Infinity X

Navigation and communications: VHF/DSS and HF/DSS radio, radar, GPS, satellite phone. Engines: 2 × CAT C12 at 705 hp. Generators: 2 × CUMMINS at 120 kW, 1 × CUMMINS at 50 kW. Fuel capacity: 25,000 L. Air conditioning: cabins/saloon, individually controlled in cabins. Fresh water: hot and cold, watermaker — 30 t/day. Dhoni*: 2

Cabins: guests are accommodated in 19 double cabins of the following categories: – 3 VIP Ocean View Suite cabins on the main deck: double bed, large window – 6 Deluxe Ocean View Suite cabins on the upper deck: 2 cabins with double beds and 4 cabins with two single beds on the same level, large window – 8 Deluxe Double Suite cabins on the lower deck: double + single bed on the same level, porthole – 2 Superior cabins on the lower deck: double + single bed on the same level, porthole

Each cabin has a bathroom with shower, adjustable air conditioning, TV, and safe.

Lower deck: – 8 guest cabins – crew cabins – engine room

Main deck: – 3 guest cabins – dining hall (140 sq.m) – bar – crew cabins

Upper deck: – 6 guest cabins – wheelhouse

Second upper deck: – sun deck with jacuzzi bath and bar – enclosed saloon with audio/video system

Yacht layout (click on image to enlarge)

• All dives are conducted from the dhoni. The dhoni is a dive boat that accompanies the yacht, carrying all diving equipment, compressor, and tanks (12-liter DIN/INT); the dive boat has seating for all divers, a gear rinse area, and a shower. This separation between the main vessel and the dive boat not only frees up space on the yacht but also aids dive organization, as all equipment is in one place, and the stability and low profile of the dhoni simplifies dives from its dive platform. Two dhonis accompany Infinity X. There are 6–7 dive guides on board; the usual guide-to-diver ratio is 1:5.

Price of dive safari on Infinity X, USD per person

Check-in on the day the safari starts after 15:00. On the last day guests must leave the yacht no later than 9:30.

To participate in the safari on Infinity X, divers must hold at minimum an Open Water Diver (OW) certification and have at least 30 logged dives for Central Atoll routes, and at minimum an Advanced Open Water Diver (AOW) certification and at least 80 logged dives for Southern Atoll routes.