“Dive guide took good care of me and ensured that I got out of the wrecks safely.”
Highlights
The 37m Truk Master delivers year-round diving trips to the incredible wrecks of Truk Lagoon. With over 60 wrecks, including supply vessels, planes, trucks, and submarines, all near deep channels and amazing coral reefs, diving the Truk Lagoon is a fantastic experience. The dive deck, located at the back of the middle deck offers each guest of the Truk Master an individual setup station with under-bench storage for personal gear. There is also a central camera station for gear set-up and dedicated rinse tanks. All tanks aboard the Truk Master are 15l steel tanks, but 12L can be ordered in advance if preferred.
Topside, the Truk Master caters to a maximum of 16 guests in 8 cabins, each with individually controlled AC units and en-suite bathrooms. Relaxation areas consist of the indoor lounge & bar with comfortable seating and a plasma screen with an entertainment system, a spacious indoor dining area, and a shaded outdoor seating area with a sundeck. There is also a dedicated indoor camera setup area for photographers/videographers.
Let the experienced and professional crew aboard the Truk Master Liveaboard help you to create a dive trip to remember. Book your space today.
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Included: VAT, Airport Transfer, Hotel Transfer, Drinking Water, Soft drinks, Tea & Coffee, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, Deck Towels.
Required Extras: National Park Fees (195-250 USD).
Optional Extras: Gratuities, Local Flights, Alcoholic Beverages, Nitrox (25 USD per day), Rental Gear (25 USD per day), Laundry / Pressing Services (1 USD per item), WiFi internet (70-175 USD).
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Truk Master Reviews
- 7.9 Good
- Vessel 8.6
- Crew 6.9
- Food 8.0
- Diving 8.3
- Value 7.7
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- 8.0 Very good
- Anthony D
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Belgium
Pacific War Wrecks, stress-free
stress-free diving, good information
- Recommended for
- tenders, guides, athmosphere
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- 9.2 Superb
- Tammy L
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Singapore
Clean, comfortable, spacious cabin 6
Heian wreck, kinokuniya wreck (I forgot the actual name), eagle rays, sharks. The crew (Elaine) prepared warm drinking water for me before each dive although did not ask for it. She observed that I did not drink the standard cold water and that I would drink warm water in the dining room. Dive guide took good care of me and ensured that I got out of the wrecks safely.
- Recommended for
- Knowledgeable and friendly cruise director, cabin, celebrating century dives
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- 10 Exceptional
- Mark L
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United States
Overall very good experience
Wrecks top notch, friendly crews
- Recommended for
- Dive Guides, cabin comfort,
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- 8.0 Very good
- Michael J
- United States
very satisfying trip
San Francisco maru, Rio de Janeiro engine room
- Recommended for
- dive operations, clean boat, friendly crew
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Vincent L
- United States
A Diver's Only WWI Museum
Only did the 7 day Truk Lagoon itinerary but still was able to truly appreciate the wreck diving. Each of these wrecks is essentially a divers-only museum of ships and their cargo leftover from WWII. You can find some pretty amazing artifacts from live torpedos, machine gun bullets, zero fighter parts, tanks, ship telegraphs, and medical kits scattered throughout these wrecks. You can also explore the engine rooms of many of these wrecks which itself is a unique aspect of diving here. The crew on board the Truk Master is quite friendly. The dive guides in particular are incredibly experienced and well-trained. I don't think I've ever had as many very experienced dive guides on a liveaboard before. These guides know all of the wrecks inside and out which is pretty important when you're doing wreck penetration. The food could have been better but let's be real, food isn't the most important part of the liveaboard. The boat is a good size so you can avoid people when you want and find people in the common spaces when you do want to hang out.
- Recommended for
- Wreck Diving, Wreck Diving, Wreck Diving
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- 6.8 Review score
- Otmar B
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Germany
Nice dive site, boat could be better
The dives were carried out professionally, our dive guide was very diligent and absolutely competent and eager to do so. Too few guides on board and the food was rather unimaginative and trails.
- Recommended for
- Wracktauchen, Dive-Guide, Deep-Dive
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- 3.6 Review score
- Naim U
- United States
Great diving, good boat with lack of service
This was a bucket list destination for me as it is for most divers. I was happy with the quality of diving despite the constant rain. I was disappointed to see the boat had only one dive guide for 16 divers and a cruise director, who was trying to wear many hats and liked to say "No". The food was substandard with basically the same things being served and they had no diet drink available. Every drink was loaded with sugar. Unless the company pays serious attention to the service component of the business they are in, I don't see this boat operating too long. I am grateful for the experience and hope to return back to Truk Lagoon but definitely not on Truk Master.
- Recommended for
- The WW2 Wrecks, good captain, good boat
