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Route Description - Raja Ampat

Biodiversity hits the high point!

Raja Ampat, meaning “Four Kings,” lies within the heart of the Coral Triangle. Its four main islands—Misool, Salawati, Batanta, and Waigeo—encompass over 40,000 square kilometers of pristine marine territory. With its untouched reefs and unparalleled biodiversity, this region is widely regarded as one of the finest diving destinations on Earth. Home to countless species found nowhere else, Raja Ampat is often described as nothing short of spectacular—an irresistible paradise for divers and nature lovers alike.

Descending into the crystal-blue depths reveals a vibrant underwater world alive with color and movement. Schools of fusiliers and jacks glide gracefully through the currents, while bumphead parrotfish feed on coral and tiny Denise’s pygmy seahorses hide among gorgonian fans. Frogfish remain perfectly camouflaged as white, black, and grey reef sharks patrol the reefs. Majestic manta rays, elusive wobbegong sharks, and the rare epaulette or “walking” shark add to the breathtaking diversity. Schools of big-eyed trevally and barracudas complete this mesmerizing underwater spectacle.

Aboard the Pindito, no two journeys are ever the same. Each itinerary is carefully planned according to weather, tides, and currents to ensure optimal diving conditions. The crew’s deep local knowledge allows access not only to Raja Ampat’s most renowned dive sites but also to hidden, lesser-known locations that remain untouched and equally awe-inspiring.

Route Description - Raja Ampat

Biodiversity hits the high point!

Raja Ampat, meaning “Four Kings,” lies within the heart of the Coral Triangle. Its four main islands—Misool, Salawati, Batanta, and Waigeo—encompass over 40,000 square kilometers of pristine marine territory. With its untouched reefs and unparalleled biodiversity, this region is widely regarded as one of the finest diving destinations on Earth. Home to countless species found nowhere else, Raja Ampat is often described as nothing short of spectacular—an irresistible paradise for divers and nature lovers alike.

Descending into the crystal-blue depths reveals a vibrant underwater world alive with color and movement. Schools of fusiliers and jacks glide gracefully through the currents, while bumphead parrotfish feed on coral and tiny Denise’s pygmy seahorses hide among gorgonian fans. Frogfish remain perfectly camouflaged as white, black, and grey reef sharks patrol the reefs. Majestic manta rays, elusive wobbegong sharks, and the rare epaulette or “walking” shark add to the breathtaking diversity. Schools of big-eyed trevally and barracudas complete this mesmerizing underwater spectacle.

Aboard the Pindito, no two journeys are ever the same. Each itinerary is carefully planned according to weather, tides, and currents to ensure optimal diving conditions. The crew’s deep local knowledge allows access not only to Raja Ampat’s most renowned dive sites but also to hidden, lesser-known locations that remain untouched and equally awe-inspiring.

Route Description - Raja Ampat

Biodiversity hits the high point!

Raja Ampat, meaning “Four Kings,” lies within the heart of the Coral Triangle. Its four main islands—Misool, Salawati, Batanta, and Waigeo—encompass over 40,000 square kilometers of pristine marine territory. With its untouched reefs and unparalleled biodiversity, this region is widely regarded as one of the finest diving destinations on Earth. Home to countless species found nowhere else, Raja Ampat is often described as nothing short of spectacular—an irresistible paradise for divers and nature lovers alike.

Descending into the crystal-blue depths reveals a vibrant underwater world alive with color and movement. Schools of fusiliers and jacks glide gracefully through the currents, while bumphead parrotfish feed on coral and tiny Denise’s pygmy seahorses hide among gorgonian fans. Frogfish remain perfectly camouflaged as white, black, and grey reef sharks patrol the reefs. Majestic manta rays, elusive wobbegong sharks, and the rare epaulette or “walking” shark add to the breathtaking diversity. Schools of big-eyed trevally and barracudas complete this mesmerizing underwater spectacle.

Aboard the Pindito, no two journeys are ever the same. Each itinerary is carefully planned according to weather, tides, and currents to ensure optimal diving conditions. The crew’s deep local knowledge allows access not only to Raja Ampat’s most renowned dive sites but also to hidden, lesser-known locations that remain untouched and equally awe-inspiring.

Route Description - Raja Ampat

Biodiversity hits the high point!

