Just wondering if the liveaboards are "big enough" that people typically do not have issues, or if I'm just asking for trouble even considering it. Perhaps a prescription would work better, but I won't have many opportunities to test out different medications/methods before next year when we'd like to go. It was much better when I got down about 10 ft (except on the 2 occasions I tried to go down before taking medication, and had to call off my dives because I felt so junky). Like I said, even with medication, I didn't feel great. I'd take medication, of course, but since I've never been on one before, I'm not sure if people who experience issues on those small dive boats typically have the same issues on larger (but still relatively small) liveaboards? My question to others who experience seasickness and who've spent time on liveaboards - do you have issues? We are thinking of a liveaboard for our vacation next year, but I have concerns. I still don't feel fantastic, but was able to complete all my remaining dives. After the 2nd bad experience on a dive boat, I got a few seasickness pills from the cruise ship and it helped tremendously.
But, there it is, I get sick on dive boats. I found out on our Caribbean cruise this past April that I experience seasickness on dive boats, something I never expected since I used to spend a lot of time on boats (on lakes) as a kid and adult, and taken numerous cruises (big & medium-sized, and a riverboat).
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