Jelajahi Laut Liveaboard, Indonesia

Day 1:
Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Day 2:
Today it’s an early wake-up, with freshly brewed coffee or a cup of tea for the first dive briefing of the day while the crew is busy in the diving area making sure everything is ready before we gear up. We’ll spend the day around the northern islands of Misool, where the dive sites lay in a labyrinth of small islands which are spread out everywhere. Beautiful walls and slopes await us, where we’ll be looking for pygmy seahorses and hunting Mobula Rays trying to snack on some sardines. Later in the afternoon, while having a snack, we’ll move the boat a bit further south, into the Misool Eco Reserve area where we’ll anchor up and shelter between the islands of Romeo and Yillet.

Day 3-7:
In the Misool Eco Reserve area, we plan the dives accordingly with the schedules of other boats, to guarantee more protection of the reefs and to be able to have the dive site to ourselves. The Eco Reserve has some of the most colorful corals on the planet, with vibrant reefs full of life in every direction you look. You’ll need to check your remaining air supply often, you might lose track as your breathing rate rises because of all the beautiful sights here! Boo Window, Magic Mountain, Nudi Rock, 4 Kings, Puri Pinnacle, Tank Rock are just a few sites not to be missed. We can encounter oceanic and reef manta rays, blacktip, whitetip, and grey reef sharks, wobbegong Sharks, hunting Giant Trevallies, tunas, and eagle rays - the list keeps on going. Make sure to follow your dive guide as he points out the little critters - here we can find up to 5 different types of Pygmy Seahorses, loads of different Nudibranchs, crabs, frogfish, and octopus. Cruising back to the northern parts of Misool, we might explore some underwater caverns and depend on the season, visit a lake full of stingless jellyfish - one of only a few worldwide!!

Day 8:
After a 13-hour crossing, we are now between islands of the Fam group where we can see endless Staghorn Coral fields at Melissa’s Garden, hunting grey reef sharks on My Reef, or the pinnacle of Batu Rufus looking for Fusiliers, Rainbow Runners, and Barracuda. In the afternoon we’ll go for a little land adventure and climb the stairs to heaven - well actually to the viewpoint of Piaynemo! This is the most breathtaking view over the lagoon where sometimes we can see baby blacktips cruising around. Later, some like to enjoy a beer after the climb, some are excited for the night dive that evening, where we have the chance to find the famous Walking Shark along with some different types of pipefish, decorator crabs, bumblebee shrimp, and maybe a Wunderpus.

Day 9:
We are back in the Dampier straight today, and it’s all about action-packed dives again, as we jump in at Cape Kri, Sardine Reef, and Mike’s Point. Endless corals, sometimes so full of fish it becomes hard to see your dive buddies - we’re looking for current and we’ll jump the split, right where the current gets divided by the reef, and hang in there to watch the fish hunting for prey. In the afternoon, once we’re out of our wetsuits and have had a snack, the speedboats will take us a short hop over to the Island where it all started, Mioskon, to enjoy some beers and a beach barbeque set up by our amazing Chef.

Day 10: 
16:30 wake-up seems hard, but it’s worth it. After tea and coffee and a small breakfast, our speedboats will take us over land, where we’ll go for a little hike up a hill in the jungle. With a bit of luck, the Red Bird of Paradise can be spotted on top of the trees looking for a mating partner while “singing” above the trees. We’ll then get back on the boat for a healthy breakfast, after which it’s time to gear up one last time and go for our last dive of the trip. It can be either Blue Magic to look for some more oceanic manta rays and grey reef sharks, or the reef of LauLau with its pinnacle.
Check-out from the yacht.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1:
 Arrival & First Dives in Dampier Strait
• We will organise a taxi to collect you from Sorong Airport (SOQ) or your hotel, taking you to our meeting point, Marina Star Café in Sorong Harbour at 7:30am.
• After a tea or coffee while we wait for all our guests, we’ll transfer you to Jelajahi Laut.
• We’ll give you our welcome briefing and a tour around the boat, then you’ll get a chance to relax and enjoy the cruise out to Raja Ampat before getting ready to enjoy your first dive to get acquainted with the gear and the local conditions.
• Possible Dive Sites: Begin in the Dampier Strait at a site like Saonek Kecil, where you can witness vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life, possibly followed by a night dive depending on conditions.

