 1989
Year Refit: 2000/2005
Cabins: 8
Guests: 16
Crew: 6+
Safety equipment: First Aid kit, Oxygen system with 100% demand, defibrillator, automatic fire extinguishers & fire fighting equipment, 406 EPIRB – Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons on the mother boat and both zodiacs, life rafts, life jackets with lights and whistles for all passengers and crew. 
Full complement of Safety and Rescue equipment. The crew conducts regular drills and rescue training.