Wellenreng Liveaboard, Indonesia

Day 1:
We meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. After everyone arrives, we start the long crossing through Sele Strait towards Misool.
The rest of the day is for relaxing, unpacking cameras and getting familiar with the boat and crew.
No dives on first day

Day 2:
Misool: Daram (3 dives)
Today we visit the remote Daram islands. These reefs are packed with soft corals, fans and dense fish life. Expect drifting along colourful walls with fusiliers, napoleons and blacktip reef sharks.
Example dive sites: Andiamo, Warna Berwarna, Candy Store.

Day 3:
Misool: Boo / Yellit Area (4 dives)
A full day on Misool’s signature reefs. From Boo Windows to Yellit and Magic Mountain, these sites combine manta cleaning stations, ridges loaded with fish and long coral gardens with turtles and reef sharks. A night dive is planned.
Example dive sites: Magic Mountain, Boo Window, Eagle’s Nest, Yellit Kecil,

Day 4:
Misool: Fiabacet (3 dives)
Today we explore the Fiabacet chain, a stunning series of pinnacles connected by shallow ridges packed with soft corals. These sites often deliver busy fish action — trevallies, surgeonfish, turtles and swarms of anthias blanketing the slopes. The white sand sections attract wobbegongs and the deeper edges are home to dense gorgonian forests.
Example dive sites: Tank Rock, Nudi Rock, Whale Rock.

Day 5:
Misool: Wayilbatan (4 dives)
We continue exploring southern Misool, diving the colourful ridges and seamounts of Fiabacet and the Wayil area. Expect big soft corals, healthy fans, pygmy seahorses and excellent visibility.
Example dive sites: Four Kings, Wedding Cake, Barracuda Rock, Dunia Kecil.

Day 6:
Penemu (3 dives)
We arrive early at Penemu for a day of classic Dampier reefs, including large hard coral formations and high fish density when current is present. In the afternoon we hike to the famous viewpoint overlooking the star-shaped lagoons.
Example dive sites: My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, Batu Rufas.

Day 7:
Yangeffo / Gam (4 dives)
We enter one of the richest zones in Raja Ampat. Reefs like Mayhem and Citrus Ridge deliver big schools of barracudas, fusiliers, trevallies and bumphead parrotfish. Mangrove- ringed bays offer a beautiful setting during surface intervals.
Example dive sites: Mayhem, Citrus Ridge, Way Pretty Shallow, Gam North.

Day 8:
Yangeffo / Arborek (4 dives)
Another full diving day in central Raja Ampat. We start at Lalosi, then move to the manta cleaning station at Manta Sandy. After visiting Arborek village, we end the day with a night dive at the pier.
Example dive sites: Lalosi, Manta Sandy, Arborek Jetty, Arborek Jetty (night).

Day 9:
Dampier Strait (2 dives)
Our final diving day focuses on two iconic sites. Expect large schools of jacks, snappers, barracudas and frequent grey reef sharks. After diving, we cruise back to Sorong for a relaxed final evening.
Example dive sites: Cape Kri, Blue Magic.

Day 10:
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew.
We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel in Sorong.

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

Day 1:
Labuanbajo: Embarkation (1-2 dives)
We will meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer to the harbour during the morning. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. In the afternoon we will do a check dive and a night dive if possible.
Example dive sites: Sebayur Kecil

Day 2:
Central Komodo (4 Dives)
Central Komodo offers a mix of colourful hard-coral slopes, manta cleaning stations, and calm bays ideal for macro photography. Currents here can be moderate, bringing excellent visibility and large numbers of reef fish. It’s a very diverse area: from classic drift dives over acres of coral gardens to calm sandy bottoms. In the afternoon we will visit the famous Pink Beach.
Example dive sites: Tatawa Besar, Siaba Kecil, Manta Point, Pink Beach (night).

Day 3:
South Komodo (3 dives) - Subject to weather conditions
Cooler waters in the south attract an impressive concentration of mantas and pelagic life. Temperatures often drop to 22–24°C, increasing fish density and bringing in large schools around the pinnacles. After the dives, the boat anchors near Padar Island for the famous late-afternoon hike to one of Indonesia’s most iconic viewpoints.
Example dive sites: Manta Alley x 2, Three Sisters

Day 4:
Central Komodo (4 dives)
This day in central Komodo blends action-packed reefs with slower, detail-focused dives. Batu Bolong brings its classic fish action, while nearby bays offer colourful corals and interesting critters.
Example dive sites: Batu Bolong, Tatawa Kecil, Police Corner, Wainilu (night).

Day 5:
North Komodo (3 Dives)
Gili Lawa Laut is one of Komodo’s high-adrenaline areas, known for strong currents and dense marine life. Expect reef sharks, giant trevallies, schooling surgeonfish and the occasional dolphin or whale shark. Reef hooks are commonly used at the main sites. At sunset time, we’ll do a trekking to the viewpoint of Gili Lawa Island
Example dive sites: Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, The Cauldron, Gili Lawa Darat

Day 6:
North + Central Komodo (4 Dives)
After the morning dives in the north, we return to central Komodo, this day combines iconic high-energy sites with more relaxed coral gardens. From the legendary Batu Bolong to calm bays full of critters, it’s a varied and rewarding day with excellent visibility and large numbers of reef fish.
Example dive sites: Crystal Rock, Golden Passage, Batu Bolong, Siaba Besar.

Day 7:
Central Komodo (2 dives)
Two final morning dives offer beautiful reefs and one last chance to spot mantas.
After diving, guests can join an optional short trek to see the Komodo dragons in Pulau Rinca and enjoy a sunset evening on the beach.
Example dive sites: Mawan, Pengah Kecil

Day 8:
Disembarkation: Labuanbajo
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew.
We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel in Labuanbajo.

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

Day 1:
Labuan bajo: Embarkation (1-2 dives)
We will meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer to the harbour during the morning. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. In the afternoon we will do a check dive and a night dive if possible.
Example dive sites: Sebayur Kecil

Day 2:
Central Komodo (4 Dives)
Central Komodo offers a mix of colourful hard-coral slopes, manta cleaning stations, and calm bays ideal for macro photography. Currents here can be moderate, bringing excellent visibility and large numbers of reef fish. It’s a very diverse area: from classic drift dives over acres of coral gardens to calm sandy bottoms. In the afternoon, we will visit the famous Pink Beach.
Example dive sites: Tatawa Besar, Siaba Kecil, Manta Point, Pink Beach (night).

