The LiquidAssets.tv crew travels to intriguing Mayaguana, in the extreme southern Bahamas, to film another episode of "Into the Drink," and you're invited. Take a look at a map and you’ll quickly see that Mayaguana is perhaps the most “out” of Bahamas Out Islands. In fact, it’s the least visited of the Bahamas’ nearly 700 islands. It’s also the easternmost island in the nation, 350 miles southeast of Nassau. The island is home to barely 300 inhabitants, and miles and miles of pristine reef.

Mayaguana has some of the most beautiful unspoiled coral reefs in all the Bahamas. Divers often express their amazement at the variety and volume of fish here. Since there are no formal dive operations here, diving the island by live-aboard is the only way of doing it.

The Turks & Caicos Explorer II will be your diving home away from home. The vessel comfortably accommodates 20 passengers in 10 double staterooms, each of which have private bathroom facilities, individually-controlled air conditioning, hanging closet and wardrobe. The air-conditioned main salon on the main deck includes dining tables, TV, VCR, CD/DVD, video library and lounge area. A large sun deck with lounge chairs and buffet area is located aft of the upstairs deckhouse, which contains two additional passenger staterooms, pilothouse, and Captain's cabin. A large, awning-covered flybridge with wet bar, barbecue and seating for 12 to 15 is accessed from the sun deck as well. The dive deck is equipped with a bathroom, individual gear bins, large camera table, recharging station, air and nitrox filling stations, tank racks, freshwater showers, and a separate fresh water rinse for both scuba and underwater camera equipment. There are two large stairways accessing the dive platform, where two in-water ladders hang for easy access to and from the water. The Turks & Caicos Explorer II is also equipped with satellite telephone for outgoing calls worldwide.

The Explorer will depart from and disembark in Providenciales (PLS) in the Turks & Caicos and make the crossing to Mayaguana. Divers will enjoy a week of diving the Bahamas’ most pristine reefs.