Neptune One · Indonesia · 10 Days / 9 Nights
Embark on a unique Indonesian diving adventure that travels from the vibrant reefs of Wakatobi to the rich waters of Alor. This journey showcases a remarkable diversity of marine environments, from volcanic black sand slopes at Komba to the pristine coral gardens of Tomia and Pura. The itinerary also includes a cultural village visit and the chance to spot dugongs, offering a blend of underwater exploration and local interaction. Max guests on this trip: 16.
Wangi-Wangi
Upon arrival and check-in, guests will have an afternoon check dive. This initial immersion takes place in calm waters, providing a gentle introduction to the area's lively coral gardens and abundant tropical fish populations.
Hoga
The day is spent exploring Hoga, an area celebrated as a biodiversity hotspot and a haven for macro photographers. Divers can expect to navigate around coral slopes and sea fans, discovering the dense and varied reef life that thrives here.
Tomia
Diving around Tomia reveals exceptionally healthy reef systems featuring prominent coral ridges and bommies. These waters are frequently patrolled by larger species, offering chances to see eagle rays, giant trevallies, and sea turtles.
Tomia & Karang Sawa
The voyage continues to the pristine reef zones of Tomia and Karang Sawa. These sites are known for their impressive fish density, with large schools of anthias and excellent overall coral coverage making for spectacular dives.
Komba Volcano
A truly unique experience awaits at Komba Volcano, where dives occur over black sand slopes. The underwater landscape is defined by volcanic rock formations, geothermal bubbles rising from the seafloor, and a variety of fascinating macro critters.
Sika & Pantar Islands
At Sika and Pantar Islands, the itinerary features wall dives and explorations of reef plateaus that host both macro subjects and larger fish. The day is complemented by an afternoon cultural visit to a local village, with a possibility of spotting dugongs in the bay.
Good to know: cultural village visit|chance to spot dugongs
Pura Island
Pura Island offers diving in exceptionally clear water with varied topography, including steep walls, coral bommies, and sloping reefs. The area is a great place to search for tiny pygmy seahorses and other critters among the schools of fish.
Pura Island
A second day at Pura Island allows for further exploration of its diverse underwater terrain, from dramatic drop-offs to beautiful coral gardens. Divers can be on the lookout for well-camouflaged frogfish, colorful nudibranchs, ribbon eels, and turtles.
Alor
The final dives of the trip take place in the nutrient-rich waters surrounding Alor. This region is renowned for its vibrant, colorful reefs and offers the potential for exciting encounters with visiting pelagic marine life.
Alor
Guests will enjoy a final breakfast onboard before disembarking for their transfer to Mali Airport (ARD) or a local hotel. No diving is scheduled on this day to ensure a safe 24-hour surface interval before flying.