Question: Is a liveaboard only for experienced divers?

Answer: No; and in fact, it is possible to get your basic certification done on a liveaboard. Liveaboards get divers of all levels. But, some of the itineraries may be adventurous and it’s good to clarify before booking.
 

Question: How many times a day do I have to dive?

Answer: As many times as you like, or none at all! Usually 3 – 4 dives are offered daily and you can choose what you like
 

Question:  Will I be seasick?

Answer: Even if you suffer from seasickness, most people adapt to the motion. A large liveaboard is likely to be more stable, and usually liveaboards will look for a sheltered anchorage as far as possible. Start with medication, and by the end of the trip, you will likely have adapted!
 

Question: Are liveaboards expensive?

Answer: Liveaboards are usually all-inclusive. The nicer ones take in fewer guests and maybe a bit more pricey but still all-in-all, liveaboards turn out to be an excellent deal given that they take care of all the travel, accommodation, food, snacks, drinks, diving, etc.
 

Question: Are the cabins small?

Answer: The modern liveaboards are usually very well equipped with spacious rooms, large windows, en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, storage spaces, hot water, etc
 

Question: Will there be enough fresh water?

Answer: Don’t run the tap unnecessarily, but a modern liveaboard usually has a fresh water-maker and there’s enough water for everything including warm showers after the dives!