Diving between Raja Ampat and the Banda Sea is a captivating experience, offering divers a chance to explore some of the world’s most biodiverse marine environments. Here’s a brief overview of the diving activities along this route from Ambon to Sorong:
Experience Level
Diving along the Ambon to Sorong route caters to a range of experience levels, from beginner to advanced divers. However, some sites may have strong currents or deeper dive profiles, so it’s advisable to have appropriate training and experience for certain dives.
Dives: Approximately 37 dives in total
Experience: Advanced Open Water – 30 minimum logged dives.
By noon, arrive at Lady Denok Liveaboard. You will be picked up at Ambon Airport/Hotel and transferred to Lady Denok. Welcome drinks will be offered. Cabin allocation and dive deck briefing will take place as you settle in for the diving expedition of a lifetime, check dive, and 1-afternoon dive.
We offer 3-4 dives daily, including a night dive if possible. When crossing only 2 dives a day can be scheduled.
On the final day of diving with 1-2 scheduled dives – sail back to the harbor.
After breakfast and check-out, we start preparing for disembarkation in Sorong. We say goodbye to our guests and wish them farewell! The crew will organize the transfer to the Airport and assist at check-in for onward flights.
The last dive will be on the penultimate day of the trip. Divers are recommended to wait for 24 hours before flying after the last dive.
Included:
Not Included
Ambon, Banda Island, Raja Ampat
37 Dives
Certificate: Advanced Open Water
30 minimum logged dives
Sorong – Sorong
39 Dives
Certificate: Advanced Open Water
30 minimum logged dives
Sorong – Sorong
28 Dives
Certificate: Advanced Open Water
30 minimum logged dives
Raja Ampat
27 Dives
Certificate: Advanced Open Water
30 minimum logged dives
Komodo Island
21 dives
Certificate: Open Water
20 minimum logged dives required
Komodo Island
30 dives
Certificate: Open Water
20 minimum logged dives required
