Join Smoky Mountain Divers on our next adventure to the British Virgin Islands aboard the All Star Cuan Law!

The dive & sail liveaboard All Star Cuan Law was designed for comfort and stability and is only outdone by its five-star service. The expansive main salon is the social hub of the ship with luxurious real leather easy chairs and sofas, tables and a large bar. Discover coolers with beer, wine and juices around the base of the mast in the salon as well.

In addition to the large sundeck and main salon, enjoy the amenities of the large shaded alfresco deck. During the day you’ll gather here for briefings and preparation for activities. At meal time this aft deck becomes the dining terrace – a smart waterfront restaurant.

• 10 cabins – configure as a queen or two twins

• Private bathrooms in each cabin with standard heads (toilets)and shower

• Outside views in each cabin

• Plenty of cabin storage space with drawers, shelf and closet

• Main salon library with magazines, cards and board games

• Sundeck with lounge pads and hammocks

• Concierge service – dive gear handled by crew with storage on the aft deck for incidentals

With more than 100 dives sites in the BVI, divers have a wide range of choices. Select from the more popular wrecks or consider 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.

While the British Virgin Islands (BVI) offer exceptional wreck diving, visitors have just as many activities to consider topside.

• Waterskiing, kneeboarding or wake boarding

• Snorkeling 

• Fishing

• Kayaking

• Stand up paddelboarding

• Hobie Cat sailing

• Norman Island Caves

Let’s not forget shore excursions. Every island has it’s own unique personality. They are yours to discover.

• Hiking to the highest peak on Salt Cay

• Snorkel the Baths

• Island beaches

• Spa time at a local resort

• Beach bars showcasing local rum

Dining aboard the Cuan Law is truly an experience. The Chef prepares wonderfully creative meals that continuously rate as one of the high points of the trip. Satisfying breakfast and lunch menus fuel you for the activities of the day. A fully appointed bar and hors d’ourves preclude dinner with fine dining and wine service nightly.

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 Duration: Sunday - Saturday (6 nights)

Boarding: Sundays by 12:00pm Disembarking: Saturdays by 10:00am

- Great for divers AND non-divers! -

- Passport Required! -

Number of Dives: Usually 14-16 (2-3 per day); More possible with full charter

Difficulty Level: Suitable for all skill levels!

First Dive: Sunday afternoon/evening (shallow, easy refresher dive)

Last Dive: Friday late morning (so you can fly out after disembarking on Saturday)

After boarding in Road Town, Cuan Law visits shallow wrecks and reefs around Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Norman Island, Salt Island, and more. Shore excursions are another huge part of a Cuan Law trip, so get ready for bar-hopping, hiking, and water toys when you’re not diving.

Dock Location: Road Town, Tortola, BVI

Water Temps: 79-84F / 26-29C

Airports:

EIS (Beef Island-Tortola, BVI) *Recommended*

STT (St. Thomas, USVI)

All Star Cuan Law begins boarding at 12:00pm on Sunday. Your flight needs to arrive in Tortola or St. Thomas on Saturday.

It is impossible to fly in on Sunday in time to board Cuan Law. We recommend flying directly into Tortola to avoid problems during travel.

Our driver will be waiting at the ferry dock/airport to take you to the boarding location. A dinghy is sent from Cuan Law to pick passengers up from shore

Cuan Law is not your typical dive liveaboard. There are daily opportunities for non-diving adventures!

On a standard All Star Cuan Law trip, passengers should expect 2-3 dives per day plus excursions when possible. On full charters, the itinerary is flexible! You can do as many or few excursions as conditions allow.

Possible Adventures (weather/schedule/etc. permitting)

- Bar-hopping from island to island

- Norman Island caves

- Water Toys: SUPs, Kayaks, Water Skiis, Hobie Cats, Knee Boards, Wake Boards

- Spa at a local resort

- Hiking

- Plus many more

Familiarize yourself with our FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• Where should I stay if I arrive early?..........................Visit this page for our hotel suggestions.

• What time do we disembark Cuan Law?...................................................By 10am on Saturday.

• What size tanks are available?.......................80CF (12L) and 100CF (15L), subject to availability.

• Are drinks included?........................Yes! All drinks are included, even those from our full bar.

• Will we sail?.................................................................................Yes, as often as the wind allows!

• Is there Wi-Fi onboard?.....Yes, the vessel is equipped with complimentary satellite Internet.

• How many dives will I get?............2-3 per day is standard. Full charters offer more flexibility.

We highly recommend flying directly into Tortola (EIS). The MIA>EIS direct flight is the simplest and most risk-free way to travel to the BVI. The next best option is a flying to San Juan, Puerto Rico, then booking a separate ticket from San Juan to Tortola.

Some travelers choose to fly into St. Thomas, USVI, then take a ferry over to Tortola. This is perfectly acceptable, but the possibility of a delay in travel is higher. Ferry tickets should be purchased at least a month prior to departure. Check each of these three links to find the best ferry option: (1) Native Son Ferry (2) Smith’s Ferry (3) Road Town Fast Ferry

Transfers are not included. Our driver will be waiting at the airport or ferry dock based on the arrival information provided on your trip application. Fares range from $10-$30/person.

The liveaboard dive business is a service industry, and although the general public is seldom aware of it, gratuities are a major part of a crewmember’s salary. We have found few other recreational activities where the general public relies so heavily on the professionals in charge for their enjoyment and safety.

Besides being at the mercy of Mother Nature, the quality of your experience is based on the people who provide it. The crew is generally multi-talented and does several jobs on board. Besides providing the diving part of the trip, they cook meals, wash dishes, perform engineering duties, and navigate the seas. The boat is your hotel, restaurant, and dive platform! If the service is great, the dive sites are outstanding, the food hot and plentiful…. don’t forget who made it possible…. the crew!!! They make the difference that really counts.

If the service is acceptable, it is not unusual for satisfied customers to tip 15% of the trip value. If you are disappointed with the service in any way, please inform the captain of your feelings so we may rectify the situation immediately. Our mission is to provide you with an enjoyable vacation!