Lucy
One-of-a-kind dive experiences in Djibouti’s Gulf of Aden aboard a well-equipped luxury liveaboard
per person
per day
Overview
- Well-designed liveaboard catering to discerning scuba divers
- State-of-the-art cinema lounge, fine dining, and luxurious living spaces
- The only liveaboard offering trips to the Seven Brothers Islands
- Participate in eco research trips and learn from the onboard marine biologist
Lucy is a superb modern motor yacht offering one-of-a-kind ocean adventures in the remote east African nation of Djibouti. Featuring a warm, friendly crew, state-of-the-art comforts, and fine dining, this vessel is able to satisfy even the most discerning of guests. And, thanks to its impressive dive facilities and itineraries visiting some of the Gulf of Aden’s most remarkable underwater attractions, Lucy is the ideal choice for experienced and dedicated divers. Throw in the option of eco-focussed expeditions alongside a resident marine biologist and one-of-a-kind experiences such as diving between two continental plates, and there’s little more you could ask for.
Upcoming trips
Cabins
- If you are a solo traveller, we aim to allocate shared cabins on a same-sex basis.
- Non-shareable cabins can not be shared with another single traveler outside your party. A single occupancy surcharge will be applied.
Amenities
Boat
Dive facilities
- If you are a solo traveller, we aim to allocate shared cabins on a same-sex basis.
- Non-shareable cabins can not be shared with another single traveler outside your party. A single occupancy surcharge will be applied.
Vessel
Vessel information
Lucy is a 37-metre mono-hulled liveaboard designed to deliver maximum comfort for seasoned scuba enthusiasts who appreciate diving within a high standard and secure environment. Alongside a welcoming and well-experienced crew, Lucy delivers unparalleled luxury through a series of decadent details, including a state-of-the-art cinema lounge, fine dining, and more. Of course, it’s not just what’s offered on the surface that counts. Operated by Siyyan dive centre, this liveaboard ensures exceptional underwater experiences for all thanks to its dedicated camera facilities, nitrox, and commitment to marine conservation.
Launched in 2015 and refurbished in 2018, Lucy embarks on week-long itineraries in the remote and under-explored African nation of Djibouti. The vessel allows guests to discover some of the Gulf of Aden’s most unique dive destinations with absolute ease, including the Gulf of Tadjoura and Goubet Al Kharab, and is currently the only liveaboard organising trip to the Seven Brothers Islands. These remarkable locations are home to some of the world’s most phenomenal ocean experiences including swimming with whale sharks and gliding through the crack between two continental plates.
Onboard Lucy
Lucy has a large and contemporarily-styled dining room on the main deck where freshly-cooked fine cuisine is served, offering a mix of local and Western fare. The lounge room is equipped with a 65″ TV and entertainment system, including hand-made speakers, and a bar stocking chilled draft beer and other refreshing beverages. Outside, guests will find an open relaxation area, ideal for chatting and enjoying the seaview over a drink or two. The top and sundeck are furnished to the highest standard with bean bags and sufficient space to lie down for a nap or work on your tan.
Diving from Lucy
This vessel is superbly laid out for a day of underwater adventure, featuring ample space for all your accessories, convenient charging points, and a separate dedicated camera room. And, to help set the right atmosphere, guests will also find a wall mounted Clarion music player, marine grade amps, and Q Acoustics ceiling installed speakers. A minimum of 16 dives is offered during each week-long itinerary, including a night dive, with individual sites accessed using two accompanying tenders. Aqualung equipment rental and selected scuba courses can be booked in advance, and nitrox is available for an additional charge.
Top tips
- Become a whale shark defender by participating in eco research trips and learn specialist knowledge from the onboard marine biologist.
- An underwater crack in the Gulf of Goubet allows divers to glide between two tectonic plates, touching two continents at the same time.