Days 2-3:
The Dampier Strait - Fish Capital
• Dedicate these days to exploring the most famous and fish-dense sites of the Dampier Strait.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Cape Kri: Holds the world record for the most fish species on a single dive. Expect barracudas, jacks, and various reef sharks.
Sardine Reef: Another fish-packed site, with schooling fusiliers, snappers, and mobula rays.
Blue Magic: A submerged pinnacle known for attracting both reef and oceanic mantas, barracudas, and sometimes even the rare wobbegong shark.
Mike's Point: A site with a strong current that brings in big schools of fish.

Day 4:
Fam Islands - Piaynemo
• Jelajahi Laut will cruise west to the stunning Fam Islands, a must-see for their topside scenery and beautiful reefs.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Melissa’s Garden: A beautiful hard coral reef that resembles a sprawling underwater garden.
Keruo Channel: A sloping reef with excellent coral coverage and opportunities for pelagic sightings.
• Topside Excursion: A gentle trek to the iconic viewpoint at Piaynemo, where you can take a photo of the famous star-shaped lagoon.

Days 5-7:
Wayag & North Raja Ampat
• Jelajahi Laut will make a longer journey to the far north of Raja Ampat, to the legendary Wayag.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Figure Eight Rock: Dive around the unique rock formations of Wayag.
Aljui Bay: Famous for its macro life and a pearl farm. The bay offers excellent night dives to find critters and seahorses.
Wofoh: A series of three islands with dramatic underwater topography and healthy reefs.
• Topside Excursion: Climb to the viewpoint at Wayag to take in the breathtaking panorama of the karst islands.

Day 8:
Last Dive and Journey Back to Sorong
• We head back to Sorong after our last final dive around the Dampier Straight – maybe a favourite from earlier in the trip or try a new one.
• Possible Dive Sites: Revisit a favourite site in the Dampier Strait or explore a new one.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1:
Meet & greet at the airport. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Days 2-6:
Departing & check dive. Safari according to the planned route.

Day 7:
2 dives on the last day. Return to the port.

Day 8:
Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1:
Meet & greet at the airport. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Days 2-8:
Departing & check dive. Safari according to the planned route.

Day 9:
2 dives on the last day. Return to the port.

Day 10:
Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1: Arrival & First Dives in Sorong/Dampier Strait
• We will organise a taxi to collect you from Sorong Airport (SOQ) or your hotel, taking you to our meeting point, Marina Star Café in Sorong Harbour at 7:30am.
• After a tea or coffee while we wait for all our guests, we’ll transfer you to Jelajahi Laut.
• We’ll give you our welcome briefing and a tour around the boat, then you’ll get ready to enjoy your first check dive to get acquainted with the gear and the local conditions.
• Possible Dive Sites: Begin in the Dampier Strait at a site like Mioskon, where you can witness vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life.

Days 2-3: Central Raja Ampat - The Dampier Strait & Fam Islands
• Your first dives will be in the famed Dampier Strait, known for its incredible fish density and strong currents.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Cape Kri: Holds a record for the most fish species counted on a single dive. Expect barracudas, jacks, and various reef sharks.
Sardine Reef: Another fish-packed site, with schooling fusiliers, snappers, and mobula rays.
Manta Sandy: A dedicated manta ray cleaning station where you can observe these majestic creatures.
• We'll also visit the stunning karst formations of the Fam Islands, with a trek to the iconic viewpoint at Piaynemo.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Melissa’s Garden: A beautiful hard coral reef that resembles a sprawling underwater garden.
Keruo Channel: A sloping reef with excellent coral coverage and opportunities for pelagic sightings.