Day 3:
Central Komodo (3 dives)
This day we will start the day with a hike to the iconic Padar Island viewpoint. Next we’ll continue diving in central Komodo. Batu Bolong brings its classic fish action, while nearby bays offer colourful corals and interesting critters.
Example dive sites: Batu Bolong, Mawan, Wainilu (night).

Day 4:
North Komodo (4 Dives)
Gili Lawa Laut is one of Komodo’s high-adrenaline areas, known for strong currents and dense marine life. Expect reef sharks, giant trevallies, schooling surgeonfish and the occasional dolphin or whale shark. Reef hooks are commonly used at the main sites. At sunset time, we’ll do a trekking to the viewpoint of Gili Lawa Island
Example dive sites: Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, The Cauldron, Gili Lawa Darat

Day 5:
Central Komodo (2 dives)
Two final morning dives offer beautiful reefs and one last chance to spot mantas.
After diving, guests can join an optional short trek to see the Komodo dragons in Pulau Rinca and enjoy a sunset evening on the beach.
Example dive sites: Tatawa Kecil, Pengah Kecil

Day 6:
Disembarkation: Labuanbajo
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew.
We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel in Labuanbajo.

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

Day 1 | Sorong to Dampier Strait
Arrival: Guests will be picked up from the airport or their hotel and transported to the harbor. Upon arrival, you will be warmly greeted and guided to the Wellenreng, your new home at sea for the next few days.
Welcome Drinks & Safety Briefing: Enjoy a welcome drink and delicious snacks while Cruise Director Nico or Rosa provides a safety briefing about onboard procedures and gives an overview of the trip itinerary.
Meet the Wellenreng Crew: Our crew is eager to create a memorable experience for you and your group.
Cabin Settling: Guests will be shown to their cabins, where they can settle in, unpack, and refresh before our adventures begin.
Sailing towards Dampier Strait.

Day 2 | Misool Marine Park - Wayil
Dive 1— Barracuda: Our first day in Misool Marine Park is at the stunning coral garden of Barracuda Rock. Divers will be greeted by barracuda, trevallies, and schooling fish.
Dive 2— Wedding Cake: The unique topography of colorful drop-offs makes Wedding Cake a must-see dive site. At 30m, in the sandy channel, you’ll find a series of bommies with coral trout and schools of fusiliers. Don’t forget to look under rock formations for wobblegong sharks.
Dive 3—Four Kings: Raja Ampat, translated into English, means four kings. It’s no surprise that this spectacular dive site is the name of the area. Four Kings are four steep pinnacles rising out of deeper depths, each covered in soft coral and colorful tunicates. The range of colors is mindblowing. It’s also an action-packed site with schools of jacks, barracuda, and surgeonfish. If you’re lucky, a manta will be waiting for you at one of the cleaning stations.
Excursion to Love Lagoon: After a full day of incredible dives, we will hike up to the Love Lagoon viewpoint with breathtaking panoramic views of the lagoon and surrounding islands

Day 3 | Misool Marine Park - Central
Dive 1— Eagle’s Nest: We start the morning with a thrilling dive at Eagle’s Nest, where you’ll find an incredibly healthy reef and diverse marine life. There’s even a good chance of reef and oceanic manta sightings.
Dive 2— Magic Mountain: Also known as Karang Bayangan or “Shadow Reef,” is a submerged pinnacle with tons of action! The current brings nutrient waters where massive schools of fish congregate. You’ll be amazed watching trevally and tuna hunt while reef sharks pass by. Magic Mountain is one of the best dive sites in Misool, and we guarantee you’ll surface with a big smile!
Dive 3—Nudi Rock: The middle island in the Fiabacet group has two shrub-like trees resembling a nudibranch. Below the water, divers will be immersed in a myriad of hard and soft corals and sea fans. The dive is spectacular from beginning to end!
Jane’s Beach: We will spend sunset relaxing on Jane’s Beach. It is a remote and quiet place with a white sandy beach and lagoons for kayaking. It’s a perfect spot for a sunset drink and swapping dive stories from a fantastic diving day.

Day 4| Misool Marine Park - Central
Dive 1— Tank Rock: Typical of many of the dive sites in Misool, Tank Rock’s colorful and diverse soft corals create a beautiful backdrop. But it’s not only the corals that make this site special; here, you’ll also find a wide diversity of reef fish and hunters.
Dive 2— Yillet Kecil: Features a wall with beautiful sea fans, soft corals, and abundant fish life. Barramundi and hawksbill turtles frequent this site. But don’t forget to look into the blue for schools of barracuda.
Dive 3— Romeo: Keep your fingers crossed on Romeo, and you might find a “walking shark,” which is endemic to Raja Ampat. You

Day 5| Misool Marine Park - Wagmob
Dive 1— Caves & Walls: On Pulau Farondi, we will explore a series of caves and walls descending to 30 meters. You can find large groupers and sweetlips in some of the overhang caves. Don’t forget to look for macro critters on the walls.
Dive 2—Wagmob Wall: Divers will be delighted by a wall draped in colorful soft corals and sea fans. We often see schools of snappers and the occasional hunting fish passing by. It’s also a good site for macro.
Snorkel in Jellyfish Lake: Lenmakana Jellyfish Lake boasts an exotic allure that captivates visitors with its unique charm—snorkel with jellyfish without stingers! These spineless creatures form colonies in a saline lagoon within the scenic landscapes of South Misool. Despite their notorious reputation for venomous stings, the jellyfish in Lenmakana are surprisingly sting-free.
Ancient Wall Paintings Excursion: This area has at least 40 prehistoric sites with Austronesian paintings. The sites display images of marine life, plants, humans, tools, and boats. The paintings are believed to date as far back as 3,000 – 5,000 years ago.

Day 6| Misool Marine Park - Balbulol
Dive 1— Love Potion #9: This site sits in a maze of spectacular submerged reefs. Colorful colors, schooling fish, and big predators make this site a favorite among many divers.
Dive 2— Love Potion Wall: On the north side of the Love Potion site is a wall incrusted in vibrant soft and hard corals. Divers will have difficulty deciding to look at the plethora of reef fish or macro critters.
Dive 3 or Kayak in Balbulol Lagoons: In the afternoon, guests have the option of going for a third dive or kayaking in Balbulol Lagoons. Balbulol is famous for its dramatic karst islands and hidden lagoons with clear turquoise water, which make it a perfect spot for kayaking and snorkeling.

