Diving in Indonesia is always exceptional, but it’s extra special in some of the more remote destinations this liveaboard covers. Cenderawasih Bay and Triton Bay may still be among the best-kept secrets of Indonesian diving, and they certainly won’t disappoint.
All diving on the Dewi Nusantara is done from two custom-built tenders, following dive briefings with detailed hand-drawn dive maps. The tenders are spacious enough to offer each diver their own seat, complete with a semi-dry compartment below the seat.
The dive team consists of two multilingual cruise directors and four local divemasters with extensive experience in the areas you’ll be diving. There is also an option to hire a private guide, which needs to be booked at least three months before your trip.
This liveaboard has outstanding facilities for both serious and budding photographers. Starting with dedicated wash tanks, divers will love the camera room, which offers charging stations, bench space, and even dedicated towels to help you work on your camera before and after dives.
And, while some divers may enjoy the reassurance of having a private guide on the more challenging dives, photographers, on the other hand, benefit from the freedom to spend as much time on a subject as they’d like without needing to follow a group.
Every evening after dinner, the cruise directors will tell you more about the following day’s plans, complete with recommendations for macro or wide-angle setups.
Highlights:
- Several of the best diving spots in the world
- Option to hire a private dive guide
- Spacious dive tenders with dedicated storage space below the divers’ seats
- Excellent camera care facilities