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Route Description - Komodo

8 Days 7 Nights

Wildlife & Landscape
Komodo and Rinca Islands are among the only places in the world where Komodo dragons can still be seen in the wild. These small, rugged islands with their scorched terrain and sandy beaches are part of the Komodo National Park. Visitors may catch a glimpse of the dragons patrolling the beach or observing from rocky hillsides.

Marine Life
The underwater world around Komodo is just as remarkable. Divers may encounter rare and unusual creatures such as the hobbit worm, rhynopia, ladybug shrimp, and skeleton shrimp. In addition to its exceptional macro life, the area is rich in coral and fish, with frequent sightings of pelagic species like manta rays and sharks.

Diving Conditions
Due to its location between the Indian Ocean and the Flores Sea, Komodo experiences strong currents, making for adventurous and rewarding diving. Water temperatures range from 19–28°C, with cooler temperatures in the south around Komodo and Rinca Islands (21–24°C). A 5mm wetsuit, along with a hood and booties, is strongly recommended.

Dive Sites
There are more than 40 renowned dive sites in the region, including Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, Karang Makassar (famous for manta sightings), The Cauldron, The Shotgun, and Cannibal Rock.

Travel & Climate
The nearest airport is Labuan Bajo, accessible via domestic flights from Bali. Komodo enjoys a relatively dry climate compared to much of Indonesia, with a wet season from November to April and a dry season from May to September. Air temperatures typically range from 27–32°C, and the time zone is GMT +8.

Route Description - Komodo

8 Days 7 Nights

Wildlife & Landscape
Komodo and Rinca Islands are among the only places in the world where Komodo dragons can still be seen in the wild. These small, rugged islands with their scorched terrain and sandy beaches are part of the Komodo National Park. Visitors may catch a glimpse of the dragons patrolling the beach or observing from rocky hillsides.

Marine Life
The underwater world around Komodo is just as remarkable. Divers may encounter rare and unusual creatures such as the hobbit worm, rhynopia, ladybug shrimp, and skeleton shrimp. In addition to its exceptional macro life, the area is rich in coral and fish, with frequent sightings of pelagic species like manta rays and sharks.

Diving Conditions
Due to its location between the Indian Ocean and the Flores Sea, Komodo experiences strong currents, making for adventurous and rewarding diving. Water temperatures range from 19–28°C, with cooler temperatures in the south around Komodo and Rinca Islands (21–24°C). A 5mm wetsuit, along with a hood and booties, is strongly recommended.

Dive Sites
There are more than 40 renowned dive sites in the region, including Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, Karang Makassar (famous for manta sightings), The Cauldron, The Shotgun, and Cannibal Rock.

Travel & Climate
The nearest airport is Labuan Bajo, accessible via domestic flights from Bali. Komodo enjoys a relatively dry climate compared to much of Indonesia, with a wet season from November to April and a dry season from May to September. Air temperatures typically range from 27–32°C, and the time zone is GMT +8.

Route Description - Komodo - Sumbawa- Bima

11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1 – Labuan Bajo & Sebayur Island
Guests are welcomed at Labuan Bajo Airport and transferred to the Tiaré. After lunch, the cruise begins with a sail to Sebayur Island, where diving and snorkeling introduce guests to vibrant corals and marine life, followed by sunset cocktails on the beach.

Day 2 – Komodo Island & Flores Channel
The day begins with a guided walk to see Komodo Dragons in their natural habitat. Later, guests snorkel with manta rays at Karang Makassar and enjoy a night dive at Wainilu, rich with rare critters.

Day 3 – Batu Bolong & Padar Island
Guests dive at Batu Bolong, a world-renowned dive site, then continue to Padar Island for more diving. The day ends with a hike to the viewpoint and a visit to the island’s iconic pink beach.

Day 4 – Gili Lawa & Batu Monco
Diving highlights include Crystal and Castle Rock, known for strong currents and abundant marine life including sharks and rays. The day ends with a night dive at Batu Monco, featuring elusive nocturnal species.

Day 5 – Gili Banta & Sape Bay
Guests enjoy water sports and relaxed diving in this sheltered bay, with possibilities of encountering manta rays. A beach barbecue caps off the evening.

Day 6 – Satonda Island
Dives reveal unique critters like frogfish and pygmy seahorses. In the afternoon, guests hike to Satonda Lake and witness thousands of bats at sunset. The boat sails overnight to Saleh Bay.

Day 7 – Saleh Bay
This day is focused on snorkeling or diving with whale sharks, drawn to the area by local fishermen feeding them shrimp. The bay offers reliable sightings year-round.

Day 8 – Moyo Island
Diving at Angel Reef reveals a rich tapestry of coral and reef fish. Guests also visit the scenic Mata Jitu Waterfall before setting sail for Sangeang.

Day 9 – Mt. Sangeang Island
Guests dive volcanic sites with black sand and geothermal activity, home to mimic octopus and other rare species. There’s also a chance to visit a local village known for traditional boat-building.

Day 10 – Bima Bay
The final dive is in Bima Strait, ideal for macro photography with seahorses, octopi, and ghost pipefish. The Tiaré then sails to Bima for the final evening.

Day 11 – Disembarkation in Bima
After breakfast and a group photo, guests disembark in Bima and are transferred to the airport or local accommodations.

Route Description - Alor

11 Days 10 Nights

Alor, nestled in the remote eastern reaches of Indonesia's Lesser Sunda Islands, is a hidden gem for divers seeking both rich biodiversity and adventure. This region offers an extraordinary variety of dive sites, ranging from vibrant coral reefs and dramatic underwater topography to world-renowned muck diving spots.

With excellent visibility ranging from 20 to 40 meters, and water temperatures typically between 25–29°C (sometimes dipping to 22°C due to thermoclines), Alor’s dive sites cater to both beginner and experienced divers. The best time to explore these underwater treasures is between April and November, when conditions are calmest. For those seeking pristine reefs, rare marine encounters, and a true sense of adventure far from the crowds, Alor offers an unforgettable diving experience.

