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Be a MemberThe Seven Seas liveaboard 13D12N adventure is the best way to see Raja Ampat. It’s a long safari for divers who want to fully immerse themselves in the world’s most biodiverse marine ecosystem. This detailed schedule gives you the rare luxury of time, so you may fully explore Raja Ampat’s many areas, from the remote northern wonders of Wayag to the famous middle waters of the Dampier Strait and the unspoiled southern reefs of Misool. You’ll dive at a slow yet interesting pace for more than thirteen days. You’ll see famous places like Cape Kri, Blue Magic, and the stunning Wayag Lagoon, as well as hidden jewels that aren’t often seen on shorter excursions. The Seven Seas liveaboard is the best way to do this immersive trip because it combines comfort, experienced guiding, and smart routing to make the most of your time in the water.
This long trip shows you all the amazing things about Raja Ampat’s underwater world, from heart-pounding drift dives through channels full of schooling fish and reef sharks to peaceful explorations of complex mangroves, colorful soft coral gardens, and macro-rich slopes where pygmy seahorses and rare nudibranchs wait for the right person to find them. Night dives show a world of hunting cuttlefish, sleeping parrotfish, and hard-to-find mandarinfish, which adds another level to this one-of-a-kind trip. The 13-day time frame is long enough for you to think about things above water, go hiking to famous vistas, uncover secret lagoons, and connect with the natural beauty that makes Raja Ampat a real paradise. This tour on the Seven Seas liveaboard goes beyond a normal dive trip; it becomes a deep examination of the Coral Triangle’s crown gem. It’s a memorable journey for divers looking for the best Raja Ampat experience.
More about Seven SeasDives: Approximately 40 dives in total
Experience: Open Water – No minimum logged dives required.
Involves guest transfer from the airport to the ship, a welcome briefing, cabin allocation, and ship orientation. Guests can set up their equipment and familiarize themselves with the vessel, followed by a check-out dive and sailing towards the first destination.
From Day 2 to 12, the schedule includes 3-4 dives daily, although during crossings, this may reduce to 1-2 dives.
On Day 13, guests prepare for disembarkation, bid farewell, and receive airport transfer assistance.
Sumbawa, Bima, Komodo Island
29 dives
Certificate: Open Water
30 minimum logged dives required
Raja Ampat
30 dives
Certificate: Advanced Open Water
50 minimum logged dives required
Triton Bay
30 dives
Certificate: Advanced Open Water
50 minimum logged dives required
Triton Bay
33 dives
Certificate: Advanced Open Water
50 minimum logged dives required
Sumbawa, Bima, Komodo Island
29 dives
Certificate: Open Water
30 minimum logged dives required
Komodo Island
28 dives
Certificate: Open Water
30 minimum logged dives required
Very amazing experience! The Seven Seas crew was competent and kind, and Komodo diving was spectacular. The boat is clean, pleasant, and really roomy.
