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I’m going as a single. I don’t think I could deal with seven nights of a stranger snoring. I guess they would let me sleep in the lounge if I had to.
Since this one popped back up...

Have you done a Liveaboard before? I realize that everyone has different sensitivities, but my experience has been that there are so many noises happening at all hours on a boat that snoring is likely the least of your worries. Between generators running, and (hopefully) in-room air-conditioning there's a lot of 'white noise' to cover up random roommate noises.

I've specifically done the smaller, cheaper, shared room on Spoilsport, with a roomie - it's bunk beds so there's already some isolation. The air conditioner was close enough that it's sound was a constant, but not (to me) intrusive presence. Between than and just being freakin' exhausted after 4-5 dives/day sleep was no problem :)
 
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