Raja Ampat or Komodo - and which boat?

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I think the point was that not wanting a marine head isn't wanting "luxury" instead. I'd suggest that several things listed should be basic requirements like decent food, decent bed for more than a week and somewhere to get out of the heat. My recollection is that Deb's pricing wasn't top dollar but not bottom either. If I want to go on a boat where there's no hot water, I'm eating Top Ramen for every meal and sleeping on a bench, then fine as long as the price reflects that.

Clarification. There wasn't a problem with the food itself, just that it was often cold by the time you self-served. It wasn't a quality issue.
 
Do any liveaboards have single cabins?

Why? You ask, well, it's not that I'm phobic of sharing (I was in the military earlier in life), it's just a small matter of murder if the other guy is a snorer/farter.

I prefer my own, that's all.
 
Do any liveaboards have single cabins? Why? You ask, well, it's not that I'm phobic of sharing (I was in the military earlier in life), it's just a small matter of murder if the other guy is a snorer/farter. I prefer my own, that's all.

You could get lucky and get a single female as a cabin mate. They don't snore or fart. Just ask them ... they'll tell you.
 

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