Days 4-7: Misool - The Southern Kingdom
• Jelajahi Laut will cruise south to the Misool Marine Protected Area. This area is famous for its vibrant soft corals and dramatic underwater topography.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Boo Windows: Named for the two swim-through holes in a small rock formation. Incredible biodiversity and a great site for wide-angle photography.
Magic Mountain: A submerged pinnacle that serves as a busy cleaning station for both reef and oceanic manta rays. It's also a nursery for white-tip reef sharks.
Nudi Rock: A small island shaped like a nudibranch, perfect for critter enthusiasts and macro photographers. Look for pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, and other small marine life.
Fiabacet: A series of pinnacles and ridges with phenomenal soft corals, huge schools of fish, and a chance to see wobbegong sharks.
Daram Island: Another Misool hotspot with impressive coral walls and submerged pinnacles teeming with life.
• Topside Excursion: Visit the famous viewpoint to see the iconic limestone karst islands and jellyfish lake that Misool is known for.

Days 8-10: Crossing the Halmahera Sea
• We’ll begin our crossing from Raja Ampat to Lembeh, a long distance that involves some overnight cruising. This portion of the trip is less dived and offers a mix of reef and muck diving.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Pulau Pisang: Remote islands between Misool and Halmahera with sloping reefs full of both soft and hard corals. A great spot for schooling fish.
Strait of Patintie (Halmahera): This area is known for strong currents and amazing action, with a chance to see manta rays and other large pelagics.
Goraici Islands: A group of islands with diverse dive sites, including submerged pinnacles and pristine coral gardens.
Tifore Island: A small island with a submerged reef known for schooling barracudas and bigeye trevally.

Days 11-13: Lembeh Strait - The Muck Diving Mecca
• Our final destination is the famous Lembeh Strait, where the focus shifts from reefs to the volcanic black sand bottoms. This is a haven for macro photographers and critter hunters.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Nudibranch City: A site dedicated to a wide variety of nudibranchs and other small invertebrates.
Hairball: A classic muck dive site known for frogfish, scorpionfish, and the elusive mimic octopus.
Tanjung Kusu: A site with unique macro critters, including various species of ghost pipefish and seahorses.
Jahir: A black sand slope where you can find flamboyant cuttlefish, ribbon eels, and blue-ringed octopus.
Critter Hunt: Our guides are experts at finding the most unusual and well-camouflaged creatures.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1: Arrival & First Dives near Ternate
• We will organise a taxi to collect you from either Ternate Airport (TTE) or your hotel to take you to the meeting point.
• We then transfer you to Jelajahi Laut.
• We’ll give you our welcome briefing and a tour around the boat, then you’ll get ready to enjoy your first check dive to get acquainted with the gear and the local conditions.
• Possible Dive Sites: We might begin at a site like Jikomalamo, an iconic spot with schooling mackerel, or one of the local wrecks, to kick off your adventure.

Days 2-4: Central Halmahera - The Strait & Patintie Area
• Jelajahi Laut will cruise south into the Halmahera Sea. This region is known for its healthy reefs and strong currents.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Patintie Strait: Experience exhilarating drift dives in this narrow passage, with a chance to encounter reef sharks, tunas, and manta rays.
Pulau Tifore: A submerged reef famous for its schooling barracudas and pristine hard corals.
Goraici Islands: A group of islands with diverse dive sites, including submerged pinnacles and sloping reefs teeming with life.

Days 5-7: Banda Sea - The Pelagic Highway
• Jelajahi Laut will make her long journey across the deep waters of the Banda Sea, which is part of the "Ring of Fire." This is where you'll look for big animal action.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Nil Desperandum & Serua: These are remote seamounts and pinnacles in the middle of the sea. They are famous as seasonal hotspots for schools of scalloped and great hammerhead sharks, so if we’re lucky we have a chance to see them.
Manuk Island: An active volcanic island known for its large population of sea snakes. You can often see them swimming around the reef.
Nusa Laut: An island known for its beautiful walls and rich marine life, with excellent visibility.

