The KLM Sunshine 10D9N Bitung adventure will take you to Bolsel, where you may see the untouched underwater beauties of one of Indonesia’s most pristine marine frontiers. This high-end tour concentrates on Bolsel’s gorgeous coral reefs, steep walls, and exciting pelagic encounters, where you’ll dive spots full of colorful reef fish, sharks, and stately sea turtles. The KLM Sunshine offers comfortable rooms and up to four dives a day, so you can fully experience Bolsel’s amazing biodiversity. With skilled local guides leading each dive, you’ll explore hidden jewels and see North Sulawesi’s marine life at its finest, all while enjoying real Indonesian hospitality and superb onboard cuisine.
This 10D9N trip is for daring divers who want to go to places that aren’t very well known. It mixes world-class diving with cultural experiences. When you’re not diving, you may rest on deck and take in the beautiful views of the coast, or you can visit traditional fishing communities to see how people live. The small group size means that everyone gets individual attention and that the dive locations aren’t too crowded. This makes the trip great for both underwater photographers and marine enthusiasts. The KLM Sunshine’s Bolsel voyage will take you to some of Southeast Asia’s final diving frontiers, where you’ll have memorable experiences, whether you’re drifting among colorful reefs or exploring underwater caves. Book now for an amazing trip under the waves!
More about KLM SunshineDives: Approximately 24 dive in total
Experience: Advanced Open Water – 50 minimum logged dives required.
Day 1:
Day 2 – 8
2-3 dives a day + night dives if possible
Day 9
1 morning dive on the last day. Return to the Sahaung port.
Day 10
After breakfast and check-out, we start preparing for disembarkation in Sahaung. We say goodbye to our guests and wish them farewell!
Day 1: Check-in, welcome drink, lunch, briefing, and also cabin allocation. 3 dives on the first day.
Day 2-8: 2-3 dives a day + night dives if possible
Day 9: A morning dive on the last day. Return to the Sahaung port.
Day 10: After breakfast and check-out, we start preparing for disembarkation. We say goodbye to our guests and wish them farewell!
Included: VAT, Drinking Water, Tea & Coffee, Beach BBQ, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Land Excursions, Snorkeling Guide, Beach Towels, Cabin Towels, Deck Towels.
Required Extras: Fuel Surcharge (100 EUR per trip), National Park Fees (100-200 EUR), Port Fees (100 EUR per trip), Airport Transfer (40 EUR per activity), Hotel Transfer, Local Transfers (90-200 EUR per trip), Nitrox (100 EUR per trip).
Optional Extras: Dive Insurance, Travel Insurance, Gratuities, Alcoholic Beverages, Soft drinks, Extra Dives (35-70 EUR per activity), Nitrox Course (100 EUR), Rental Gear, Scuba Diving Courses (70 EUR).
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Certificate: Advanced Open Water
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Certificate: Advanced Open Water
50 minimum logged dives required
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Certificate: Advanced Open Water
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Certificate: Advanced Open Water
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The Sangihe Islands were proposed. Sadly, the route couldn’t be driven as planned because of the severe weather. But the other way to Gorantalo and back was still really pleasant. The undersea environment is mostly intact. Some of it is large, but there are also gorgeous corals and big fish. The personnel knows what they’re doing, is always happy, and is really helpful. The food was usually good and ample. Sadly, the good impression is ruined by the unfairly exorbitant shipping expenses. It wasn’t obvious where the tour would start when I booked it. So, 2x transport cost 100 euros. The firm couldn’t get me to the ship from where I was, but the hotel arranged the ride (costs 32 euros). It was then reported that it only went to the airport during the ride following check-out. In the end, I got back the 50 euros for the trip out and spent almost 6 euros more for the trip to the city. So, the cost of transportation is 56 euros. Three weeks before, the resort charged me 30 euros for the same journey on Lembeh. It’s not a lot of money, really just peanuts, but it makes people lose faith.