Route Description - Komodo

8 Days 7 Nights

Wildlife & Landscape
Komodo and Rinca Islands are among the only places in the world where Komodo dragons can still be seen in the wild. These small, rugged islands with their scorched terrain and sandy beaches are part of the Komodo National Park. Visitors may catch a glimpse of the dragons patrolling the beach or observing from rocky hillsides.

Marine Life
The underwater world around Komodo is just as remarkable. Divers may encounter rare and unusual creatures such as the hobbit worm, rhynopia, ladybug shrimp, and skeleton shrimp. In addition to its exceptional macro life, the area is rich in coral and fish, with frequent sightings of pelagic species like manta rays and sharks.

Diving Conditions
Due to its location between the Indian Ocean and the Flores Sea, Komodo experiences strong currents, making for adventurous and rewarding diving. Water temperatures range from 19–28°C, with cooler temperatures in the south around Komodo and Rinca Islands (21–24°C). A 5mm wetsuit, along with a hood and booties, is strongly recommended.

Dive Sites
There are more than 40 renowned dive sites in the region, including Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, Karang Makassar (famous for manta sightings), The Cauldron, The Shotgun, and Cannibal Rock.

Travel & Climate
The nearest airport is Labuan Bajo, accessible via domestic flights from Bali. Komodo enjoys a relatively dry climate compared to much of Indonesia, with a wet season from November to April and a dry season from May to September. Air temperatures typically range from 27–32°C, and the time zone is GMT +8.

Route Description - Misool - Banda Sea

13 Days 12 Nights

Guests will embark on an unforgettable liveaboard adventure from Sorong to Ambon, exploring the pristine reefs of Misool and the stunning underwater landscapes of the Banda Sea. This journey takes them through some of the planet’s richest marine biodiversity hotspots, offering vibrant coral gardens, dramatic walls, and thrilling pelagic encounters. With each dive, guests will discover unique marine life and breathtaking underwater scenery, making this route a diver’s dream.

The itinerary is crafted to maximize diving opportunities while ensuring a seamless and relaxing experience on board. The exact dive sites visited will depend on weather and sea conditions, prioritizing safety and the best possible underwater experiences.

Day 1
Upon arrival in Sorong, guests are welcomed aboard the vessel and begin settling into their cabins. A welcome briefing, safety orientation, and equipment preparation set the stage for the journey ahead. The rest of the day is spent relaxing and preparing for the adventure. In the evening, the vessel sets course for Misool.

Days 2 to 11
The diving expedition begins in the vibrant waters of Misool, where pristine coral gardens and rich biodiversity await. As the cruise continues into the Banda Sea, guests explore an array of spectacular dive sites featuring dramatic drop-offs, seamounts, and pinnacles. Encounters with reef sharks, schools of pelagic fish, and an abundance of macro life are common. Walls covered in sea fans and sponges offer thrilling drift dives, while historic sites provide a deeper connection to the region’s past. Each day features up to three dives, with optional night dives adding even more variety. Between dives, there are opportunities to snorkel or enjoy scenic boat rides around the region’s remote, unspoiled islands.

Day 12
Weather permitting, the morning is reserved for final dives at some of the Banda Sea’s most iconic locations. In the afternoon, the vessel begins its approach toward Ambon. Guests can unwind on deck, take in the scenery, and reflect on the highlights of the journey.

Day 13
Following a final breakfast, guests disembark in Ambon. Transfers to the airport or nearby accommodations are arranged. As the last dive takes place on the previous day, a 24-hour surface interval is recommended before flying.

Route Description - Misool - Banda Sea

13 Days 12 Nights

Guests will embark on an unforgettable liveaboard adventure from Sorong to Ambon, exploring the pristine reefs of Misool and the stunning underwater landscapes of the Banda Sea. This journey takes them through some of the planet’s richest marine biodiversity hotspots, offering vibrant coral gardens, dramatic walls, and thrilling pelagic encounters. With each dive, guests will discover unique marine life and breathtaking underwater scenery, making this route a diver’s dream.

The itinerary is crafted to maximize diving opportunities while ensuring a seamless and relaxing experience on board. The exact dive sites visited will depend on weather and sea conditions, prioritizing safety and the best possible underwater experiences.

Day 1
Upon arrival in Sorong, guests are welcomed aboard the vessel and begin settling into their cabins. A welcome briefing, safety orientation, and equipment preparation set the stage for the journey ahead. The rest of the day is spent relaxing and preparing for the adventure. In the evening, the vessel sets course for Misool.

Days 2 to 11
The diving expedition begins in the vibrant waters of Misool, where pristine coral gardens and rich biodiversity await. As the cruise continues into the Banda Sea, guests explore an array of spectacular dive sites featuring dramatic drop-offs, seamounts, and pinnacles. Encounters with reef sharks, schools of pelagic fish, and an abundance of macro life are common. Walls covered in sea fans and sponges offer thrilling drift dives, while historic sites provide a deeper connection to the region’s past. Each day features up to three dives, with optional night dives adding even more variety. Between dives, there are opportunities to snorkel or enjoy scenic boat rides around the region’s remote, unspoiled islands.

Day 12
Weather permitting, the morning is reserved for final dives at some of the Banda Sea’s most iconic locations. In the afternoon, the vessel begins its approach toward Ambon. Guests can unwind on deck, take in the scenery, and reflect on the highlights of the journey.

Day 13
Following a final breakfast, guests disembark in Ambon. Transfers to the airport or nearby accommodations are arranged. As the last dive takes place on the previous day, a 24-hour surface interval is recommended before flying.

Route Description - Central & Southern Raja Ampat

Available for :
12 Days 11 Nights
11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1
Embarkation in Sorong is followed by a 5–6 hour crossing to Waisai. If departure is in the morning, guests can enjoy a beach sunset or snorkeling at Saonek Monde before anchoring overnight at Saonek.