Day 7| Misool Marine Park - Balbulol
Dive 1— No Contest: We start the morning with a current dive at No Contest. The current brings schools of barracuda, jacks, batfish, sweetlips, and snappers. Don’t forget your reef hooks for this dive.
Dive 2—Cathedral Cave: First, we’ll explore the reef along one of Balbulol’s many karst islands. At the end of the dive, we swim through an underwater cavern into a cave. As we surface in the cave, divers will be awed by the formations on the cave ceiling, which look like Cathedrals.
Dive 3— Balbulol Pinnacle: A stunning seamound with vibrant corals and schooling fish. We love the afternoon light here and are often find it to be a peaceful, relaxing dive to end the day with.

Day 8| Central Raja - Batanta
Arefi Village Tour: We’ll spend the morning walking around Arefi Village, a small fishing community on Batanta Island. Greet children as they walk to school or watch local fisherman bring in their catch.
Arefi Reef: Features a gently sloping reef with large coral bommies teaming with reef fish. One can also spot sweetlips, reef sharks, and turtles. Don’t forget to look down because Arefi Reef is also a good macro site.
Waterfalls & Mangrove Forest Expedition: In the afternoon, we’ll explore an extensive mangrove forest. A small hike through the jungle will lead us to an idealistic waterfall where your group will be the only ones swimming in the cool, crisp waters.


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

Day 1:
Meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear, and join the welcome briefing. After everyone arrives, we start the long crossing through the Sele Strait towards Misool.
The rest of the day is for relaxing, unpacking cameras, and getting familiar with the boat and crew.
No dives on the first day

Day 2:
Misool: Daram (3 dives)
Today, we visit the remote Daram islands. These reefs are packed with soft corals, fans, and dense fish life. Expect drifting along colourful walls with fusiliers, napoleons, and blacktip reef sharks.
Example dive sites: Andiamo, Warna Berwarna, Candy Store.

Day 3:
Misool: Boo / Yellit Area (4 dives)
A full day on Misool’s signature reefs. From Boo Windows to Yellit and Magic Mountain, these sites combine manta cleaning stations, ridges loaded with fish, and long coral gardens with turtles and reef sharks. A night dive is planned.
Example dive sites: Magic Mountain, Boo Window, Eagle’s Nest, Yellit Kecil,

Day 4:
Misool: Fiabacet (3 dives)
Today, we explore the Fiabacet chain, a stunning series of pinnacles connected by shallow ridges packed with soft corals. These sites often deliver busy fish action — trevallies, surgeonfish, turtles, and swarms of anthias blanketing the slopes. The white sand sections attract wobbegongs, and the deeper edges are home to dense gorgonian forests.
Example dive sites: Tank Rock, Nudi Rock, Whale Rock.

Day 5:
Misool: Wayilbatan (4 dives)
We continue exploring southern Misool, diving the colourful ridges and seamounts of Fiabacet and the Wayil area. Expect big soft corals, healthy fans, pygmy seahorses, and excellent visibility.
Example dive sites: Four Kings, Wedding Cake, Barracuda Rock,and  Dunia Kecil.

Day 6:
Penemu (3 dives)
We arrive early at Penemu for a day of classic Dampier reefs, including large hard coral formations and high fish density when the current is present. In the afternoon, we hike to the famous viewpoint overlooking the star-shaped lagoons.
Example dive sites: My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, Batu Rufas.

Day 7:
Yangeffo / Arborek (4 dives)
Another full diving day in central Raja Ampat. We start at Lalosi, then move to the manta cleaning station at Manta Sandy. After visiting Arborek village, we ended the day with a night dive at the pier.
Example dive sites: Lalosi, Manta Sandy, Arborek Jetty, Arborek Jetty (night).

Day 8:
Dampier Strait (2 dives)
Our final diving day focuses on two iconic sites. Expect large schools of jacks,
snappers, barracudas and frequent grey reef sharks. After diving, we cruise back to
Sorong for a relaxed final evening.
Example dive sites: Cape Kri, Blue Magic.

Day 9:
Wasai to Sorong
Last Breakfast: Guests will enjoy their last meal on the Wellenreng in Sorong harbor. 
Departure.

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

Day 1 – Ambon : Embarkation (1 dive)
We meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer you to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. In the afternoon we will do a check dive in the bay of Ambon before starting our journey toward the Banda Sea.

Day 2 – Nusa Laut (3 dives)
On the second day of the cruise, diving around Nusa Laut sets an inspiring tone for the journey ahead. Pristine coral reefs, exceptional visibility, and abundant reef life combine to deliver beautiful, colorful dives, offering an early highlight of this Banda Sea.

Example dive sites: Ameth drop off, Pulau Pombo, Molana Wall.

Day 3 – Suanggi (3 dives)
On the following day, diving at Suanggi offers a true open-ocean experience at this remote volcanic seamount. Dramatic underwater terrain, rich coral growth and dense fish life set the scene for powerful wide-angle dives. This is often the last chance for a hammerhead shark encounter, adding anticipation and excitement to these wild Banda Sea dives.

Example dive sites: Jakpot, Suanggi south, Suanggi north wall.

Day 4 – Banda Islands (4 dives)
On day four of the cruise, diving around the Banda Islands combines outstanding underwater exploration with a touch of history. Colorful reefs, clear water and abundant marine life offer beautiful dives, before going ashore to visit Fort Belgica, a remarkable heritage site overlooking Banda Neira and reflecting the region’s rich colonial past.

Example dive sites: Pohon Miring, Batu Kapal Pinnacle, BK ridge.

Day 5 – Manuk (4 dives)
On day five of the cruise, diving at Manuk offers a truly unique experience around this active volcanic island. Black sand slopes, bubbling fumaroles and nutrient-rich waters attract large schools of fish, hunting predators and an abundance of marine life. Expect dynamic dives with fantastic soft corals, dramatic scenery and a wild, unforgettable atmosphere.

Example dive sites: Infinity, Bubble Reef, Coconut Ridge.

Day 6 – Hatta Islands (3 dives)
On day six of the cruise, diving at Hatta Island showcases the classic beauty of the Banda Sea. Vibrant coral reefs, crystal-clear water and lively fish populations create superb wide-angle dives. Rich reef life and schooling fish dominate the scene, and with some luck, hammerhead sharks may once again make a memorable appearance.

Example dive sites: Tanjung Buton, Karang Hatta, Hole in the Wall.

