Fully Booked
12 nights
12 November, 2028 - 24 November, 2028
4.995 € per person
Spectacular Diving 🤿 Raja Ampat is an epicentre of marine biodiversity, and arguably one of the world's best diving destinations. 🪸 Being home to more than 75% of the world’s coral reef species and more than 1600 species of reef fishes, this is a place where nature still thrives.
Stellar Itinerary 🗺️ Our itinerary takes us from the iconic reefs of Misool to the deep blue walls of the Banda Sea, all the way to the legendary Spice Islands of Banda, where epic dives meet rich history and island culture. We finish in the critters of Ambon!
A Sharky Place🦈 These waters are home to over 22 shark species, with a wide array of reef sharks and special ones such as wobbegongs! Keep your eyes open when crossing those amazing reefs: things will get sharky for sure.
Raja Ampat – Diving at the Heart of the Coral Triangle
Raja Ampat, located in the remote far east of Indonesia, is widely regarded as the most biodiverse marine region on the planet. Situated in the heart of the Coral Triangle, these pristine islands offer diving experiences that are unmatched anywhere else in the world.
Divers can expect explosive reef life: vibrant hard and soft corals, vast schools of reef fish, swirling barracuda, hunting trevallies, and an extraordinary density of species. Macro enthusiasts will find pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, frogfish, and rare critters, while pelagic lovers are rewarded with manta rays, reef sharks, turtles, and occasional wobbegongs and dolphins.
The underwater landscapes are just as impressive as the life they host — dramatic limestone formations, steep walls, coral-covered pinnacles, and current-swept channels create dynamic and exhilarating dives. Despite the richness, diving in Raja Ampat is suitable for both experienced and advanced recreational divers, with conditions ranging from calm reef dives to thrilling drift dives.
Above water, Raja Ampat remains untouched and wild: emerald jungle-covered islands, turquoise lagoons, and a sense of true remoteness that completes the experience.
Raja Ampat is not just a destination — it is a benchmark for world-class diving.
For many divers, it represents the pinnacle of what underwater exploration can be.
12
4.995 €
12 November 2028
24 November 2028
The Ilike is a traditional phinisi schooner, hand-built from ironwood and teak in Sulawesi and launched in 2010. Carrying just 16 guests in 8 en-suite cabins, she's purpose-built for divers, with a spacious dive deck, camera station, two dive tenders, and Nitrox. Her 5- to 13-night itineraries follow the seasons across Indonesia's best diving — and two destinations stand out.
The first is Raja Ampat, at the heart of the Coral Triangle and home to the richest marine biodiversity on Earth. Among its jungle-clad karst islets, divers meet mantas at cleaning stations, wobbegong sharks, and swirling schools over impossibly colourful reefs at sites like Cape Kri and Blue Magic, with the prime season running October to April.
At the other end of the spectrum lies Ambon, in the Maluku Spice Islands — one of the world's great muck-diving destinations. Its black-sand slopes hide rhinopias, psychedelic frogfish, blue-ring octopus, and rare critters found nowhere else, while the island doubles as the gateway to Banda Sea crossings, best dived from September to November.
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