Day 2
An early sail takes the vessel to Mayalibit Bay for an excursion to the stunning Kali Biru (Blue River). After lunch, the boat continues to the Dampier Strait for a dive at Mioskoon, with an optional night dive at Oh Yes!, before anchoring at Sapokren.

Day 3
The day begins with an early Bird of Paradise excursion, followed by dives at Blue Magic, Cape Kri, and Sawandarek Jetty. Weather permitting, the boat overnights at Arborek.

Day 4
Diving continues with Manta Ridge, Arborek Jetty, and Manta Sandy. Guests also visit Arborek village, with an optional fourth dive back at the jetty.

Day 5
Three dives are planned at My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, and Batu Rufus in Piaynemo. Guests may also trek to the viewpoint and explore the lagoon before crossing to Batanta.

Day 6
Guests explore Batanta’s mangroves and waterfall before diving at Manta Wei and visiting a sandbank at Tapok Island. The boat then crosses overnight to Misool.

Day 7
Activities in Tomolol include snorkeling at Jellyfish Lake Lenmakana, exploring Keramat Cave, trekking to Harfat Viewpoint, and lagoon exploration.

Day 8
Dives are scheduled at Four Kings and Gorgonian Passage in Wayil Batan. Guests also trek to Love Lagoon and enjoy a beach BBQ at Kalig Island.

Day 9
Diving continues with Karang Bayangan, Boow Window’s, and Yilet Kecil. The day ends with snorkeling alongside baby sharks at the Ranger Station.

Day 10
The final dives take place at Nudi Rock and Puri Pinnacle in Fiabacet, before a 12-hour overnight crossing to Sorong.

Day 11
After breakfast and farewell photos with the crew, guests disembark in Sorong and are transferred to the airport or a local hotel.

Route Description - Central & Southern Raja Ampat

Available for :
12 Days 11 Nights
11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1
Embarkation in Sorong is followed by a 5–6 hour crossing to Waisai. If departure is in the morning, guests can enjoy a beach sunset or snorkeling at Saonek Monde before anchoring overnight at Saonek.

Day 2
An early sail takes the vessel to Mayalibit Bay for an excursion to the stunning Kali Biru (Blue River). After lunch, the boat continues to the Dampier Strait for a dive at Mioskoon, with an optional night dive at Oh Yes!, before anchoring at Sapokren.

Day 3
The day begins with an early Bird of Paradise excursion, followed by dives at Blue Magic, Cape Kri, and Sawandarek Jetty. Weather permitting, the boat overnights at Arborek.

Day 4
Diving continues with Manta Ridge, Arborek Jetty, and Manta Sandy. Guests also visit Arborek village, with an optional fourth dive back at the jetty.

Day 5
Three dives are planned at My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, and Batu Rufus in Piaynemo. Guests may also trek to the viewpoint and explore the lagoon before crossing to Batanta.

Day 6
Guests explore Batanta’s mangroves and waterfall before diving at Manta Wei and visiting a sandbank at Tapok Island. The boat then crosses overnight to Misool.

Day 7
Activities in Tomolol include snorkeling at Jellyfish Lake Lenmakana, exploring Keramat Cave, trekking to Harfat Viewpoint, and lagoon exploration.

Day 8
Dives are scheduled at Four Kings and Gorgonian Passage in Wayil Batan. Guests also trek to Love Lagoon and enjoy a beach BBQ at Kalig Island.

Day 9
Diving continues with Karang Bayangan, Boow Window’s, and Yilet Kecil. The day ends with snorkeling alongside baby sharks at the Ranger Station.

Day 10
The final dives take place at Nudi Rock and Puri Pinnacle in Fiabacet, before a 12-hour overnight crossing to Sorong.

Day 11
After breakfast and farewell photos with the crew, guests disembark in Sorong and are transferred to the airport or a local hotel.

Route Description - Central & Southern Raja Ampat

Available for :
12 Days 11 Nights
11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1
Embarkation in Sorong is followed by a 5–6 hour crossing to Waisai. If departure is in the morning, guests can enjoy a beach sunset or snorkeling at Saonek Monde before anchoring overnight at Saonek.

Day 2
An early sail takes the vessel to Mayalibit Bay for an excursion to the stunning Kali Biru (Blue River). After lunch, the boat continues to the Dampier Strait for a dive at Mioskoon, with an optional night dive at Oh Yes!, before anchoring at Sapokren.

Day 3
The day begins with an early Bird of Paradise excursion, followed by dives at Blue Magic, Cape Kri, and Sawandarek Jetty. Weather permitting, the boat overnights at Arborek.

Day 4
Diving continues with Manta Ridge, Arborek Jetty, and Manta Sandy. Guests also visit Arborek village, with an optional fourth dive back at the jetty.

Day 5
Three dives are planned at My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, and Batu Rufus in Piaynemo. Guests may also trek to the viewpoint and explore the lagoon before crossing to Batanta.

Day 6
Guests explore Batanta’s mangroves and waterfall before diving at Manta Wei and visiting a sandbank at Tapok Island. The boat then crosses overnight to Misool.

Day 7
Activities in Tomolol include snorkeling at Jellyfish Lake Lenmakana, exploring Keramat Cave, trekking to Harfat Viewpoint, and lagoon exploration.

Day 8
Dives are scheduled at Four Kings and Gorgonian Passage in Wayil Batan. Guests also trek to Love Lagoon and enjoy a beach BBQ at Kalig Island.

Day 9
Diving continues with Karang Bayangan, Boow Window’s, and Yilet Kecil. The day ends with snorkeling alongside baby sharks at the Ranger Station.

Day 10
The final dives take place at Nudi Rock and Puri Pinnacle in Fiabacet, before a 12-hour overnight crossing to Sorong.

Day 11
After breakfast and farewell photos with the crew, guests disembark in Sorong and are transferred to the airport or a local hotel.