Days 8-11: Banda Islands - History & Diving
• We’ll arrive at the historic Banda Islands, the heart of the original spice trade. Here, you'll find a blend of stunning diving and topside cultural experiences.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Gunung Api: Dive on the slopes of an active volcanic island, where you'll see a unique combination of black sand and vibrant reefs that have rapidly regrown after an eruption.
Pulai Ai: Known for its spectacular walls and pristine coral gardens.
Sjahrir (Snelgroen): A site with an incredible density of schooling fish, including fusiliers, snappers, and trevally.
• Topside Excursion: A tour on Banda Neira to visit historic site Fort Belgica, the nutmeg plantations, and the old colonial town.

Day 12-14: Ambon Bay - Muck Diving & Last Dives
• The final leg of the journey takes us into Ambon Bay, a world-class destination for macro photography.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Laha: A series of sites (Laha I, II, and III) that are famous for their unique critters, including the psychedelic frogfish, mimic octopus, and a wide variety of nudibranchs.
Rhino City: Named for the rare rhinopias scorpionfish that are often found here.
Pintu Kota: A scenic dive site outside the bay with a natural rock arch, offering both great reef diving and macro life.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1: Arrival & First Dives in Lembeh
• We will organise a taxi to collect you from either Manado Airport (MDC) or your hotel to take you to the meeting point.
• We then transfer you to Jelajahi Laut.
• We’ll give you our welcome briefing and a tour around the boat, then you’ll get ready to enjoy your first check dive to get acquainted with the gear and the local conditions, where you’ll enjoy your first check dive in the famous Lembeh Strait.
• Possible Dive Sites: Start with a classic muck dive at a site like Hairball or Jahir to immediately immerse yourself in the world of unique critters like frogfish and flamboyant cuttlefish.

Days 2-3: Lembeh Strait - The Muck Diving Mecca
• Dedicate two full days to exploring the diverse muck diving sites of Lembeh.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Nudibranch City: A site dedicated to a wide variety of nudibranchs and other small invertebrates.
Police Pier: An excellent spot for night diving to find snake eels and other nocturnal creatures.
Tanjung Kusu: Famous for its pipefish and seahorses.
Mawali Wreck: A Japanese WWII wreck, providing a break from the sand and a habitat for schools of fish.

Day 4-5: Bangka Island - Colorful Coral Gardens
• The vessel will cruise south to Bangka Island, which lies between Lembeh and Bunaken. This area is famous for its vibrant soft corals and clear water.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Lihaga Island: Known for its beautiful sandy beaches and healthy reefs.
Tanjung Arus: A sloping reef with a wide variety of corals and schooling reef fish.

Days 6-7: Bunaken Marine Park - Wall Diving Mecca
• The boat will make a short journey to the world-renowned Bunaken Marine Park.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Lekuan I, II, or III: A series of famous wall dives with incredible visibility, huge sponges, and numerous sea turtles.
Fukui: A sloped reef known for its large schools of bannerfish and a chance to see eagle rays.
Mandarin City: A perfect spot for a dusk dive to watch the mesmerizing mating dance of the mandarin fish.

Days 8-10: Crossing the Halmahera Sea
• Jelajahi Laut will begin her final leg of the journey, crossing the Halmahera Sea toward Ternate. This is a vast and remote area with a mix of dive environments.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Goraici Islands: Located on the west coast of Halmahera, offering sloping reefs and beautiful coral coverage.
Pulau Tifore: A small island with a submerged reef, where the main attraction is often schooling barracudas.
Pulau Pisang: Another remote island with sloping reefs and a lot of schooling fish.

