
The Undersea Hunter Group is one of the world’s distinguished dive operators who specialize on liveaboard trips to Cocos Island. Created by explorers, biologist, military sea captains, equipment designers and underwater photographers, the company was formally launched in 1990 where their name was derived from their first vessel, the MV Undersea Hunter. But unfortunately, after 26 years of excellent service to its guest, she is setting sail to other destinations under the new management of a reputable dive company.
Their Liveaboard Vessels
The Undersea Hunter Group currently has 2 liveaboard vessels in exemplary condition which is perfect when you go diving in Cocos island since the land of this offshore marine park prohibits overnight stay.
MV Sea Hunter

Type of Vessel: Steel Hulled Yacht
Length: 36 meters (115 feet)
Beam: 8.1 meters (26 feet)
Cruising Speed: 9.5 knots
MV Argo

Type of Vessel: Steel Hulled Yacht
Length: 39 meters (129 feet)
Beam: 8 meters (26 feet)
Cruising Speed: 10 knots
Maximum Capacity: 16 dive guest + 9 crew
The Journey to Cocos Island
Pre-Departure

The Crossing

Once all the guest are on-board, you will depart on a 32-hour voyage to Cocos Island. Most of the guest said that they were not able to go to sleep during this long journey. It is not because that the sea travel in this area is rough as conditions are mostly calm, but the excitement starts to set in because they know that in a few hours they are about to experience the dive of their life. At some point during the day, most of you will converge at the bow deck of the vessel where you can chat about diving or perhaps look for dolphins and whales which are abundant in this area.
On-board Lodging

Fine Dining at Sea

When it comes to dinning, you do not need to bring any as food is provided during the entire duration of the trip, not unless you want to bring in your favorite snack and share it with the group.
The dinning hall is not just an ordinary room. It is a restaurant-inspired dining hall where you will have a gastronomic feast from an array of local and international cuisine prepared by their in-house chef. And what’s best is that the food is served in buffet style. Coffee, softdrinks, bottled water and beer are always on the house. But if you want to indulge in some alcohol, they offer wine which can be purchased on-board.
An Underwater Paradise
Now, let’s leave the confines of the vessel, go out, get wet and go diving. Cocos island has over 10 dive sites, each with its own signature breathtaking experience. But regardless of what site you explore, the description will always be an underwater paradise.

Aside from this, Bajo Alcyone is home to large fish species where you can often see them in large quantities like the great school of jacks that comes in a tornado formation.
For more information, you can read our related article about Bajo Alcyone.

Since you will be traversing in a vertical environment that is often subjected to strong water current, your interaction with the signature species of Cocos Island, which is the hammerhead sharks, usually occurs out in the blue. Since you are literally out in the open, your underwater experience in Dirty Rock will be one of a kind as the action will come from all direction.
For more information, you can read our related article about Dirty Rock.

For more information, you can read our related article about Diving in Manuelita.
Beach Adventure

While overnight stay is strictly prohibited, visiting the island during the day is allowed. Your beach adventure will start depending on the location of your anchorage site: either at Wafer or Chatham Bay. Once you arrive at the beach using the vessel’s skiff boat, you will go back in time and see rock engravings done by pirates and explorers who take refuge on the island.

For more information, you can read our related article about the Ranger Station in Cocos Island.
Deep Sea Submersible

Based on testimonies of guest, while descending down to your targeted depth, you will have this feeling of being one with the ocean courtesy of the submersible’s glass dome cover. The 360 degree view gives you a great sight of the mystical environment of the deep where you can deepsea sharks, oddly looking creatures with the backdrop of hammerhead sharks and manta rays on top at the shallows.
For more information, you can read our related article about deepsea submersible diving.
Videos taken by the Undersea Hunter Group
Book with us SOON
We are announcing to all Cocoholics (addicts of Cocos Island) and to those who are seeking the ultimate dive adventure that we are on the final stage of the agreement between the Undersea Hunter Group where we can assist and book you to either vessel of your choice.
Allow us to handle the tedious booking process and have more time preparing for you actual liveaboard trip to Cocos Island.