Route Description - Misool - Banda Sea

13 Days 12 Nights

Guests will embark on an unforgettable liveaboard adventure from Sorong to Ambon, exploring the pristine reefs of Misool and the stunning underwater landscapes of the Banda Sea. This journey takes them through some of the planet’s richest marine biodiversity hotspots, offering vibrant coral gardens, dramatic walls, and thrilling pelagic encounters. With each dive, guests will discover unique marine life and breathtaking underwater scenery, making this route a diver’s dream.

The itinerary is crafted to maximize diving opportunities while ensuring a seamless and relaxing experience on board. The exact dive sites visited will depend on weather and sea conditions, prioritizing safety and the best possible underwater experiences.

Day 1
Upon arrival in Sorong, guests are welcomed aboard the vessel and begin settling into their cabins. A welcome briefing, safety orientation, and equipment preparation set the stage for the journey ahead. The rest of the day is spent relaxing and preparing for the adventure. In the evening, the vessel sets course for Misool.

Days 2 to 11
The diving expedition begins in the vibrant waters of Misool, where pristine coral gardens and rich biodiversity await. As the cruise continues into the Banda Sea, guests explore an array of spectacular dive sites featuring dramatic drop-offs, seamounts, and pinnacles. Encounters with reef sharks, schools of pelagic fish, and an abundance of macro life are common. Walls covered in sea fans and sponges offer thrilling drift dives, while historic sites provide a deeper connection to the region’s past. Each day features up to three dives, with optional night dives adding even more variety. Between dives, there are opportunities to snorkel or enjoy scenic boat rides around the region’s remote, unspoiled islands.

Day 12
Weather permitting, the morning is reserved for final dives at some of the Banda Sea’s most iconic locations. In the afternoon, the vessel begins its approach toward Ambon. Guests can unwind on deck, take in the scenery, and reflect on the highlights of the journey.

Day 13
Following a final breakfast, guests disembark in Ambon. Transfers to the airport or nearby accommodations are arranged. As the last dive takes place on the previous day, a 24-hour surface interval is recommended before flying.

Route Description - Misool - Banda Sea

13 Days 12 Nights

Guests will embark on an unforgettable liveaboard adventure from Sorong to Ambon, exploring the pristine reefs of Misool and the stunning underwater landscapes of the Banda Sea. This journey takes them through some of the planet’s richest marine biodiversity hotspots, offering vibrant coral gardens, dramatic walls, and thrilling pelagic encounters. With each dive, guests will discover unique marine life and breathtaking underwater scenery, making this route a diver’s dream.

The itinerary is crafted to maximize diving opportunities while ensuring a seamless and relaxing experience on board. The exact dive sites visited will depend on weather and sea conditions, prioritizing safety and the best possible underwater experiences.

Day 1
Upon arrival in Sorong, guests are welcomed aboard the vessel and begin settling into their cabins. A welcome briefing, safety orientation, and equipment preparation set the stage for the journey ahead. The rest of the day is spent relaxing and preparing for the adventure. In the evening, the vessel sets course for Misool.

Days 2 to 11
The diving expedition begins in the vibrant waters of Misool, where pristine coral gardens and rich biodiversity await. As the cruise continues into the Banda Sea, guests explore an array of spectacular dive sites featuring dramatic drop-offs, seamounts, and pinnacles. Encounters with reef sharks, schools of pelagic fish, and an abundance of macro life are common. Walls covered in sea fans and sponges offer thrilling drift dives, while historic sites provide a deeper connection to the region’s past. Each day features up to three dives, with optional night dives adding even more variety. Between dives, there are opportunities to snorkel or enjoy scenic boat rides around the region’s remote, unspoiled islands.

Day 12
Weather permitting, the morning is reserved for final dives at some of the Banda Sea’s most iconic locations. In the afternoon, the vessel begins its approach toward Ambon. Guests can unwind on deck, take in the scenery, and reflect on the highlights of the journey.

Day 13
Following a final breakfast, guests disembark in Ambon. Transfers to the airport or nearby accommodations are arranged. As the last dive takes place on the previous day, a 24-hour surface interval is recommended before flying.

Route Description - Ring of Fire - Banda Sea - Alor - Maumere

14 Days 13 Nights

Banda Sea
The Banda Sea is renowned for its diverse marine life and pristine reefs, offering some of the best diving experiences in Indonesia. Located in the heart of the Coral Triangle, it’s home to dramatic underwater topography, including deep drop-offs, volcanic pinnacles, and nutrient-rich currents.

Alor
The Alor Archipelago is part of Indonesia’s famous "Coral Triangle," and it offers some of the most remote and untouched dive sites in the country. This region is known for its vibrant coral gardens, walls, and thermoclines that attract a wide variety of marine life.

Maumere
Located on the island of Flores, Maumere is a quieter, less-visited destination, making it an ideal spot for divers looking to explore untouched underwater worlds. Maumere offers a wide range of dive experiences, from shallow reefs to deep drop-offs.

The combination of volcanic underwater terrain, nutrient-rich waters, and the region's location within the Coral Triangle makes the Ring of Fire - Banda Sea - Alor - Maumere route an unforgettable dive journey. Divers can expect to encounter both large pelagic species and microscopic wonders, making it a must-visit destination for both seasoned and novice divers alike.

Day 1
Guests board the elegant Tiaré in Ambon, their home for the next 13 nights. Boarding begins in the late morning, with departure scheduled around 12:00 PM as the vessel sets course for an unforgettable diving adventure.

Days 2–13
Each day offers the opportunity for up to three to four dives, including night dives when conditions allow. On days involving longer crossings, the schedule adjusts to accommodate two dives per day. The journey takes divers through some of Indonesia’s most spectacular underwater landscapes.

Day 14
After a final breakfast onboard and heartfelt farewells with the crew, guests disembark in Maumere, bringing the expedition to a close.

Route Description - East Flores & Komodo

11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1
Maumere & Kawula Island
Guests board Tiaré in Maumere and prepare for 1–2 check dives. Muck diving begins at Gosong Boni and Tanjung Gedong, home to blue-ringed octopus, pygmy seahorses, and reef sharks. Alternatively, Pulau Babi offers wall dives shaped by a 1992 earthquake.