Raja Ampat, meaning “Four Kings,” lies within the heart of the Coral Triangle. Its four main islands—Misool, Salawati, Batanta, and Waigeo—encompass over 40,000 square kilometers of pristine marine territory. With its untouched reefs and unparalleled biodiversity, this region is widely regarded as one of the finest diving destinations on Earth. Home to countless species found nowhere else, Raja Ampat is often described as nothing short of spectacular—an irresistible paradise for divers and nature lovers alike.

Descending into the crystal-blue depths reveals a vibrant underwater world alive with color and movement. Schools of fusiliers and jacks glide gracefully through the currents, while bumphead parrotfish feed on coral and tiny Denise’s pygmy seahorses hide among gorgonian fans. Frogfish remain perfectly camouflaged as white, black, and grey reef sharks patrol the reefs. Majestic manta rays, elusive wobbegong sharks, and the rare epaulette or “walking” shark add to the breathtaking diversity. Schools of big-eyed trevally and barracudas complete this mesmerizing underwater spectacle.

Aboard the Pindito, no two journeys are ever the same. Each itinerary is carefully planned according to weather, tides, and currents to ensure optimal diving conditions. The crew’s deep local knowledge allows access not only to Raja Ampat’s most renowned dive sites but also to hidden, lesser-known locations that remain untouched and equally awe-inspiring.

Route Description - Halmahera – Malkusea

An adventure all about new discoveries.

This trip takes divers from Sorong in Irian Jaya, through the Molucca Sea past Halmahera to Manado in North Sulawesi. The 650 nautical mile journey offers a range of different land and seascapes. The trip starts with a taste of the beautiful coral reefs of Raja Ampat. On the south coast of Halmahera, divers explore walls and drop-offs with big fish action. The small islands off the west coast of Halmahera are home to great coral reefs. The end of the trip in North Sulawesi features pristine coral reefs, rich fish life, and spectacular critter diving in the famous black sand of the Lembeh Strait. It is a diverse trip with something for everybody.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned based on weather, tides, and currents. From the crew’s expertise and experience, they know the ideal sea conditions for all the best and most famous sites, and when to dive them. They also have access to lesser-known and even secret sites that are equally spectacular and known only to a select few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Biodiversity Cruise

Discover the worlds most exotic shores!

From the volcanic island chain in the Banda Sea to the vast dry grasslands of Flores and the vibrant coral reefs of the legendary Raja Ampat, this cruise is all about unique discoveries. Witnessing both the reef and topside views transform from flat grasslands to towering limestone island formations is one of the many treats this journey has to offer. Known as home to some of the rarest species on Earth that can’t be found anywhere else, this mysterious archipelago offers a truly moving experience for every passionate diver. Whether it’s vibrant coral reefs, colorful seahorses, or imposing mammals such as whales and dolphins, this epic trip guarantees diversity both above and below the water.

Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Raja Ampat

Biodiversity hits the high point!

Raja Ampat, meaning “Four Kings,” lies within the heart of the Coral Triangle. Its four main islands—Misool, Salawati, Batanta, and Waigeo—encompass over 40,000 square kilometers of pristine marine territory. With its untouched reefs and unparalleled biodiversity, this region is widely regarded as one of the finest diving destinations on Earth. Home to countless species found nowhere else, Raja Ampat is often described as nothing short of spectacular—an irresistible paradise for divers and nature lovers alike.

Descending into the crystal-blue depths reveals a vibrant underwater world alive with color and movement. Schools of fusiliers and jacks glide gracefully through the currents, while bumphead parrotfish feed on coral and tiny Denise’s pygmy seahorses hide among gorgonian fans. Frogfish remain perfectly camouflaged as white, black, and grey reef sharks patrol the reefs. Majestic manta rays, elusive wobbegong sharks, and the rare epaulette or “walking” shark add to the breathtaking diversity. Schools of big-eyed trevally and barracudas complete this mesmerizing underwater spectacle.

Aboard the Pindito, no two journeys are ever the same. Each itinerary is carefully planned according to weather, tides, and currents to ensure optimal diving conditions. The crew’s deep local knowledge allows access not only to Raja Ampat’s most renowned dive sites but also to hidden, lesser-known locations that remain untouched and equally awe-inspiring.

Route Description - Raja Ampat

Biodiversity hits the high point!