Day 7 – Koon Island (2 dives)
Situated between the Banda Sea and Raja Ampat, Koon Island marks a scenic transition between two iconic regions. Rich marine life and lively reefs offer rewarding dives, with schooling fish and vibrant underwater scenery, before continuing toward Raja Ampat.

Example dive sites: Too Many Fishes.

Day 8 – Misool: Boo / Yellit (4 dives)
A full day on Misool’s signature reefs. From Boo Windows to Yellit and Magic Mountain, these sites combine manta cleaning stations, ridges loaded with fish and long coral gardens with turtles and reef sharks. A night dive is planned.

Example dive sites: Magic Mountain, Boo Window, Eagle’s Nest, Yellit Kecil,

Day 9 – Misool: Fiabacet (4 dives)
Today we explore the Fiabacet chain, a stunning series of pinnacles connected by shallow ridges packed with soft corals. These sites often deliver busy fish action—trevallies, surgeonfish, turtles and swarms of anthias blanketing the slopes. The white sand sections attract wobbegongs and the deeper edges are home to dense gorgonian forests.

Example dive sites: Tank Rock, Nudi Rock, Whale Rock.

Day 10 – Misool: Daram (2 dives)
On the last day, we will visit the remote Daram islands. These reefs are packed with soft corals, fans and dense fish life. Expect drifting along colourful walls with fusiliers, napoleons and blacktip reef sharks.

Example dive sites: Andiamo, Warna Warni, Candy Store.

Day 11 – Sorong: Disembarkation
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew. We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel.

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

Day 1 – Saumlaki: Embarkation
We meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer you to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. After everyone arrives, we begin our journey toward the Banda Sea.

The rest of the day is for relaxing, unpacking cameras, and getting comfortable with the boat and crew.

No dives on the first day

Day 2 – Dai Islands (3 dives)
Your first diving day around Dai Island reveals the pristine beauty of the Banda Sea. Dramatic walls, untouched coral reefs, and crystal-clear waters create breathtaking wide-angle scenes, complemented by schooling pelagics and vibrant reef life. Expect exhilarating dives with excellent visibility, striking reefscape,s and rewarding encounters both big and small.

Example dive sites: Red Manuk, Dai wall.

Day 3 – Nil Desperandum (3 dives)
On the third day of the cruise, diving at Nil Desperandum takes you into one of the Banda Sea’s most remote and legendary areas. Steep walls, pristine coral growt,h and deep blue drop-offs create impressive wide-angle scenery, while large schools of fish patrol the reefs. With luck, encounters with hammerhead sharks add an unforgettable highlight to these clear, exhilarating dives.

Example dive sites: ND North wall, The Corner.

Day 4 – Serua (3 dives)
On day four of the cruise, diving at Serua takes you to a remote volcanic island in the heart of the Banda Sea. Steep slopes and walls, healthy coral growth, and dramatic underwater landscapes attract dense schools of reef fish and pelagics. With some luck, another encounter with hammerhead sharks may crown these spectacular dives.

Example dive sites: Serua wall, Sesi Meti.

Day 5 – Manuk (4 dives)
On day five of the cruise, diving at Manuk offers a truly unique experience around this active volcanic island. Black sand slopes, bubbling fumaroles, and nutrient-rich waters attract large schools of fish, hunting predators, and an abundance of marine life. Expect dynamic dives with fantastic soft corals, dramatic scenery and a wild, unforgettable atmosphere.

Example dive sites: Infinity, Bubble Reef, Coconut Ridge.

Day 6 – Hatta Islands (4 dives)
On day six of the cruise, diving at Hatta Island showcases the classic beauty of the Banda Sea. Vibrant coral reefs, crystal-clear water, and lively fish populations create superb wide-angle dives. Rich reef life and schooling fish dominate the scene, and with some luck, hammerhead sharks may once again make a memorable appearance.

Example dive sites: Tanjung Buton, Karang Hatta, Hole in the Wall.

Day 7 – Banda Islands (4 dives)
On day seven of the cruise, diving around the Banda Islands combines outstanding underwater exploration with a touch of history. Colorful reefs, clear water and abundant marine life offer beautiful dives, before going ashore to visit Fort Belgica, a remarkable heritage site overlooking Banda Neira and reflecting the region’s rich colonial past.

Example dive sites: Pohon Miring, Batu Kapal Pinnacle, BK ridge.

Day 8 – Ai & Run Islands (4 dives)
On day eight of the cruise, diving at Ai and Run Islands continues the adventure in the Banda Sea. Pristine reefs, dramatic underwater landscapes and vibrant fish life define the dives, with the possibility of another encounter with hammerhead sharks adding an exciting highlight to the day.

Example dive sites: Ai Wall, Drop Off, Nailaka slope.

Day 9 – Suanggi (3 dives)
On the following day, diving at Suanggi offers a true open-ocean experience at this remote volcanic seamount. Dramatic underwater terrain, rich coral growth and dense fish life set the scene for powerful wide-angle dives. This is often the last chance for a hammerhead shark encounter, adding anticipation and excitement to these wild Banda Sea dives.

Example dive sites: Jakpot, Suanggi south, Suanggi north wall.

Day 10 – Nusa Laut (1 or 2 dives)
On the final day of the cruise, diving at Nusa Laut concludes the journey on a high note. Pristine coral reefs, exceptional visibility and abundant reef life deliver beautiful, colorful dives, offering a fitting and memorable end to this Banda Sea expedition.

Example dive sites: Ameth drop off, Pulau Pombo.

Day 11 – Ambon : Disembarkation
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew. We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel.

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

Day 1 – Maumere: Embarkation
We meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer you to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. After everyone arrives, we begin our journey toward the forgotten islands. The rest of the day is for relaxing and getting familiar with the boat and crew.

No dive on the first day

Day 2 – Kawula (3 dives)
The second day is spent diving along the northern cape of Kawula Island, where reef slopes and walls drop into clear, open water. Healthy coral formations, excellent visibility, and abundant reef life create colorful and engaging dives, offering a strong start to the journey.

Example dive sites: Bacatan Wall, Tanjung Dewi.

Day 3 – Alor (4 dives)
Day three explores the rich waters of Alor, known for dramatic underwater landscapes and exceptional marine diversity. Colorful reefs, impressive coral formations, and dense fish life provide engaging dives in one of eastern Indonesia’s most rewarding regions.

Example dive sites: Babylon Wall, Pantar Wall, Red Sand, Masjid.