Day 2
Palu’e Island
Diving continues at Palu’e Island, a remote volcanic island. Highlights include “The Wall in the Falls,” a dramatic drop-off with black coral bushes, reef octopus, and vibrant coral gardens in the shallows.

Day 3
Komodo Channel & Sebayur
Exploring Tatawa Besar, Sebayur, and Sabolon Islands, guests drift past orange coral walls and reef life including batfish, leaf scorpionfish, and mantas. Macro lovers can enjoy ghost pipefish and nudibranchs.

Day 4
Komodo & Padar
Dive Komodo’s signature sites like Manta Reef and Batu Bolong. In the afternoon, explore Three Sisters’ ridges and caves, followed by a night dive near Padar Island. Cooler, nutrient-rich waters offer high biodiversity.

Day 5
Nusa Kode & Horseshoe Bay
Guests enjoy 4 dives around Nusa Kode. Highlights include world-renowned Cannibal Rock, colorful Yellow Wall, and a night dive at Torpedo Bay with torpedo rays, bobbit worms, and seahorses.

Day 6
Southern Komodo
Diving at Manta Alley and German Flag offers the best chance to encounter manta rays. Afternoon dives may include Tanjung Lehoksera or Batu Gajah. The day ends with a night dive on a local wreck and possible dragon spotting from the tender.

Day 7
Komodo Island
At Pink Beach and Pulau Hantu, divers explore mini walls and sandy patches with frogfish, scorpionfish, and mandarin fish. A guided walk offers the chance to see Komodo dragons.

Day 8
Central Komodo
Tidal currents dictate dive sites, which may include Takat Makassar, Batu Bolong, or Tatawa Kecil—each rich in soft corals and pelagics.

Day 9
Gili Lawa Laut
The adventure continues at Crystal Rock, Castle Rock, and The Cauldron (Shotgun). These high-energy sites are known for sharks, eagle rays, and large schools of fish. Guests can hike for panoramic island views.

Day 10
Return to Komodo
Guests revisit favorites like Batu Bolong and Tatawa Besar, and enjoy a final night dive at Pulau

Day 11
Disembarkation in Labuan Bajo
After breakfast, guests bid farewell to the crew and disembark in Labuan Bajo.

Route Description - Northern & Southern Komodo

Available for:
8 Days 7 Nights
9 Days 8 Nights
11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation & First Dives
Guests board Tiaré in Labuan Bajo and settle in with a welcome breakfast. The first dive takes place at Sabolan Kecil, followed by a night dive at Sebayur Island’s mini wall, where macro life such as ghost pipefish and leaffish can be spotted.

Days 2–6 – Komodo’s Premier Dive Sites
Up to 3–4 dives are offered daily, weather permitting. The journey includes world-class sites like Crystal Rock, Castle Rock, and The Cauldron around Gili Lawa Laut—famous for healthy corals and encounters with reef sharks, manta rays, and eagle rays. Komodo Island sites like Takat Makassar, Batu Bolong, and Tatawa Kecil offer stunning reefs and pelagic action. Night dives at Sebayur or Padar reveal critters like frogfish, nudibranchs, and octopus. Cooler waters in the south bring exceptional biodiversity, especially near Nusa Kode Island.

Day 7 – Final Dives & Komodo Dragons
Two morning dives are scheduled before visiting Komodo Island to meet its legendary dragons. Guests then return to the boat for an overnight sail back to Labuan Bajo.

Day 8 – Disembarkation
After breakfast, guests bid farewell to the crew and disembark in Labuan Bajo.

Marine Life
Expect to see reef sharks, manta rays, bumphead parrotfish, marble rays, turtles, pygmy seahorses, barracudas, and fascinating critters like Wonderpus, mandarin fish, and nudibranchs throughout the trip.

Route Description - Northern & Southern Komodo

Available for:
8 Days 7 Nights
9 Days 8 Nights
11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation & First Dives
Guests board Tiaré in Labuan Bajo and settle in with a welcome breakfast. The first dive takes place at Sabolan Kecil, followed by a night dive at Sebayur Island’s mini wall, where macro life such as ghost pipefish and leaffish can be spotted.

Days 2–6 – Komodo’s Premier Dive Sites
Up to 3–4 dives are offered daily, weather permitting. The journey includes world-class sites like Crystal Rock, Castle Rock, and The Cauldron around Gili Lawa Laut—famous for healthy corals and encounters with reef sharks, manta rays, and eagle rays. Komodo Island sites like Takat Makassar, Batu Bolong, and Tatawa Kecil offer stunning reefs and pelagic action. Night dives at Sebayur or Padar reveal critters like frogfish, nudibranchs, and octopus. Cooler waters in the south bring exceptional biodiversity, especially near Nusa Kode Island.

Day 7 – Final Dives & Komodo Dragons
Two morning dives are scheduled before visiting Komodo Island to meet its legendary dragons. Guests then return to the boat for an overnight sail back to Labuan Bajo.

Day 8 – Disembarkation
After breakfast, guests bid farewell to the crew and disembark in Labuan Bajo.

Marine Life
Expect to see reef sharks, manta rays, bumphead parrotfish, marble rays, turtles, pygmy seahorses, barracudas, and fascinating critters like Wonderpus, mandarin fish, and nudibranchs throughout the trip.

Route Description - Bima - Sumabawa - Komodo

11 Days 10 Nights

Komodo
Komodo offers world-class diving with thrilling drift sites like Batu Bolong and Castle Rock, home to vibrant corals, reef sharks, and manta rays. Guests also explore pink beaches and encounter the famous Komodo dragons on land.

Sumbawa
Sumbawa delivers a mix of macro and scenic diving. At Satonda Island, critter-filled reefs await, followed by a trek to a volcanic lake and a sunset bat spectacle. In Saleh Bay, guests have the rare chance to swim with whale sharks year-round.

