THE BOAT "The research vessel Undersea Hunter was built in Florida in 1968 for Perry Oceanographic and was used for twenty years as a submarine support vessel. Working primarily in the Bahamas and the Caribbean, she completed hundreds of research and photographic missions including the Deep Rover Project with Dr. Sylvia Earle.  Undersea Hunter's closest brush with fame - so far - was her participation as support vessel for the James Bond movie "License to Kill."  She joined the Sea Hunter Fleet in 1990 and underwent a complete refit. Already a capable and well-proven research vessel, the Undersea Hunter was modified to include six new cabins, built with conveniences that surpass all expectations, to accommodate 14 passengers.   With fuel capacity of 40 tons and water tankage of 26 tons, her blue water capability is almost unlimited. Under the guiding hands of Avi Klapfer and Yosy Naaman, the Undersea Hunter is dedicated to bringing civilized comfort to the delightfully uncivilized gems like Cocos Island.  (We thank the Undersea Hunter for this unbeatable description.

The Undersea Hunter takes 14 guests in 7 double cabins. All guest cabins are en-suite with showers and individual AC control. For your non-diving hours the boat offers a large sundeck with lounge chairs, but also ample entertainment including, a multi-system television and VCR, CD stereo and slide projector, DVD player and Multimedia Sony VAIO Laptop Computer for your use. You'll also have access to SAT-COM telephone if you wish.   There is full oxygen, nitrox and rebreather service, although divers need to bring their own rebreathers. For photographers there is a large deck-mountable Pro-Lab consisting of a 10 ft. x 10 ft. self-contained specialized movie/video camera workstation, and dedicated work tools.  You'll never want to leave!