Lady Denok 7D6N

As the sun sets on a week of exhilarating underwater exploration, the journey through the aquatic paradise of Raja Ampat aboard this liveaboard expedition comes to a close. From the warm welcome at Sorong Airport to the final farewell at the Sorong Harbor, each day has been a symphony of marine delights and unforgettable experiences.

The adventure commenced with a hearty welcome, setting the tone for a week of discovery. Pulau Matan’s check dive revealed the vibrant marine life that would be a constant companion throughout the journey. The day culminated in a mesmerizing night dive at Pulau Matan, providing a glimpse into the nocturnal activities of the underwater realm.

Piaynemo offered a unique blend of underwater marvels and terrestrial exploration. From Melissa Garden to a trekking adventure after the second dive, guests experienced the diversity of Raja Ampat both above and below the surface.

The penultimate day dived into the marvels of Saondarek and Mioskon, offering two exhilarating dives that added to the tapestry of marine encounters. The diversity and beauty of the underwater world were on full display.

In closing, this journey through Raja Ampat was not just a dive expedition; it was a symphony of natural wonders, a celebration of biodiversity, and a shared experience that will resonate in the minds and hearts of all who were fortunate enough to explore this aquatic paradise together. Until the next underwater adventure, Sorong and Raja Ampat bid their farewells, leaving behind a legacy of awe and appreciation for the beauty that lies beneath the waves.

Dives: Approximately 20 dives in total

Experience: Advanced Open Water – 30 minimum logged dives. 

Marine Life: At least 75% of all coral species can be found in Raja Ampat, divers can expect a range of topography from soft corals and sea fans, to hard corals, seagrass beds, mangroves, shallow reefs, deep drop-offs, caves, black sand, and white sand. Giant manta rays, sea turtles, sharks, cuttlefish, pipefish, various seahorse species, and massive schools of reef fish are the norm, plus the delightful wobbegong sharks and Epaulette sharks inhabit these waters too.