Bima
Bima is a muck diving haven, where black sand slopes reveal blue-ringed octopus, seahorses, and other rare macro life—perfect for underwater photography and a memorable end to the cruise.

Day 1
Guests board the elegant Tiaré in Bima, settling in aboard their home for the next 10 nights, with departure scheduled around midday.
Days 2–10
Each day includes up to four dives, including night dives when conditions permit. On days involving longer crossings, two dives are typically offered.

Day 11
After a final breakfast and warm farewells with the crew, guests disembark in Labuan Bajo, concluding their unforgettable journey.

Route Description - Komodo - Alor

11 Days 10 Nights

Alor
Alor is one of Indonesia’s most remote and pristine diving destinations, offering spectacular underwater biodiversity and crystal-clear waters. Known for its strong currents and untouched coral reefs, Alor is ideal for experienced divers looking for adventure and unique marine life.

Komodo
Komodo is one of Indonesia’s most legendary dive regions, part of the Coral Triangle, and known for its incredible marine biodiversity, strong currents, and dramatic underwater landscapes.

Day 1
Guests board the elegant Tiaré in Labuan Bajo around noon, settling into their home for the next 10 nights as the cruise prepares to depart.

Days 2–10
Each day offers the opportunity for 3–4 dives, including night dives when conditions permit. On days when the vessel is crossing longer distances, the schedule allows for up to 2 dives.

Day 11
After a final breakfast and heartfelt farewells with the crew, guests disembark in Maumere to continue their onward journey.

Route Description - Alor

11 Days 10 Nights

Alor, nestled in the remote eastern reaches of Indonesia's Lesser Sunda Islands, is a hidden gem for divers seeking both rich biodiversity and adventure. This region offers an extraordinary variety of dive sites, ranging from vibrant coral reefs and dramatic underwater topography to world-renowned muck diving spots.

With excellent visibility ranging from 20 to 40 meters, and water temperatures typically between 25–29°C (sometimes dipping to 22°C due to thermoclines), Alor’s dive sites cater to both beginner and experienced divers. The best time to explore these underwater treasures is between April and November, when conditions are calmest. For those seeking pristine reefs, rare marine encounters, and a true sense of adventure far from the crowds, Alor offers an unforgettable diving experience.

Route Description - Ring Of Fire -Alor - Forgotten Island - Banda Sea

14 Days 13 Nights.

The Forgotten Islands, located within Maluku Tenggara, form a remote chain of archipelagos stretching over 1,000 kilometers from East Timor to Western Papua. Isolated, largely undeveloped, and far from population centers, these islands remain untouched by mainstream tourism. For those seeking solitude and adventure away from the typical liveaboard routes, this journey offers a rare sense of discovery—like sailing an ancient trade route where one could imagine being the only person for miles.

This expedition explores both uncharted reefs and areas known for sightings of schooling hammerhead sharks. One of the highlights includes witnessing an active volcano, where guests can linger until sunset to watch molten lava stream down the slopes and into the sea—a dramatic and unforgettable experience.

Route Description - Ambon, Banda Islands & Raja Ampat

12 Days 11 Nights

Day 1
Guests are welcomed aboard Tiaré and settled into their cabins before conducting a check dive at Laha, a well-known muck diving site in Ambon renowned for its rich macro life.

Day 2
The day began with a dive at Pintu Kota, followed by Hukurila and then Batu Lompa—each offering vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. After the final dive, the vessel began a 13-hour overnight crossing to Suanggi.

Day 3
The morning featured two dives at Suanggi, known for its clear waters and abundant pelagics, followed by a third dive at Batu Kapal. Guests later explored the historic Banda Neira island and ended the day with a mandarin fish dusk dive before anchoring overnight.

Day 4
Diving resumed with a morning descent at Pohon Miring, then continued along the vertical walls of Hatta Wall and the coral-rich slopes of Karang Hatta. Tiaré then began another overnight crossing, this time toward Koon, lasting approximately 11 hours.

Day 5
The entire day was dedicated to diving at Koon, famous for its incredible biodiversity and fish life. After a full day underwater, the boat set off on an 11-hour journey to Pulau Pisang.

Day 6
The morning began with dives at Tanjung Lampu, the Channel, and a local Pinnacle site, all offering a range of reef topography and marine encounters. That evening, the vessel continued its course, crossing 10 hours toward Misool.

Day 7
Guests explored the famed southern Raja Ampat dive sites, including Karang Bayangan, Boo Window, and Tank Rock. The day concluded with a night dive at Barracuda Rock, followed by an overnight stay at Wayil Batan.

Day 8
The group dove at Four Kings, Nudi Rock, and Farondi Cave—each site providing dramatic underwater landscapes and macro treasures. After a surface excursion to Farondi’s lagoon and cave, Tiaré set off for a 12-hour crossing to Piaynemo.

Day 9
Diving resumed with My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, and the Channel, showcasing lush coral gardens and bustling reef activity. Guests then trekked to the iconic Piaynemo viewpoint and enjoyed a night dive at Gam Slope.

Day 10
The day began at Mayhem, followed by Manta Ridge and Arborek, where manta rays and vibrant marine life dazzled divers. Guests visited Arborek Village in the afternoon and wrapped up the day with a night dive nearby before anchoring overnight at Yenbuba.

Day 11
The final diving day included Cape Kri and Blue Magic—two of Raja Ampat’s most celebrated sites known for their incredible fish biomass and coral health.

Day 12
After a final breakfast aboard, guests bid farewell to the Tiaré crew and disembarked, concluding their unforgettable expedition.

Route Description - Misool - Banda Sea

13 Days 12 Nights

Guests will embark on an unforgettable liveaboard adventure from Sorong to Ambon, exploring the pristine reefs of Misool and the stunning underwater landscapes of the Banda Sea. This journey takes them through some of the planet’s richest marine biodiversity hotspots, offering vibrant coral gardens, dramatic walls, and thrilling pelagic encounters. With each dive, guests will discover unique marine life and breathtaking underwater scenery, making this route a diver’s dream.

