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ABOUT THE LIGHTHOUSE MIRACLE 1

The Lighthouse Miracle 1 is 105 feet (32m) long and 27 feet (8.3m) wide. To ensure your dive safari holiday becomes a memorable experience, every aspect of Lighthouse Miracle 1's design, itinerary and menu have received detailed attention. The diving, the leisure activities and the luxury and comfort found aboard the Lighthouse Miracle 1 easily compare to those of any hotel on land.

The vessel is a magnificent Yacht, set to explore the majestic underwater world of the Panorama Reefs. The Lighthouse Miracle 1's itineraries were arranged so the dive sites can be visited at the perfect time. When building this liveaboard the goal was to build something unique, not only in design, but also inservice. 

Part of its philosophy is also that even when sailing around remote islands, there's no reason to forego fine dining. The menu was designed by divers, because they know best which food at what time will provide the best basis for enjoyable and energy-charged diving. Rather than the standard liveaboard food, you will be offered a choice from a buffet, an a la carte menu or its fine cuisine. Furthermore they are also serving snacks all day.

There are 5 cabin types aboard the Lighthouse Miracle 1: twin cabin (lower deck), bunk bed cabin (lower deck), double bed cabin (main deck), twin cabin (upper deck with seaview) and double bed cabin (upper deck with seaview). There is AC aboard the vessel. Movies and audio-video entertainment are the guests' favorite leisure time activities and will ensure that you won't get bored".

The Lighthouse Miracle 1's course offering comprises open water diver - get certified, scuba refresher, advanced open water diver, nitrox certification and technical diving. For friends of technical diving, they provide technical diving courses (technical diving). Nitrox is available at no extra charge and available at an extra charge. They also provide rental equipment. Airport transfer (pick-up from and return to airport) can be arranged free of charge.

Their safety equipment includes radar, depth sounder sonar, gps chart plotter, radio vhf/dsc/ssb fixed and handheld sets and emergency rafts: two life rafts and two ribs, life vests, fire alarm & fire extinguishers, oxygen and emergency oxygen, first aid kits, satellite & mobile phones search light, crew trained in first aid, emergency flares, emergency position indicating radio beacon (epirb), search and rescue transponder (sart).