On the upper deck there are two changing areas up forward with ample room for twelve divers to kit up in comfort with space available for storing kit and hanging up suits.

The full shelter deck on the Sunrise has the unique added advantage here, providing extra covered space, so divers are spared the uncomfortable experience of having to kit up on an open decked boat in the wind or rain.

The Sunrise is fitted with an hydraulic diver lift to get out of the water with ease. A full-time crewman is there to help at all times.

Twelve 12 litre, O2 cleaned, steel cylinders are provided with an 25 cu ft/min Bauer compressor for recharging, coupled to a large air bank. Lead weights are provided to save travelling up with weight belts.

From the shelter deck, you go through the changing area before entering the saloon. Here, there is space enough for twelve divers to sit around at meal times, chew the fat or just hang about in comfort. TV, video, stereo and darts board are provided to while away the time.

Behind the wheelhouse lies the galley, with facilities to cater for twelve hungry divers, and a small warm room for drying any wet clothes, should the worst come to the worst and your suit floods! Showers and toilets are doubled up to prevent any long, frustrating waits.

View photos and information of lower deck >>