Day 4 – Alor (3 dives)
A second day in Alor allows for deeper exploration of this outstanding region. Diverse reef structures, vibrant coral life, and plentiful fish action continue to deliver memorable dives, highlighting the richness and variety of Alor’s underwater world.

Example dive sites: Ternate Wall, Karang H, Clown Valley.

Day 5 – Wetar (3 dives)
Remote and seldom visited, Wetar Island feels far removed from regular dive routes. The day is marked by a sense of exploration, with dives unfolding along expansive reef systems influenced by open waters. Its isolation and scale make Wetar a striking and memorable stop in the itinerary.

Example dive sites: Tanjung Tutunukae, Tanjung Reong.

Day 6 – Nyata (4 dives)
Nyata Island offers a calmer rhythm, with dives taking place along sheltered reef areas and varied underwater topography. The scenery shifts between coral-covered slopes and shallower reef zones, creating enjoyable, unhurried dives before the journey continues northward.

Example dive sites: The Arch, Nyata North, Nyata South corner.

Day 7 – Kital (4 dives)
Day seven explores the remote waters around Kital Island, where vibrant reefs and clear visibility create enjoyable and varied dives. Rich coral growth and abundant reef life make this a rewarding stop as the cruise continues toward its next destination.

Example dive sites: Kital, Lompat, Coral garden, Telang Slope.

Day 8 – Nusleur & Terbang Islands (4 dives)
Set along a quiet stretch of islands, Nusleur and Terbang offer a sense of isolation and exploration. Diving here reveals contrasting reef profiles and changing underwater scenery, shaped by open-sea influence and natural channels between the islands. It is a day defined as much by the setting as by the dives themselves, adding character to the journey as the cruise moves onward.

Example dive sites: Nusleur Wall, Terbang Utara, Terbang Selatan.

Day 9 – Teun (3 dives)
Rising from deep water, Teun Island presents a stark volcanic character both above and below the surface. Diving here reveals darker rock formations, contrasting textures, and pockets of reef life adapted to this dramatic environment, adding a bold and distinctive chapter to the itinerary.

Example dive sites: Teun Slope, T1, Teun Wall.

Day 10 – Dai (1 or 2 dives)
The final day of diving takes place around Dai Island, bringing the underwater journey to a graceful close. Unspoiled reefs, clear water, and balanced reef ecosystems provide relaxed yet beautiful dives, allowing time to appreciate the richness of the region before the cruise concludes.

Example dive sites: Red Manuk, Dai Wall.

Day 11 – Saumlaki : Disembarkation
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew. We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel.

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

Day 1 – Bitung: Embarkation (1 dive)
We meet you at the airport in Manado or your hotel and transfer to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing.
After settling in, we do the check dive in one of the protected bays of Lembeh Strait.
Example dive sites: Hairball.

Day 2 – Flesko (4 dives)
Your first full day of diving takes place around Tanjung Flesko, a region with coral slopes, ridges and changing visibility that creates great atmosphere for photography. Expect healthy reefs, macro life and relaxed diving.
Example dive sites: Batu Mandi, Flesko Garden, Flesko Brother, Mangrove Corner.

Day 3 – Bolsel (3 dives)
We continue south into Bolsel, a coastal region known for colourful reefs, soft corals and plenty of reef fish. Bolsel offers gentle drifts and varied topography with excellent biodiversity.
Example dive sites: Princess Maherna, Bare’s, Soputa, Transpatua Mangrove.

Day 4 – Gorontalo (4 dives)
The scenery changes as we arrive in Gorontalo, famous for its volcanic formations, Salvador Dali sponges and steep walls. This area lies along a migratory route and occasionally offers whale shark encounters.
Example dive sites: Djin Cave, Traffic Circle, Swerling Steps, Gorontalo ND.

Day 5 – Togian Islands: Una-Una (3 dives)
We enter the calm waters of Tomini Bay and reach Una-Una, an active volcanic island with nutrient-rich reefs. Expect huge sponges, lush coral slopes and plenty of schooling fish.
Example dive sites: Fishomania, Kingston Wall, Black Forest.

Day 6 – Togian Islands: Una-Una (4 dives)
Another full day at Una-Una gives time to explore more volcanic reefs, pinnacles and lava-formed landscapes. Marine life is abundant and conditions are generally calm.
Example dive sites: Apollo, Fishomania (south sector), Apollo Ridge, South Una-Una.

Day 7 – Togian Islands: Kadidiri (3 dives)
We continue west into the central Togians toward Kadidiri, known for its coral gardens, gentle slopes and good visibility. The area has a mix of wide-angle and macro opportunities.
Example dive sites: B24 Bomber Wreck, Kadidiri Wall, Shark Point.

Day 8 – Pulau Dua (4 dives)
We reach the remote Pulau Dua area, known for its dramatic walls, caverns and large coral heads. The reefs here feel untouched and the conservation efforts in the area help maintain healthy corals and thriving fish populations.
Example dive sites: Batu Gong, Tanduk, Ali Baba 1, Pulau Dua ND.

Day 9 – Pulau Dua (4 dives)
A second day in Pulau Dua allows time to explore more pinnacles, slopes and sheltered bays. Expect relaxed drifts and a healthy mix of reef fish and macro critters.
Example dive sites: Solan, Batu Tetek, Ali Baba 2, Tompotika house reef.

Day 10 – Pulau Dua (2 dives)
Two morning dives around Pulau Dua, enjoying one last look at its walls, caverns and coral formations. In the afternoon, there is an excursion on Pulau Dua island to explore its beaches and viewpoint before starting the overnight navigation toward Luwuk.
Example dive sites: Batu Gong, Tanduk.

Day 11 – Luwuk: Disembarkation
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew. We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel.

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

Day 1:
Ternate: Embarkation (1 dive)
We meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. After settling in, we do the check dive in the protected reefs around the island to get comfortable with equipment and procedures.
Example dive sites: Nukila.

Day 2:
Tidore (4 dives)
Today we explore the reefs around Tidore, known for healthy coral gardens, gentle slopes and calm conditions. It’s a great area to ease into the trip while enjoying colourful hard corals and plentiful reef fish.
Example dive sites: Am Point 1, Am Point 2, Maitara North.

Day 3:
Saleh (4 dives)
We spend the day around the islands of Saleh, diving a mix of rocky outcrops, coral slopes and ridges with excellent visibility. This area offers varied topography and plenty of schooling fish.
Example dive sites: Batu Mangga, Tanjung Tower, Batu Jabu.