The itinerary is crafted to maximize diving opportunities while ensuring a seamless and relaxing experience on board. The exact dive sites visited will depend on weather and sea conditions, prioritizing safety and the best possible underwater experiences.

Day 1
Upon arrival in Sorong, guests are welcomed aboard the vessel and begin settling into their cabins. A welcome briefing, safety orientation, and equipment preparation set the stage for the journey ahead. The rest of the day is spent relaxing and preparing for the adventure. In the evening, the vessel sets course for Misool.

Days 2 to 11
The diving expedition begins in the vibrant waters of Misool, where pristine coral gardens and rich biodiversity await. As the cruise continues into the Banda Sea, guests explore an array of spectacular dive sites featuring dramatic drop-offs, seamounts, and pinnacles. Encounters with reef sharks, schools of pelagic fish, and an abundance of macro life are common. Walls covered in sea fans and sponges offer thrilling drift dives, while historic sites provide a deeper connection to the region’s past. Each day features up to three dives, with optional night dives adding even more variety. Between dives, there are opportunities to snorkel or enjoy scenic boat rides around the region’s remote, unspoiled islands.

Day 12
Weather permitting, the morning is reserved for final dives at some of the Banda Sea’s most iconic locations. In the afternoon, the vessel begins its approach toward Ambon. Guests can unwind on deck, take in the scenery, and reflect on the highlights of the journey.

Day 13
Following a final breakfast, guests disembark in Ambon. Transfers to the airport or nearby accommodations are arranged. As the last dive takes place on the previous day, a 24-hour surface interval is recommended before flying.

Route Description - Central & Southern Raja Ampat

Available for :
12 Days 11 Nights
11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1
Embarkation in Sorong is followed by a 5–6 hour crossing to Waisai. If departure is in the morning, guests can enjoy a beach sunset or snorkeling at Saonek Monde before anchoring overnight at Saonek.

Day 2
An early sail takes the vessel to Mayalibit Bay for an excursion to the stunning Kali Biru (Blue River). After lunch, the boat continues to the Dampier Strait for a dive at Mioskoon, with an optional night dive at Oh Yes!, before anchoring at Sapokren.

Day 3
The day begins with an early Bird of Paradise excursion, followed by dives at Blue Magic, Cape Kri, and Sawandarek Jetty. Weather permitting, the boat overnights at Arborek.

Day 4
Diving continues with Manta Ridge, Arborek Jetty, and Manta Sandy. Guests also visit Arborek village, with an optional fourth dive back at the jetty.

Day 5
Three dives are planned at My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, and Batu Rufus in Piaynemo. Guests may also trek to the viewpoint and explore the lagoon before crossing to Batanta.

Day 6
Guests explore Batanta’s mangroves and waterfall before diving at Manta Wei and visiting a sandbank at Tapok Island. The boat then crosses overnight to Misool.

Day 7
Activities in Tomolol include snorkeling at Jellyfish Lake Lenmakana, exploring Keramat Cave, trekking to Harfat Viewpoint, and lagoon exploration.

Day 8
Dives are scheduled at Four Kings and Gorgonian Passage in Wayil Batan. Guests also trek to Love Lagoon and enjoy a beach BBQ at Kalig Island.

Day 9
Diving continues with Karang Bayangan, Boow Window’s, and Yilet Kecil. The day ends with snorkeling alongside baby sharks at the Ranger Station.

Day 10
The final dives take place at Nudi Rock and Puri Pinnacle in Fiabacet, before a 12-hour overnight crossing to Sorong.

Day 11
After breakfast and farewell photos with the crew, guests disembark in Sorong and are transferred to the airport or a local hotel.

Route Description - Central & Southern Raja Ampat

Available for :
12 Days 11 Nights
11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1
Embarkation in Sorong is followed by a 5–6 hour crossing to Waisai. If departure is in the morning, guests can enjoy a beach sunset or snorkeling at Saonek Monde before anchoring overnight at Saonek.

Day 2
An early sail takes the vessel to Mayalibit Bay for an excursion to the stunning Kali Biru (Blue River). After lunch, the boat continues to the Dampier Strait for a dive at Mioskoon, with an optional night dive at Oh Yes!, before anchoring at Sapokren.

Day 3
The day begins with an early Bird of Paradise excursion, followed by dives at Blue Magic, Cape Kri, and Sawandarek Jetty. Weather permitting, the boat overnights at Arborek.

Day 4
Diving continues with Manta Ridge, Arborek Jetty, and Manta Sandy. Guests also visit Arborek village, with an optional fourth dive back at the jetty.

Day 5
Three dives are planned at My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, and Batu Rufus in Piaynemo. Guests may also trek to the viewpoint and explore the lagoon before crossing to Batanta.

Day 6
Guests explore Batanta’s mangroves and waterfall before diving at Manta Wei and visiting a sandbank at Tapok Island. The boat then crosses overnight to Misool.

Day 7
Activities in Tomolol include snorkeling at Jellyfish Lake Lenmakana, exploring Keramat Cave, trekking to Harfat Viewpoint, and lagoon exploration.

Day 8
Dives are scheduled at Four Kings and Gorgonian Passage in Wayil Batan. Guests also trek to Love Lagoon and enjoy a beach BBQ at Kalig Island.

Day 9
Diving continues with Karang Bayangan, Boow Window’s, and Yilet Kecil. The day ends with snorkeling alongside baby sharks at the Ranger Station.

Day 10
The final dives take place at Nudi Rock and Puri Pinnacle in Fiabacet, before a 12-hour overnight crossing to Sorong.

Day 11
After breakfast and farewell photos with the crew, guests disembark in Sorong and are transferred to the airport or a local hotel.

