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As the unforgettable journey aboard our liveaboard cruise comes to a close, we reflect on the incredible 15-day adventure exploring the mesmerizing underwater wonders of this tropical paradise. From the moment our guests were warmly welcomed on Day 1 to the final farewells on Day 15, every aspect of the trip has been crafted to provide an unparalleled diving experience.

Throughout Days 2-13, the guests were immersed in the beauty of the ocean, indulging in 3-4 dives daily. The diverse dive sites, ranging from vibrant coral reefs to mysterious night dives, offered a kaleidoscope of marine life. The dedicated crew, led by our knowledgeable Cruise Director, ensured each dive was not only safe but also an exploration of the underwater wonders that make this region so unique.

As we sailed back to the harbor on Day 14, memories of the breathtaking dives, encounters with marine creatures, and the camaraderie formed among fellow divers lingered in the air. The final day, Day 15, marked the end of an incredible journey. After a hearty breakfast and check-out, our crew assisted in the disembarkation process. With gratitude and a touch of nostalgia, we bid farewell to our cherished guests, extending best wishes for their onward adventures.

Our commitment to providing an exceptional liveaboard experience goes beyond the underwater realm. From the welcoming ambiance on Day 1 to the seamless transfer to the airport on Day 15, every detail has been crafted to ensure the utmost comfort and satisfaction of our guests. As they venture back to their homes, we hope the memories created aboard our liveaboard linger as treasured moments, inspiring future explorations and a continued love for the ocean. Until we meet again, happy diving!

Dives: Approximately 42 dives in total

Experience: Advanced Open Water – 30 minimum logged dives required.

Itinerary Extras: Park and Port fees: 250€/pax (paid onboard) Fuel Surcharge: 150€/pax (paid onboard)

Marine Life: At least 75 percent 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.