Raja Ampat, meaning “Four Kings,” lies within the heart of the Coral Triangle. Its four main islands—Misool, Salawati, Batanta, and Waigeo—encompass over 40,000 square kilometers of pristine marine territory. With its untouched reefs and unparalleled biodiversity, this region is widely regarded as one of the finest diving destinations on Earth. Home to countless species found nowhere else, Raja Ampat is often described as nothing short of spectacular—an irresistible paradise for divers and nature lovers alike.

Descending into the crystal-blue depths reveals a vibrant underwater world alive with color and movement. Schools of fusiliers and jacks glide gracefully through the currents, while bumphead parrotfish feed on coral and tiny Denise’s pygmy seahorses hide among gorgonian fans. Frogfish remain perfectly camouflaged as white, black, and grey reef sharks patrol the reefs. Majestic manta rays, elusive wobbegong sharks, and the rare epaulette or “walking” shark add to the breathtaking diversity. Schools of big-eyed trevally and barracudas complete this mesmerizing underwater spectacle.

Aboard the Pindito, no two journeys are ever the same. Each itinerary is carefully planned according to weather, tides, and currents to ensure optimal diving conditions. The crew’s deep local knowledge allows access not only to Raja Ampat’s most renowned dive sites but also to hidden, lesser-known locations that remain untouched and equally awe-inspiring.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - East Flores - Alor

Your adventure hits the high point!

Miraculous and mostly untouched dive sites around Alor are waiting to be discovered. Most of them are hidden in the nutrient-rich Pantar Straits between Alor and Pantar. Over many years, Pindito has uncovered some of the most secret mysteries of marine wonderlands that remain unknown to other liveaboards. Divers can expect to immerse themselves in a diving paradise brimming with vibrant marine life. With a little luck, they might encounter sunfish, hammerhead sharks, humpback whales, or even marlin and sailfish. What about the muck diving? There are many sites here to explore. For those with a critter wish list—this is the place to start ticking them off.

Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Banda Sea - Raja Ampat

Mystic spice island & legendary dive spots!

Roam the vast expanse of the Banda Sea, where the Dutch once took over the Portuguese colony in a bloody fight. Many remnants of the colonies still remain to be discovered. Guests can uncover the mysteries of the intriguing world of marine life and witness views unlike anything they have ever seen before. Situated in the heart of Indonesia, the Banda Sea retains its off-the-beaten-path charm, best explored by liveaboard. The diving here is incredibly diverse and spectacular. As these volcanic islands rise to the surface surrounded by deep-sea waters, the chances of spotting large pelagics are high. That’s what makes this area so thrilling—there’s always something unexpected around the corner.

Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. With their expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret, equally spectacular sites known only to a few.

Route Description - Banda Sea - Raja Ampat

Mystic spice island & legendary dive spots!

Roam the vast expanse of the Banda Sea, where the Dutch once took over the Portuguese colony in a bloody fight. Many remnants of the colonies still remain to be discovered. Guests can uncover the mysteries of the intriguing world of marine life and witness views unlike anything they have ever seen before. Situated in the heart of Indonesia, the Banda Sea retains its off-the-beaten-path charm, best explored by liveaboard. The diving here is incredibly diverse and spectacular. As these volcanic islands rise to the surface surrounded by deep-sea waters, the chances of spotting large pelagics are high. That’s what makes this area so thrilling—there’s always something unexpected around the corner.

Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. With their expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret, equally spectacular sites known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Komodo

Discover the richest marine world on earth.

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offer an unbelievable variety. One day, divers can admire rare critter species in the morning and drift alongside giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks in the afternoon. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens waiting to be explored. More than 1,000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 types of sponges, 17 species of whales and dolphins, and at least two kinds of sea turtles inhabit the waters of Komodo National Park.

The Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - East Flores - Alor

Your adventure hits the high point!

Miraculous and mostly untouched dive sites around Alor are waiting to be discovered. Most of them are hidden in the nutrient-rich Pantar Straits between Alor and Pantar. Over many years, Pindito has uncovered some of the most secret mysteries of marine wonderlands that remain unknown to other liveaboards. Divers can expect to immerse themselves in a diving paradise brimming with vibrant marine life. With a little luck, they might encounter sunfish, hammerhead sharks, humpback whales, or even marlin and sailfish. What about the muck diving? There are many sites here to explore. For those with a critter wish list—this is the place to start ticking them off.

Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Biodiversity Cruise

Discover the worlds most exotic shores!