Route Description - Misool - Banda Sea

13 Days 12 Nights

Guests will embark on an unforgettable liveaboard adventure from Sorong to Ambon, exploring the pristine reefs of Misool and the stunning underwater landscapes of the Banda Sea. This journey takes them through some of the planet’s richest marine biodiversity hotspots, offering vibrant coral gardens, dramatic walls, and thrilling pelagic encounters. With each dive, guests will discover unique marine life and breathtaking underwater scenery, making this route a diver’s dream.

The itinerary is crafted to maximize diving opportunities while ensuring a seamless and relaxing experience on board. The exact dive sites visited will depend on weather and sea conditions, prioritizing safety and the best possible underwater experiences.

Day 1
Upon arrival in Sorong, guests are welcomed aboard the vessel and begin settling into their cabins. A welcome briefing, safety orientation, and equipment preparation set the stage for the journey ahead. The rest of the day is spent relaxing and preparing for the adventure. In the evening, the vessel sets course for Misool.

Days 2 to 11
The diving expedition begins in the vibrant waters of Misool, where pristine coral gardens and rich biodiversity await. As the cruise continues into the Banda Sea, guests explore an array of spectacular dive sites featuring dramatic drop-offs, seamounts, and pinnacles. Encounters with reef sharks, schools of pelagic fish, and an abundance of macro life are common. Walls covered in sea fans and sponges offer thrilling drift dives, while historic sites provide a deeper connection to the region’s past. Each day features up to three dives, with optional night dives adding even more variety. Between dives, there are opportunities to snorkel or enjoy scenic boat rides around the region’s remote, unspoiled islands.

Day 12
Weather permitting, the morning is reserved for final dives at some of the Banda Sea’s most iconic locations. In the afternoon, the vessel begins its approach toward Ambon. Guests can unwind on deck, take in the scenery, and reflect on the highlights of the journey.

Day 13
Following a final breakfast, guests disembark in Ambon. Transfers to the airport or nearby accommodations are arranged. As the last dive takes place on the previous day, a 24-hour surface interval is recommended before flying.

Route Description - Central & Southern Raja Ampat

Available for :
12 Days 11 Nights
11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1
Embarkation in Sorong is followed by a 5–6 hour crossing to Waisai. If departure is in the morning, guests can enjoy a beach sunset or snorkeling at Saonek Monde before anchoring overnight at Saonek.

Day 2
An early sail takes the vessel to Mayalibit Bay for an excursion to the stunning Kali Biru (Blue River). After lunch, the boat continues to the Dampier Strait for a dive at Mioskoon, with an optional night dive at Oh Yes!, before anchoring at Sapokren.

Day 3
The day begins with an early Bird of Paradise excursion, followed by dives at Blue Magic, Cape Kri, and Sawandarek Jetty. Weather permitting, the boat overnights at Arborek.

Day 4
Diving continues with Manta Ridge, Arborek Jetty, and Manta Sandy. Guests also visit Arborek village, with an optional fourth dive back at the jetty.

Day 5
Three dives are planned at My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, and Batu Rufus in Piaynemo. Guests may also trek to the viewpoint and explore the lagoon before crossing to Batanta.

Day 6
Guests explore Batanta’s mangroves and waterfall before diving at Manta Wei and visiting a sandbank at Tapok Island. The boat then crosses overnight to Misool.

Day 7
Activities in Tomolol include snorkeling at Jellyfish Lake Lenmakana, exploring Keramat Cave, trekking to Harfat Viewpoint, and lagoon exploration.

Day 8
Dives are scheduled at Four Kings and Gorgonian Passage in Wayil Batan. Guests also trek to Love Lagoon and enjoy a beach BBQ at Kalig Island.

Day 9
Diving continues with Karang Bayangan, Boow Window’s, and Yilet Kecil. The day ends with snorkeling alongside baby sharks at the Ranger Station.

Day 10
The final dives take place at Nudi Rock and Puri Pinnacle in Fiabacet, before a 12-hour overnight crossing to Sorong.

Day 11
After breakfast and farewell photos with the crew, guests disembark in Sorong and are transferred to the airport or a local hotel.

Route Description - Central & Southern Raja Ampat

Available for :
12 Days 11 Nights
11 Days 10 Nights

Day 1
Embarkation in Sorong is followed by a 5–6 hour crossing to Waisai. If departure is in the morning, guests can enjoy a beach sunset or snorkeling at Saonek Monde before anchoring overnight at Saonek.

Day 2
An early sail takes the vessel to Mayalibit Bay for an excursion to the stunning Kali Biru (Blue River). After lunch, the boat continues to the Dampier Strait for a dive at Mioskoon, with an optional night dive at Oh Yes!, before anchoring at Sapokren.

Day 3
The day begins with an early Bird of Paradise excursion, followed by dives at Blue Magic, Cape Kri, and Sawandarek Jetty. Weather permitting, the boat overnights at Arborek.

Day 4
Diving continues with Manta Ridge, Arborek Jetty, and Manta Sandy. Guests also visit Arborek village, with an optional fourth dive back at the jetty.

Day 5
Three dives are planned at My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, and Batu Rufus in Piaynemo. Guests may also trek to the viewpoint and explore the lagoon before crossing to Batanta.

Day 6
Guests explore Batanta’s mangroves and waterfall before diving at Manta Wei and visiting a sandbank at Tapok Island. The boat then crosses overnight to Misool.

Day 7
Activities in Tomolol include snorkeling at Jellyfish Lake Lenmakana, exploring Keramat Cave, trekking to Harfat Viewpoint, and lagoon exploration.

Day 8
Dives are scheduled at Four Kings and Gorgonian Passage in Wayil Batan. Guests also trek to Love Lagoon and enjoy a beach BBQ at Kalig Island.

Day 9
Diving continues with Karang Bayangan, Boow Window’s, and Yilet Kecil. The day ends with snorkeling alongside baby sharks at the Ranger Station.

Day 10
The final dives take place at Nudi Rock and Puri Pinnacle in Fiabacet, before a 12-hour overnight crossing to Sorong.

Day 11
After breakfast and farewell photos with the crew, guests disembark in Sorong and are transferred to the airport or a local hotel.