Days 11-12: Last Days of Diving
• Arrive in the waters around Ternate and the neighbouring island of Tidore. This region offers a mix of volcanic landscapes and vibrant underwater ecosystems.
• Possible Dive Sites: Explore the reefs around Ternate, with a final farewell dive. The specific sites will depend on the day's conditions, but you can expect a mix of colourful reefs and potential macro life.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1: Arrival in Luwuk & Embarkation
• We will organise a taxi to collect you from either Luwuk Airport (LUW) or your hotel to take you to the meeting point.
• We then transfer you to Jelajahi Laut.
• We’ll give you our welcome briefing and a tour around the boat, then you’ll get ready to enjoy your first check dive to get acquainted with the gear and the local conditions, where you’ll enjoy your first check dive in the Banggai Archipelago.

Days 2-3: Banggai Archipelago & Tompotika Region
• The first dives of the trip will be in the remote and stunning Banggai Archipelago. This area is known for its incredible biodiversity.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Pulo Dua: A series of pinnacles and ridges with vibrant soft corals and fish-filled reefs.
Batu Gong: A pinnacle that breaks the surface, attracting schooling fish and offering great macro-opportunities.
• The Tompotika Peninsula, near Luwuk, is a less-dived area with both excellent macro and reef sites.

Days 4-7: Togian Islands - The Heart of Tomini Bay
• Jelajahi Laut will cruise north into the Gulf of Tomini to explore the Togian Islands. This area is known for its calm, clear waters and diverse coral ecosystems.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Una Una: An active volcanic island with massive sponges and huge schools of barracudas at sites like Apollo and Fishomania.
Kadidiri: Dive the famous seamount Batu Gila (Crazy Stone), known for its high fish activity and a chance to see reef sharks.
B24 Bomber Wreck: A well-preserved WWII bomber that rests in shallow water, creating a unique habitat for marine life.

Days 8-9: Gorontalo - Dramatic Walls and Whale Sharks
• We’ll continue our journey north to Gorontalo. This region is famous for its vertical walls and unusual marine life.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Gorontalo Walls: Dive along dramatic vertical walls adorned with unique, swirling soft corals and large sponges.
Whale Shark Spot: Gorontalo is one of the few places where you might encounter resident whale sharks.

Days 10-12: Crossing to Lembeh & The First Muck Dives
• Jelajai Laut will complete her final leg of the journey toward North Sulawesi. Your first dives in this region will be a mix of reef and muck.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Lembeh Strait: Upon arrival, you'll be introduced to the black sand slopes with a dive at a site like Hairball or Nudi Falls, where you'll find frogfish, flamboyant cuttlefish, and various nudibranchs.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1: Arrival & First Dives in Lembeh
• We will organise a taxi to collect you from either Manado Airport (MDC) or your hotel to take you to the meeting point.
• We then transfer you to Jelajahi Laut.
• We’ll give you our welcome briefing and a tour around the boat, then you’ll get ready to enjoy your first check dive to get acquainted with the gear and the local conditions, where you’ll enjoy your first check dive in the famous Lembeh Strait.
• Possible Dive Sites: Start with a classic muck dive at a site like Hairball or Jahir to immediately immerse yourself in the world of unique critters like frogfish and flamboyant cuttlefish.

Days 2-3: Lembeh Strait - The Muck Diving Mecca
• Dedicate two full days to exploring the diverse muck diving sites of Lembeh. This allows for a comprehensive search for the area's many bizarre and beautiful critters.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Nudi Falls: A sloping reef with a wide variety of nudibranchs.
Police Pier: An excellent spot for night diving to find snake eels and other nocturnal creatures.
Tanjung Kusu: Famous for its pipefish and seahorses.
Mawali Wreck: A Japanese WWII wreck, providing a break from the sand and a habitat for schools of fish.

Day 4-5: Gorontalo - Walls and Whale Sharks
• Jelajahi Laut will make her way to the Gorontalo region. This area is famous for its vertical walls and the potential for big animal encounters.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Olimbui Wall: A deep wall covered in giant sponges and schools of fusiliers.
Whale Shark Spot: Gorontalo is one of the few places where you might encounter resident whale sharks.

