Pindito, Indonesia

from

USD

492

per day

30 years of expertise in safe, flexible diving across Indonesian waters

Spacious camera room with individual space for every guest’s equipment

Inclusive of all food and drinks, including spirits and beer (wine not included)

Pindito guarantees a unique and safe adventure for diving and non-diving guests across the spectacular destinations of Indonesia. This popular vessel is known for its flexibility and dedication to safety, with customized schedules, including dives that can be scheduled according to weather conditions and group preferences. With consideration for independent exploration or perhaps just surfacing apart from the group, each dive group will be joined by a local speedboat driver to provide the safest and quickest surface location.

The vessel takes both divers and non-divers in comfort and considers specific sites for each group's desires. Exploration dives at less frequently visited sites are sometimes offered by the crew and provide a unique chance to see Indonesia's underwater jewels in total isolation, where this is accepted by the guests. Whale-watching trips in Raja Ampat and the Banda Sea can also be arranged-a very unique experience with this liveaboard.

Guests can relax and chat in quiet, over-engineered spaces conducive to a peaceful passage. The camera room is extremely well-appointed with volume space for each guest's equipment, easily catering to underwater photographers. Food and beverages are fully catered for on the boat, including spirits and beer; wine is excluded. Special diets can be catered for if pre-notified, allowing all guests to enjoy their dining and drinking with ease.

The team is made up of 21 well-versed members, which assures a high crew-to-guest ratio, allowing the crew to be very attentive and making for an enjoyable experience in safety. For added safety, surface marker buoys are available in case guests may need them.

It would be offering routes that take in Raja Ampat, the Banda Sea, and other prime Indonesian dive sites, housing some of the most varied underwater landscapes on the planet. Encounters include mantas in shoals, pygmy seahorses, and various shark species-a huge assortment of fish types. The underwater features vary from coral-covered vertical walls and deep-water trenches to one-of-a-kind submerged volcanic sites, with endless discoveries made by divers tailored to optimal diving conditions