Argo is the physical expression of all the knowledge gained from operating vessels over the years, assembled into a singular, dive expedition cruiser.

Argo is a very intentional blend of work ship and luxury yacht. She was totally redesigned and refitted in 2008, to pamper up to 18 passengers in 9 spacious, well-appointed staterooms. A 40 metre vessel, she offers heavy lift capabilities, stability and ample deck space for any chore imaginable. Extended, multi-task cruises are her speciality.

Twelve well-seasoned crew look after the ship, the projects and the guest’s every need. A comfortable and stylish lounge, dining area and sun deck comprise the social areas. The ambience is completed with original, undersea themed artwork throughout. The well-equipped galley enables the ship's chefs to prepare fresh, international level, four-star cuisin.

Argo is a dream for photographers and cinematographers, with individual gear lockers, private camera/strobe storage bins with 110 & 220 ac power, dual camera rinsing tanks and even a drone takeoff/landing pad. It’s no surprise she has long been the preferred vessel for National Geographic’s Pristine Seas expeditions.

Double & Twin Cabins

The Argo has cabins for 18 guests. The cabins have heads, showers and individual air conditioning controls. There are also drawers, shelves and circular portholes in the cabins.

• Double bed
• Individual air conditioning controls
• Ensuite bathrooms
• Some rooms have televisions

Owners Suite

Double Cabin, with one queen size bed. he room has its own thermostat to control the air-conditioning and is carpeted throughout with large windows.

• Shelves, drawers and hanging hooks
• Desk and chair
• Luxury, private bathroom