Ilike · Indonesia · 14D/13N
Your Indonesian diving odyssey begins with your arrival in Ambon, where you'll immediately plunge into the vibrant muck diving of Ambon Bay, seeking out unique critter encounters before setting sail for the rich currents around Nusa Laut. The journey then takes you to the historic Banda Islands, offering diverse reefs and pelagic sightings, before venturing to the remote, pristine waters surrounding Koon Island. As you glide eastward, the majestic Misool Daram Islands welcome you, leading to the iconic Misool Fiabacet and Boo Island, famed for their dramatic underwater topography and abundant marine life. Next, explore the intricate underwater world of Misool Wayilbatan, followed by the striking mushroom-shaped islands of Penemu. The expedition culminates with dives around Yangeffo Island and the exhilarating drift dives of Dampier Strait, renowned for large schools of fish and frequent encounters with pelagic species like mantas, sharks, tuna, and jacks. Throughout this spectacular route, you’ll complete 36 dives, encountering fascinating creatures such as the elusive rhinopias, frogfish, and mandarin fish, while keeping an eye out for blacktip and grey reef sharks as you disembark in Sorong.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.
Sorong
After breakfast, guests disembark in Sorong. Transfers continue according to the onward travel arrangements.