Everything You Need to Know About Liveaboard Diving
You've decided to take an entire vacation to triton bay liveaboard and take one big stride away from each day's diving spots -- or you're already hooked and have already scheduled your next liveaboard adventure. Here are a few tips to consider before you embark on your trip. Acclimatize-Yourself Many liveaboards sail far away from home, in multiple time zones. To allow your body to adjust to the huge time difference and to sleep off jet lag, make sure you arrive at least one day prior to departure. Divers often land, board the vessel and then have a few days in a haze and sleep, or are unresponsive during briefings or missing crucial details about the ship or diving practices. If you must fly late, arriving a day earlier than planned will allow you to not be worried about not getting the vessel. Be Light What you'll need when you're diving liveaboard: flip flops and quick drying shorts or skirts, loose T-shirts, maybe a sarong or couple of sundress