Day 4:
Kusu (3 dives)
Kusu’s reefs offer beautiful ridges, small pinnacles and rich coral formations.
Conditions are usually calm, making it ideal for relaxed diving and photography.
Example dive sites: Kusu Ridge, Pulau Sabatang, Tanjung Neraka.

Day 5:
Proco (4 dives)
We move to the Proco area, where you can expect clear water, sandy slopes and colourful coral gardens. It’s a pleasant zone for wide-angle and relaxed exploration.
Example dive sites: Proco Pasir Putih, Proco Garden, Oci Point.

Day 6:
North Bacan & Kasiruta (3 dives)
Diving around Bacan and Kasiruta brings dramatic topography, large boulders and rich marine life. The afternoon often features relaxed dives with great chances to find critters among the rocks. After the dives, we enjoy a relaxed beach BBQ in a quiet bay, the perfect way to end the day.
Example dive sites: Split Rock, Batu Gorango, Tanjung Dahabira.

Day 7:
Goraichi (4 dives)
Goraichi is known for stunning seamounts, steep walls and strong fish action.
Expect excellent visibility and healthy reefs, along with big schools and occasional pelagic encounters.
Example dive sites: Rinas Rock, Siko Pinnacle, Tanjung Siko, Siko Utara

Day 8:
Tifore (3 dives)
Tifore is all about current-fed ridges and schooling fish. It’s an exciting day with the possibility of seeing large schools of fusiliers, trevallies and barracuda around the island.
Example dive sites: Tifore Reef, Tifore Ridge, Tifore Corner.

Day 9:
Lembeh Strait (4 dives)
We arrive in Lembeh Strait for world-class muck diving. Black-sand slopes, unique critters and endless macro subjects make this a favourite spot for photographers.
Example dive sites: Angel Window, TK1, Retak Leri, Air Prang.

Day 10:
Lembeh Strait (1 or 2 dives)
Two relaxed morning dives in the heart of Lembeh, focusing on macro life and critters unique to the strait. After the dives, the afternoon is free for rest, photo editing or exploring around the bay.
Example dive sites: Rojos, Makawide.

Day 11:
Bitung: Disembarkation
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew.
We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel in Bitung or Manado.


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

Day 1 – Kaimana: Embarkation
We meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer you to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. After everyone arrives, we begin our journey toward Triton Bay.
The rest of the day is for relaxing, unpacking cameras and getting comfortable with the boat and crew.
No dives on the first day

Day 2 – Triton Bay (4 dives)
Your first diving day begins in the heart of Triton Bay. Soft coral gardens, dense schools of reef fish and colourful underwater landscapes set the tone. Expect a mix of gentle drifts, wide-angle scenes and plenty of macro.
Example dive sites: Little Komodo South, Little Komodo North, Bo’s Rainbow, Triton Slope.

Day 3 – Triton Bay (4 dives)
A second day exploring the best of Triton Bay. 3 Rocks often delivers excellent fish action, while Aiduma’s slopes hold soft corals, wobbegongs and surprising macro life.
Example dive sites: 3 Rocks, Little Komodo North, Pulau Aiduma Slope.

Day 4 – Triton Bay Bagans (2 dives)
Morning dives around the traditional fishing platforms, where whale sharks regularly appear as they feed under the nets. After lunch, we might visit the ancient Namatote rock art, a cultural highlight displayed along the limestone cliffs.
Example dive sites: Bagan fishing platforms.

Day 5 – Momon Area (2–3 dives)
After an overnight crossing, we reach the Momon region. Reefs combine hard and soft coral, steady fish life and occasional pelagic surprises. A short excursion to the Momon waterfall is also posible before another long night crossing.
Example dive sites: Karang Paradise, Momon Kecil.

Day 6 – Pulau Pisang (2-3 dives)
Seventy miles south of Misool sits the remote Pisang archipelago, a cluster of small islands surrounded by incredibly healthy reefs. Expect clear water, strong coral growth and plenty of reef life thanks to its isolation.
Example dive sites: The Pinnacle, Pisang Wall, T-bone reef.

Day 7 – Misool: Wayilbatan (4 dives)
Entering the Raja Ampat section of the trip, today you dive the colourful ridges and seamounts of southern Misool. Soft corals, fans, pygmy seahorses and schooling fish are common around these dramatic limestone formations.
Example dive sites: Four Kings, Wedding Cake, Barracuda Rock, Dunia Kecil.

Day 8 – Misool: Fiabacet (3 dives)
A full day around the Fiabacet chain, known for pinnacles connected by shallow ridges packed with soft corals and anthias. Expect turtles, trevallies, surgeonfish and healthy gorgonian forests.
Example dive sites: Tank Rock, Nudi Rock, Whale Rock.

Day 9 – Misool: Boo / Yellit Area (4 dives)
A full day on Misool’s signature reefs. From Boo Windows to Yellit and Magic Mountain, these sites combine manta cleaning stations, ridges loaded with fish and long coral gardens with turtles and reef sharks. A night dive is planned.
Example dive sites: Magic Mountain, Boo Window, Eagle’s Nest, Yellit Kecil.

Day 10 – Misool: Daram (3 dives)
Your final diving day explores the remote Daram islands. Drifting along soft-coral-covered walls, you’ll see fusiliers, napoleons and blacktip reef sharks cruising by.
Example dive sites: Andiamo, Warna Berwarna, Candy Store.

Day 11 – Sorong Disembarkation
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew. We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel in Sorong.


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

Day 1:
Guests are met at the airport or their hotel and transferred to the harbour. Once on board, there is time to settle into cabins, set up dive equipment, and attend a welcome briefing. After all guests have arrived, the vessel departs toward Misool.
The rest of the day is for relaxing and getting familiar with the boat and crew.
No dives on the first day

Day 2:
Misool: Daram (3 dives)
On this day, the cruise visits the remote Daram Islands, where reefs are richly adorned with soft corals and sea fans and alive with dense fish populations.
Colorful walls offer scenic drifts, often accompanied by schools of fusiliers, Napoleon wrasse, and the occasional blacktip reef shark.
Example dive sites: Andiamo, Warna Berwarna, Candy Store.

