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Sea Hunter Diagram Sea Hunter Specifications Live Aboards Home |
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The Sea Hunter is 115 feet of live-aboard comfort and convenience, which seems to have been
built with trips to Cocos in mind. Once again, the development of the Sea Hunter as a live aboard can be credited to the incredible work and vision of the owners, Yosy Naaman and Avi Klapfer, who purchased
what was a support boat in the gulf of Mexico, and with eight months of extensive renovation and refurbishing, turned the boat into the lovely vessel she is today. She is now a rare hybrid, combining a large working platform
and powerful machinery (she is equipped with two GM 700 horsepower engines) of a functional work boat, with the comfortable and functional interior of a modern yacht.
The boat and her crew specialize in providing excellence in service, food, and underwater excitement and beauty. She has eight cabins for a total capacity of 18 passengers (three double-bed staterooms with
private bath, two triples with private bath, and three doubles with private bath). Diver facilities are extremely well designed with individual gear storage, private camera/strobe storage shelves with
individual 110 volt AC power, and a private dryer for clients' towels and bathing suits. The chase boats are an asset worth noting on the Sea Hunter: At times rubber inflatables are not
enough to get divers where they want to go in the wind-blown vastness of the Pacific. Sea Hunter has two 24' fiberglass cruisers, which provide the stability that is necessary at Cocos Island. We puts 9 or
less divers in each chase boat and take them to distinct sites for every dive. This is a superbly comfortable, stable and spacious vessel, with everything a serious diver/photographer could wish.
Extendable deck-mounted crane with 15 ton capacity
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