Middle Deck Double Cabin

Lower Deck Double Cabin

Lower Deck Twin Cabin

Lower Deck Cabin with Two Bunk Beds

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Crossing Ternate – Sorong

This Ternate to Sorong – 12 Days / 11 Nights expedition showcases a spectacular journey across eastern Indonesia, combining remote volcanic islands with the world-renowned reefs of Raja Ampat. Beginning in Ternate, divers explore pristine coral walls, macro-rich sites and fish-filled reefs around Halmahera before continuing east to iconic Raja Ampat highlights such as Piaynemo, Yangeffo and the Dampier Strait. Expect encounters with reef sharks, barracuda, manta rays and vibrant reef life, alongside exceptional macro species. With diverse dive environments, rich biodiversity and up to 35 dives, this itinerary offers an unforgettable exploration of Indonesia’s most captivating underwater regions.

Day 1 - Ternate
• Description: Arrival in Ternate. Guests will be welcomed onboard for check-in, followed by a safety briefing and orientation. After settling in, starting with an afternoon check dive to ensure equipment is set and everyone is comfortable.
• Meals: Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 1 dive (Check dive)

Day 2 - Pulau Hiri / Jailolo
• Description: Dive at Pulau Hiri and Jailolo, known for their pristine coral walls, macro life, and vibrant fish schools. The waters are rich in marine biodiversity, making it an excellent start to the trip.
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 3 day dives

Day 3 - Saleh Besar
• Description: Dive at Saleh Besar, where underwater rock formations and deep walls are covered in soft corals. Expect encounters with barracudas, reef sharks, and colorful reef fish.
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 4 day dives

Day 4 - Saleh Kecil
• Description: A day dedicated to exploring Saleh Kecil’s stunning coral gardens. This area features slopes and drop-offs, offering encounters with nudibranchs, turtles, and schooling pelagics.
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 4 day dives

Day 5 - Ganone / Orang Kaya
• Description: Dive sites around Ganone and Orang Kaya are known for their vibrant coral landscapes and healthy marine life. Expect to see a variety of macro species, including frogfish and pygmy seahorses, along with larger species like tunas and reef sharks.
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 4 day dives

Day 6 - Pulau Pisang
• Description: A relaxed diving day at Pulau Pisang, focusing on exploring its unique underwater topography and colorful coral reefs. This area is great for macro photography and spotting small critters.
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 2 day dives

Day 7 - Piaynemo
• Description: Melissa’s Garden, Kruo Channel, Batu Rufus
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 3 day dives

Day 8 - Yangefo
• Description: Citrus Ridge, Mayhem, Mangrove
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 4 day dives

Day 9 - Arborek
• Description: Arborek, Manta Sandy, Sawandarek.
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 4 day dives

Day 10 - Dampier Strait
• Description: Chicken Reef, Sardine Reef, Mioskon
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 4 day dives

Day 11 - Kri
• Description: Cape Kri, Yenbuba jetty.
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Dives: 2 day dives

Day 12 - Sorong (Disembarkation)
• Description: After breakfast, guests prepare for disembarkation in Sorong. Transfers to the airport or hotels are provided, marking the end of an incredible diving journey from Ternate to Sorong.
• Meals: Breakfast
• Dives: No dive

Total Number of Dives: 35x

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Sorong - Central & North Raja Ampat - Sorong

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.

Day 1
The Sea Safari crew will transfer the guests from the airport or hotel to the ship. After a nice welcome briefing by the Cruise Director, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place. Before embarking, guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.

Day 2-5
The itinerary typically includes 3 to 4 dives per day, with a night dive offered when conditions allow. During crossing days, only 2 dives can be scheduled.

Day 6
The final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives.

Day 7
After breakfast and check-out, preparations for disembarkation begin. The Sea Safari crew bids farewell to the guests and arranges their transfer to the airport. The final dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day, allowing for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying.

Route Description - Crossing Sorong-Ternate

This journey offers an unforgettable adventure through the Maluku region, where divers can explore pristine coral reefs, encounter abundant marine life, and immerse themselves in breathtaking underwater landscapes.

Day 1 – Arrival & Boarding (Sorong)
Upon arrival, a representative will greet you at the airport and escort you to the vessel.
Safety briefing, orientation, and crew introduction
Cabin allocation and dive paperwork
Begin navigation toward your first dive destination—use this time to get familiar with the ship and settle in.

Days 2–11 – Diving Days
Enjoy 3 to 4 dives daily, including night dives when conditions allow.
On days with long crossings, a maximum of 2 dives may be scheduled.
Dive locations vary, offering a mix of reef, muck, and pelagic experiences.

Day 12 – Disembarkation (Ternate)
The final dive will take place on Day 11 to allow for a 24-hour no-fly time before departure.
After breakfast and check-out, guests will be transferred to the airport by the Sea Safari crew.
Fond farewells and lasting memories to take home.

Please note: All routes, dive sites, and schedules are subject to change due to local regulations, weather conditions, and logistical factors. Final decisions will be made by the Captain and Cruise Director to ensure the safety and best experience for all guests.

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x

Route Description - Ternate – South Halmahera – Ternate

Halmahera is the largest of the Moluccas islands, located in Indonesia’s North Maluku Province. Due to its isolated position, diving in Halmahera is infrequent, and many dive sites have yet to be identified, let alone explored. This, paired with Halmahera’s isolation, results in dive sites that are in pristine shape and a joy to visit.

Day 1 - Ternate Island
Check dive at Tidore/Makian island
Meals : Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 - Sali Bay
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3 - Kusu Island
Dive : 3 Day Dives + Night Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Lata Lata Island
Dive : 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 5 - Guraici Island
Dive: 3-4x Dives
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Siko Island
Dive: 2x Dive
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Sorong
Check Out
Meals: Breakfast

Total Number of Dives: 16-18x