Cuan Law - BVI Dive Liveaboard

Dive Experiences

Because British Virgin Islands (BVI) dive sites are numerous and within close proximity to one another, the scuba diving liveaboard All Star Cuan Law offers guests a flexible itinerary. Rather than a set number of daily dives, between 14 and 16 dives can be logged throughout the trip.

The Ultimate Liveaboard

Our scuba diving liveaboard trimaran was designed for the dual purpose of serving the needs of those desiring a personalized luxury dive liveaboard experience and also for those seeking a sailing vacation in the BVI. To complement underwater dive exploration of reefs and wrecks, we offer gourmet dining plus eco adventures and shore excursions.

Highlights

$3,650.00 per week

Departs Tortola, British Virgin Islands on Sundays
6 nights all inclusive
Up to 16 dives
Spacious cabins with private baths
Shore excursions included
Sailing between dive sites

Dive Sites

With more than 100 dives sites in the BVI, divers have a wide selection to choose from: popular wrecks or Angelfish Reef with a maze of canyons and ridges, The Aquarium with pillar coral formations, underwater grottos and dens filled with fish, or Brown Pants with cliffs and fish-filled canyons – one with a large open cave.

Shore Excursions

The BVI is a collection of 60 small islands that invite exploration. We may elect to visit a few while sailing through Sir Francis Drake Channel: Norman Island, Peter Island, Salt Island, Cooper Island and Ginger Island. Each is unique. Discover hiking trails, beaches, secluded bays and coves. The latter are perfect for beachcombing and relaxing.

On Board

The All Star Cuan Law has large cabins with en-suite baths, a large sundeck and main salon. A large shaded alfresco deck is where meals are served. This deck is also a popular spot to relax with a cocktail and enjoy good conversation with fellow travelers. As a bonus, it offers the best seat in the house to watch the setting sun.

Diving

RMS Rhone, one of the best-preserved shipwrecks
Kodiak Queen, the newest BVI underwater wreck dive with a kraken – a legendary sea monster
Numerous wreck dives near Norman, Salt, Peter, Cooper and Ginger Islands
Many dive sites within close proximity of each other
Four wreck dives in and around The Dogs
Three wreck dives near Virgin Gorda
Chikuzen wreck, weather permitting

While the RMS Rhone and the Chikuzen are well-known dive sites, the newest wreck is the Kodiak Queen, a former World War II U.S. Navy vessel once known as YO-44. It has the distinction of being only one of five ships to survive Pearl Harbor.

The YO wreck-to-reef project seeks to conserve and rehabilitate marine life while advancing marine science. Restoring coral and protecting Goliath grouper and other local fish are priorities. The use of environmental DNA will be used to help monitor this habitat. A sunken kraken sculpture is part of the BVI Art Reef.

Fourteen protected areas exist within the BVI including the RMS Rhone Marine Park managed by the National Parks Trust of the Virgin Islands, dedicated to conserving natural and historical sites. Fisheries – 13 total – are overseen by the Conservation and Fisheries Dept. Another 30 areas have been identified to be part of a Marine Protected Network. These areas exist to protect major marine and coastal habitats including hard and soft corals and fishery habitats.

Shore Excursions

While the British Virgin Islands (BVI) offer exceptional wreck diving, visitors can also enjoy many activities to consider topside.

Waterskiing, kneeboarding or wake boarding
Snorkeling
Fishing
Kayaking
Stand up paddleboarding
Hobie Cat sailing
Norman Island caves

Shore excursions to explore the unique qualities of each island:

Hiking to the highest peak
Island beaches
Spa time at a local resort
Beach bars showcasing local rum

Dining

Dining aboard the Cuan Law is truly an experience. Our exceptional chef prepares wonderfully creative meals that continuously rated as one of the high points. Satisfying breakfast and lunch menus fuel divers and non-divers for the day’s activities. A fully appointed bar and hors d’ourves preclude dinner with nightly fine dining and wine service. A sampling of menus:

Breakfast: French Omelet with Pepper Bacon and Warm Cinnamon Buns
Lunch: Korean BBQ Ribs with Pumpkin Coconut Soup, Cambodian Coleslaw, Fresh Fruit and White Chocolate Chip Cookies
Appetizer: Chicken Wings with Garlic Tahini Marinade
Dinner: Roast Duck Breast with Orange Tamarind Glaze, Shitake Mushroom Risotto, Roasted Carrots and Parsnips
Dessert: Crispy Apple Tart with Vanilla

Breakfast: Banana Pancakes with Toasted Pecans and Maple Syrup
Lunch: Selection of Cold Cuts and Cured Meats served with a freshly Baked Grape and Fennel Bread, Roasted Pumpkin Soup, Garden Salad with assorted Dressings, 3 Bean Salad, Cheese platter, Fresh Fruit and Cookies
Appetizer: Crab Cakes with Sweet Chili Sauce
Dinner: Chicken Breast Stuffed with Artichoke Hearts, Pesto and Swiss Cheese Drizzled with Olive Oil and Balsamic Vinegar, Whipped Sweet Potato, Sautéed Red Peppers and Haricot Verts
Dessert: Sticky Date Pudding Cake with Local Rum Sauce

Trip Information

Rate thru September 2026

$3,800.00 per person

Prices are based on double occupancy.
Booking single? We will pair you with another guest of the same gender. Single supplement fee for those who wish to have a private cabin is 50% more.
Full boat charters are available.

Fees*
$30.00 per person

*Subject to change

Rate October 2026 to September 2027

$3,950.00 per person

Prices are based on double occupancy.
Booking single? We will pair you with another guest of the same gender. Single supplement fee for those who wish to have a private cabin is 50% more.
Full boat charters are available.

Fees*
$30.00 per person

Departs From

Road Town, Tortola, BVI (EIS)
Boarding: Sunday, 12:00pm

Returns To

Road Town, Tortola, BVI (EIS)
Disembark: Saturday, 10:00am