Day 3:
Misool: Boo / Yellit Area (4 dives)
A full day on Misool’s signature reefs. From Boo Windows to Yellit and Magic Mountain, these sites combine manta cleaning stations, ridges loaded with fish and long coral gardens with turtles and reef sharks. A night dive is planned.
Example dive sites: Magic Mountain, Boo Window, Eagle’s Nest, Yellit Kecil,

Day 4:
Misool: Fiabacet (3 dives)
We continue exploring Misool around the Fiabacet chain, a stunning series of pinnacles connected by shallow ridges packed with soft corals. These sites often deliver busy fish action, trevallies, surgeonfish, turtles and swarms of anthias. The white sand sections are homes to some wobbegong sharks and the deeper edges are home to dense gorgonian forests.
Example dive sites: Tank Rock, Nudi Rock, Whale Rock.

Day 5:
Misool: Wayilbatan (4 dives)
Last day in Raja Ampat with southern Misool, diving the colourful ridges and seamounts of Fiabacet and the Wayil area. Expect big soft corals, healthy fans, pygmy seahorses and excellent visibility. 
Example dive sites: Four Kings, Wedding Cake, Kaleidoscope Ridge.

Day 6:
Pulau Pisang (2 dives)
A crossing day with two dives around Pisang, known for hard coral reefs, bommies, and clear water. After the second dive, we continue crossing north toward Halmahera.
Example dive sites: Lighthouse Reef, Batu Anyur.

Day 7:
Halmahera: Pantiti Strait (Kusu / Proco - 4 dives)
Your first Halmahera dives explore the reefs around Kusu and Proco, where strong currents bring excellent visibility, hard corals, and schooling fish. These sites are ideal for wide-angle and encounters with pelagics.
Example dive sites: Pretty Shallow, Kusu Ridge, Proco Ridge.

Day 8:
Halmahera: Pantiti Strait ( Saleh - 3 dives)
We continue to explore the Pantiti Strait around the north of Saleh, where currents create unforgettable diving experiences, and the abundance of corals and fish will leave you speechless.
Example dive sites: Batu Jabu, Batu Mangga, The tower.

Day 9:
Halmahera – Goraichi / Laigoma (4 dives)
A mixed day between Laigoma and the surrounding islands. Expect caverns, dramatic rock formations and rich coral life, plus the chance for a quick exploration of Laigoma’s limestone caves if conditions allow.
Example dive sites: Batu Mandi, Siko Rock, Siko Pinnacle.

Day 10:
Halmahera – Tidore (1 or 2 dives)
A final relaxing dive on the volcanic slopes around Tidore, where black sand meets healthy coral heads. After the dive, we visit Tidore and its historical fort and then we begin the final navigation toward Ternate.
Example dive sites: Filongga Island.

Day 11:
Ternate: Disembarkation
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew.
We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel in Ternate.


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

Day 1:
We meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. After everyone arrives, we start the long crossing through Sele Strait towards Misool.
The rest of the day is for relaxing, unpacking cameras and getting familiar with the boat and crew.
No dives on first day

Day 2:
Misool: Daram (3 dives)
Today we visit the remote Daram islands. These reefs are packed with soft corals, fans and dense fish life. Expect drifting along colourful walls with fusiliers, napoleons and blacktip reef sharks.
Example dive sites: Andiamo, Warna Berwarna, Candy Store.

Day 3:
Misool: Boo / Yellit Area (4 dives)
A full day on Misool’s signature reefs. From Boo Windows to Yellit and Magic Mountain, these sites combine manta cleaning stations, ridges loaded with fish and long coral gardens with turtles and reef sharks. A night dive is planned.
Example dive sites: Magic Mountain, Boo Window, Eagle’s Nest, Yellit Kecil

Day 4:
Misool: Fiabacet (3 dives)
Today we explore the Fiabacet chain, a stunning series of pinnacles connected by shallow ridges packed with soft corals. These sites often deliver busy fish action — trevallies, surgeonfish, turtles and swarms of anthias blanketing the slopes. The white sand sections attract wobbegongs and the deeper edges are home to dense gorgonian forests.
Example dive sites: Tank Rock, Nudi Rock, Whale Rock.

Day 5:
Misool: Wayilbatan (4 dives)
We continue exploring southern Misool, diving the colourful ridges and seamounts of Fiabacet and the Wayil area. Expect big soft corals, healthy fans, pygmy seahorses and excellent visibility.
Example dive sites: Four Kings, Wedding Cake, Barracuda Rock, Dunia Kecil.

Day 6:
Pulau Pisang (2-3 dives)
Seventy miles south of Misool sits the remote Pisang archipelago, a cluster of small islands surrounded by incredibly healthy reefs. Expect clear water, strong coral growth and plenty of reef life thanks to its isolation.
Example dive sites: The Pinnacle, Pisang Wall, T-bone reef.

Day 7:
Momon area (2-3 dives)
After another night crossing from Pulau Pisang, we reach the islands around Momon. This area offers a mix of hard and soft corals, consistent fish life and opportunities to spot both macro and pelagic species.
Example dive sites: Karang Paradise, Momon Kecil.

Day 8:
Triton Bay (4 dives)
Triton Bay is known for soft coral gardens, dense fish schools and colourful underwater scenery. Little Komodo offers both wide-angle scenes and macro finds, while Bo’s Rainbow is famous for orange soft corals and active reef life.
Example dive sites: Little Komodo South, Little Komodo North, Bo’s Rainbow, Triton Slope

Day 9:
Triton Bay (4 dives)
Another day exploring classic Triton Bay sites. 3 Rocks is a favourite for fish action and coral density, while Aiduma offers sloping reefs covered in soft corals and home to wobbegongs and macro life.
Example dive sites 3 Rocks, Little Komodo North, Pulau Aiduma Slope

Day 10:
Triton Bay bagans (2 dives)
Morning dives take place at the local bagans, traditional fishing platforms where whale sharks may appear as they feed under the nets. In the afternoon, guests visit the ancient Namatote rock art, a cultural landmark scattered along the limestone walls.
Example dive sites: Bagan fishing platforms

Day 11:
Kaimana disembarkation
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew.
We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel in Kaimana.


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

Day 1:
We meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. After everyone arrives, we start the long crossing through Sele Strait towards Misool.
The rest of the day is for relaxing, unpacking cameras and getting familiar with the boat and crew.
No dives on first day

Day 2:
Misool: Daram (3 dives)
Today we visit the remote Daram islands. These reefs are packed with soft corals, fans and dense fish life. Expect drifting along colourful walls with fusiliers, napoleons and blacktip reef sharks.
Example dive sites: Andiamo, Warna Warni, Candy Store.

