Seven Seas, Indonesia

Seven Seas - a modern vessel made in traditional style. All port clearance and conservation fees as well as nitrox for certified divers already included in the price. Upper deck cabins offer a gorgeous panoramic view. Boat have a vast variety of itineraries including Raja Ampat, Komodo, Forgotten Islands, Triton Bay. Also, some of them can be combined.

Boat Interior
Seven Seas is a rather small boat, a number of cabins are only 8. Almost all are located on the lower deck. There are 2 double cabins and 4 twin bed cabins that you can share with another diver. Also, there are 2 cabins on the upper deck, supplied with queen beds. Each cabin has air conditioning. The time between and after dives passengers of Seven Seas can comfortably spend in the open-air salon. You can lay at is cozy couches and enjoy the gorgeous view of blue waters and islands. The upper deck is big enough and ideal for relaxing in the warm sun.

Dive Deck
Seven Seas dive deck is spacious, it has a dive shop, multiple compressors two speed boats used to get to dive sites. Also, there is a camera table here, to comfortably maintain photo gear.

Safety
Seven Seas crew cares about passengers' safety on board. There are life jackets and life rafts on board, Automated External Defibrillator.

Itinerary
Seven Seas itineraries include diving at the most recognized diving destination of Indonesia. There are trips to Raja Ampat, that is represented by the largest amount of coral and fish species. Another excellent destination that Seven Seas visiting is the Banda Sea, dive sites are consist of reefs, rocks, and a variety of underwater life, including dogtooth tuna, Mobula rays, schools of Fusiliers, thousands of red-tooth triggerfish, mandarin fish, and the native Ambon scorpionfish. One of the most acknowledged areas for diving in Indonesia is Komodo Park, which can be also visited during the safari on Seven Seas. It’s a great chance to meet large mantas, eagle rays, discover a macro life of this dazzling destination.

When to Go
Indonesia is all year round destination. Komodo is best to visit between April and August. To dive in Raja Ampat is better to choose a time from October until the end of April. The period from March and April and during the September to December is good to visit Banda Sea dive sites.

So, if you looking for comfort, traditional atmosphere, and superb diving Seven Seas Liveaboard is a good opportunity to get all this and even more