From the volcanic island chain in the Banda Sea to the vast dry grasslands of Flores and the vibrant coral reefs of the legendary Raja Ampat, this cruise is all about unique discoveries. Witnessing both the reef and topside views transform from flat grasslands to towering limestone island formations is one of the many treats this journey has to offer. Known as home to some of the rarest species on Earth that can’t be found anywhere else, this mysterious archipelago offers a truly moving experience for every passionate diver. Whether it’s vibrant coral reefs, colorful seahorses, or imposing mammals such as whales and dolphins, this epic trip guarantees diversity both above and below the water.

Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. Drawing on extensive expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret locations that are equally spectacular and known only to a few.

Route Description - Banda Sea - Raja Ampat

Mystic spice island & legendary dive spots!

Roam the vast expanse of the Banda Sea, where the Dutch once took over the Portuguese colony in a bloody fight. Many remnants of the colonies still remain to be discovered. Guests can uncover the mysteries of the intriguing world of marine life and witness views unlike anything they have ever seen before. Situated in the heart of Indonesia, the Banda Sea retains its off-the-beaten-path charm, best explored by liveaboard. The diving here is incredibly diverse and spectacular. As these volcanic islands rise to the surface surrounded by deep-sea waters, the chances of spotting large pelagics are high. That’s what makes this area so thrilling—there’s always something unexpected around the corner.

Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. With their expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret, equally spectacular sites known only to a few.

Route Description - Whale-Macro Cruise

You’re in for an unforgettable vacation adventure

This special cruise offers guests a glimpse into the world of the largest mammals on earth. Learn incredible details from a qualified expert on whales and dolphins and watch them with your own eyes! The crew is organized into “observation teams” who also keep a sharp eye on the water surface for blows or other signs of whale activity, as some species can’t be located by acoustics alone. The Whale expert and MV Pindito knows the areas that are preferred by these large marine mammals (including sperm, Bryde’s and orcas or killer whales) and both our long experience and trained eyes do the rest.

On this cruise, it offer approx. 24 dives. Macro enthusiasts will love it: A whale in the morning, a sea horse at noon. And of course you will be diving Raja Ampat’s famous and beautiful reefs.

Route Description - Banda Sea - Raja Ampat

Mystic spice island & legendary dive spots!

Roam the vast expanse of the Banda Sea, where the Dutch once took over the Portuguese colony in a bloody fight. Many remnants of the colonies still remain to be discovered. Guests can uncover the mysteries of the intriguing world of marine life and witness views unlike anything they have ever seen before. Situated in the heart of Indonesia, the Banda Sea retains its off-the-beaten-path charm, best explored by liveaboard. The diving here is incredibly diverse and spectacular. As these volcanic islands rise to the surface surrounded by deep-sea waters, the chances of spotting large pelagics are high. That’s what makes this area so thrilling—there’s always something unexpected around the corner.

Pindito never follows a set itinerary. Trips and water activities are planned according to weather, tides, and currents. With their expertise and experience, the crew knows the ideal sea conditions for the best and most famous sites, as well as the perfect times to dive them. They also visit lesser-known and even secret, equally spectacular sites known only to a few.

Route Description - Raja Ampat

Biodiversity hits the high point!

Raja Ampat, meaning “Four Kings,” lies within the heart of the Coral Triangle. Its four main islands—Misool, Salawati, Batanta, and Waigeo—encompass over 40,000 square kilometers of pristine marine territory. With its untouched reefs and unparalleled biodiversity, this region is widely regarded as one of the finest diving destinations on Earth. Home to countless species found nowhere else, Raja Ampat is often described as nothing short of spectacular—an irresistible paradise for divers and nature lovers alike.

Descending into the crystal-blue depths reveals a vibrant underwater world alive with color and movement. Schools of fusiliers and jacks glide gracefully through the currents, while bumphead parrotfish feed on coral and tiny Denise’s pygmy seahorses hide among gorgonian fans. Frogfish remain perfectly camouflaged as white, black, and grey reef sharks patrol the reefs. Majestic manta rays, elusive wobbegong sharks, and the rare epaulette or “walking” shark add to the breathtaking diversity. Schools of big-eyed trevally and barracudas complete this mesmerizing underwater spectacle.

Aboard the Pindito, no two journeys are ever the same. Each itinerary is carefully planned according to weather, tides, and currents to ensure optimal diving conditions. The crew’s deep local knowledge allows access not only to Raja Ampat’s most renowned dive sites but also to hidden, lesser-known locations that remain untouched and equally awe-inspiring.