Day 3:
Misool: Boo / Yellit Area (4 dives)
A full day on Misool’s signature reefs. From Boo Windows to Yellit and Magic
Mountain, these sites combine manta cleaning stations, ridges loaded with fish and long coral gardens with turtles and reef sharks. A night dive is planned.
Example dive sites: Magic Mountain, Boo Window, Eagle’s Nest, Yellit Kecil,

Day 4:
Misool: Fiabacet (3 dives)
Today we explore the Fiabacet chain, a stunning series of pinnacles connected by shallow ridges packed with soft corals. These sites often deliver busy fish action — trevallies, surgeonfish, turtles and swarms of anthias blanketing the slopes. The white sand sections attract wobbegongs and the deeper edges are home to dense gorgonian forests.
Example dive sites: Tank Rock, Nudi Rock, Whale Rock.

Day 5:
Misool: Wayilbatan (4 dives)
We continue exploring southern Misool, diving the colourful ridges and seamounts of Fiabacet and the Wayil area. Expect big soft corals, healthy fans, pygmy seahorses and excellent visibility.
Example dive sites: Four Kings, Wedding Cake, Barracuda Rock, Dunia Kecil.

Day 6:
Misool: Farondi (3 dives)
Our last Misool day takes us to Farondi, known for tunnels, caverns and dramatic overhangs. Inside the passages you’ll find soft coral trees, sponges and schooling sweetlips; outside, steep colourful walls. After the third dive, we begin the long navigation north.
Example dive sites: Goa Farondi, 3 Rocks, Arch Cave.

Day 7:
Penemu (3 dives)
We arrive early at Penemu for a day of classic Dampier reefs, including large hard coral formations and high fish density when current is present. In the afternoon we hike to the famous viewpoint overlooking the star-shaped lagoons.
Example dive sites: My Reef, Melissa’s Garden, Batu Rufas.

Day 8:
Wofo (3 dives)
Today we explore the Wofo area. Black coral forests, wide sea-fan slopes and relaxed wall dives define this region. Between dives, enjoy quiet bays and calm anchorages. After the last dive, we enjoy a relaxed beach barbecue.
Example dive sites: Black Forest, Wofo Tembok, Teman Wofo.

Day 9:
Yangeffo / Gam (4 dives)
We enter one of the richest zones in Raja Ampat. Reefs like Mayhem and Citrus Ridge deliver big schools of barracudas, fusiliers, trevallies and bumphead parrotfish. Mangrove-fringed bays offer a beautiful setting during surface intervals.
Example dive sites: Mayhem, Citrus Ridge, Way Pretty Shallow, Gam North.

Day 10:
Yangeffo / Arborek (4 dives)
Another full diving day in central Raja Ampat. We start at Lalosi, then move to the manta cleaning station at Manta Sandy. After visiting Arborek village, we end the day with a night dive at the pier.
Example dive sites: Lalosi, Manta Sandy, Arborek Jetty, Arborek Jetty (night).

Day 11:
Dampier Strait (2 dives)
Our final diving day focuses on two iconic sites. Expect large schools of jacks, snappers, barracudas and frequent grey reef sharks. After diving, we cruise back to Sorong for a relaxed final evening.
Example dive sites: Cape Kri, Blue Magic.

Day 12:
Sorong Disembarkation
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew.
We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel.

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

Day 1:
Ternate: Embarkation (1 dive)
We meet you at the airport or your hotel and transfer to the harbour. Once onboard, you settle into your cabin, set up your dive gear and join the welcome briefing. After settling in, we do the check dive in the protected reefs around the island to get comfortable with equipment and procedures.
Example dive sites: Nukila.

Day 2:
Tidore (4 dives)
Today we explore the reefs around Tidore, known for healthy coral gardens, gentle slopes and calm conditions. It’s a great area to ease into the trip while enjoying colourful hard corals and plentiful reef fish.
Example dive sites: Am Point 1, Am Point 2, Maitara North.

Day 3:
Saleh (4 dives)
We spend the day around the islands of Saleh, diving a mix of rocky outcrops, coral slopes and ridges with excellent visibility. This area offers varied topography and plenty of schooling fish.
Example dive sites: Batu Mangga, Tanjung Tower, Batu Jabu.

Day 4:
Kusu (3 dives)
Kusu’s reefs offer beautiful ridges, small pinnacles and rich coral formations.
Conditions are usually calm, making it ideal for relaxed diving and photography.
Example dive sites: Kusu Ridge, Pulau Sabatang, Tanjung Neraka.

Day 5:
Proco (4 dives)
We move to the Proco area, where you can expect clear water, sandy slopes and colourful coral gardens. It’s a pleasant zone for wide-angle and relaxed exploration.
Example dive sites: Proco Pasir Putih, Proco Garden, Oci Point.

Day 6:
North Bacan & Kasiruta (3 dives)
Diving around Bacan and Kasiruta brings dramatic topography, large boulders and rich marine life. The afternoon often features relaxed dives with great chances to find critters among the rocks. After the dives, we enjoy a relaxed beach BBQ in a quiet bay, the perfect way to end the day.
Example dive sites: Split Rock, Batu Gorango, Tanjung Dahabira.

Day 7:
Goraichi (4 dives)
Goraichi is known for stunning seamounts, steep walls and strong fish action.
Expect excellent visibility and healthy reefs, along with big schools and occasional pelagic encounters.
Example dive sites: Rinas Rock, Siko Pinnacle, Tanjung Siko, Siko Utara

Day 8:
Tifore (3 dives)
Tifore is all about current-fed ridges and schooling fish. It’s an exciting day with the possibility of seeing large schools of fusiliers, trevallies and barracuda around the island.
Example dive sites: Tifore Reef, Tifore Ridge, Tifore Corner.

Day 9:
Lembeh Strait (4 dives)
We arrive in Lembeh Strait for world-class muck diving. Black-sand slopes, unique critters and endless macro subjects make this a favourite spot for photographers.
Example dive sites: Angel Window, TK1, Retak Leri, Air Prang.

Day 10:
Lembeh Strait (1 or 2 dives)
Two relaxed morning dives in the heart of Lembeh, focusing on macro life and critters unique to the strait. After the dives, the afternoon is free for rest, photo editing or exploring around the bay.
Example dive sites: Rojos, Makawide.

Day 11:
Bitung: Disembarkation
After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful Wellenreng and her crew.
We’ll arrange your transfer to the airport or your hotel in Bitung or Manado.


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