Tambora, Indonesia

A two-mast phinisi schooner. The boat has a dedicated diving tender for seamless access to Indonesia's premier dive sites. Special facilities for photographers. Explore diverse destinations from the vibrant coral gardens of Raja Ampat and the hidden treasures of Triton Bay, to the historical spice routes of the Banda Sea, and the unparalleled biodiversity of Ambon, Sulawesi, and Halmahera.

Boat interior and exterior
The vessel features eight cozy cabins designed to house 16 guests. Lower-deck cabins offer twin beds, while the main deck boasts double-bed cabins. Each personal space comes with a water heater, so you can indulge in a warm shower after your dive. For leisure, choose between our spacious salon, complete with flat-screen TV and home cinema surround sound, or unwind on one of our three scenic lounge decks while soaking in ocean views. Onboard the Tambora Yacht, indulge in a culinary journey that spans Indonesian, European, and Japanese cuisine, freshly prepared and served five times a day. Quench your thirst with inclusive offerings of soft drinks, water, tea, coffee, and even beer - all included in your cruise package. For those who fancy something stronger or more refined, a comprehensive selection of wines and liquors is available for an extra charge.

Dive deck
The liveaboard is fully outfitted for a seamless diving experience. It features an air compressor along with a nitrox 21/36% compressor for those looking for enriched air options. DIN adaptors and rebreather support are available for technical divers. Additional amenities include rinse hosts, dedicated diving tenders, and a well-organized dive deck. Post-dive, enjoy warm water showers, and make use of ample personal storage space, ensuring that both you and your gear are well taken care of. Tech diving facilities round out the comprehensive offerings.

Itineraries
The boat offers multiple itineraries. Discover a tapestry of diving wonders as you voyage through diverse locales such as the coral gardens of Raja Ampat, the mysterious depths of Triton Bay, the historic Banda Sea, the vibrant marine life of Ambon, the rich ecosystems of Sulawesi, and the untouched beauty of Halmahera. From the allure of sunken wrecks to the marvels of macro photography, our seasoned crew is skilled in navigating you through it all. Experience the adrenaline rush of drift diving alongside majestic pelagics or find tranquility in secluded bays and untouched islands. No matter your preference, we make it our mission to guide you through an unparalleled underwater journey.

When to go
Raja Ampat is best from October to April, Triton Bay from March to December, and the Banda Sea shines from September to November and March to May. Ambon offers year-round diving but is especially good from September to June. Sulawesi is excellent all year but is at its best from May to October, while Halmahera is most favorable from April to September