Days 6-10: Togian Islands - The Heart of Tomini Bay
• We will continue south into the calm, sheltered waters of the Togian Islands. This area offers some of the healthiest reefs in the region.
• Possible Dive Sites:
Una Una: An active volcanic island with massive sponges and huge schools of barracudas at sites like Apollo and Fishomania.
B24 Bomber Wreck: A well-preserved WWII bomber that rests in shallow water, creating a unique habitat for marine life.
Batu Gila: A famous seamount known for its high fish activity and a chance to see reef sharks.
Jellyfish Lake: A topside excursion to a unique, land-locked lake where you can snorkel with thousands of non-stinging jellyfish.

Days 11-12: Luwuk Area & Final Dives
• Arrive in the Luwuk region, preparing for the final dives of the trip. The diving here is remote and offers a glimpse into the less-travelled parts of the Banggai Archipelago.
• Possible Dive Sites: Explore local reefs and pinnacles around the Luwuk area, with a final farewell dive. The specific sites will depend on the day's conditions, but you can expect a mix of colourful reefs and potential macro life.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1:
Meet & greet at the airport. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Days 2-8:
Departing & check dive. Safari according to the planned route.

Day 9:
2 dives on the last day. Return to the port.

Day 10:
Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1:
Meet & greet at the airport. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Days 2-8:
Departing & check dive. Safari according to the planned route.

Day 9:
2 dives on the last day. Return to the port.

Day 10:
Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons

Day 1:
Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Day 2-14:

Ambon, Nusa Laut, Banda Neira, Pulau Hatta, Pulau Koon, Misool and Central Raja Ampat are the areas we’re sailing and diving on this trip.

Ambon is the muck diving paradise where we’ll spend our dives in the sand and corals, looking for all the weird and wonderful critters, often only a few mm in size. Hairyshrimps, boxer crabs, frogfish,pipefish, donald duck shrimps to name a few – be sure your camera batteries are fully charged and ready for action.

We then head to The Banda Sea, following the spice route of the Portuguese, descending next to never-ending drop-off walls and stunning rock formations and coral covered slopes.

Depending on the conditions, we’ll go as far as the island of Gili Manuk, to see the Banded Sea Krait, bubbles coming out of rocks, amazing sponges and gorgonian fans and with some luck, get a glimpse of some hammerhead sharks out in the blue.

In South Raja Ampat, in Misool, we’ll indulge ourselves on dive sites like Nudi Rock, Boo Window, Magic Mountain, only to be amazed by all the fish life passing by, manta rays getting cleaned on the various cleaning stations and the most colourful corals you could ever wish to see.

We’ll also take a small hike up an island and jump into a lake, to swim with thousands of sting-less jellyfish before going for a dive at a dive site called Farondi.

Of course, the Fam Islands and the diving in Central are not to be missed out on. Manta Ridge, Mike’s Point, Cape Kri, Blue Magic, My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, Mayhem – the selection of amazing diving spots seems endless, and we’ll make sure to cater to what you want – whether a calm dive or white knuckle current action with grey reef sharks fighting over the feeding area with giant trevallies.

Don’t forget to try to challenge your dive guide to show you as many pygmy seahorses as possible -there are 5 different species hiding in the soft corals of Raja Ampat.

We’ll also be climbing up to the viewpoint at piaynemo – it’s so rewarding, with a view from a postcard that you can enjoy while sipping an icy cold beer.

These are not just diving trips – they are exploratory journeys, many of the dive sites are not named, or even on the maps! Over the past years we’ve swum with orcas in the open sea, found and dived a seamount with an undocumented number of hammerhead sharks. We have found underwater caverns, explored 16th century Dutch East India forts, sailed by an erupting volcano, dived an island saturated with sea snakes and had super-pods of dolphins surround the boat.

Day 15: 
Check-out from the yacht.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons