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Biodiversity Cruise Two
Lembeh Strait - Komodo National Park
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DISCOVER THE WORLDS MOST EXOTIC SHORES
Indonesia’s remote islands and marine parks offer some of the most spectacular biodiversity on the planet, both above and below the water. Our expertly crafted liveaboard itinerary takes you through a stunning array of ecosystems, from vibrant coral reefs to deep drop-offs and mangrove-lined shores teeming with life.
Lembeh Strait is world-renowned for its rare and fascinating macro life, while Gorontalo’s towering walls are adorned with surreal Salvador Dali sponges. Pulau Dua and the Banggai Islands reveal thriving reefs and unique marine species, while the remote waters of Manui and Batuata remain largely unexplored, offering untouched dive sites rich with marine biodiversity. Wakatobi and Taka Bonerate feature some of the most pristine coral reefs in Indonesia, while Komodo National Park delivers exhilarating currents, majestic manta rays, and encounters with its legendary dragons.
This journey offers an extraordinary opportunity to explore Indonesia’s incredible marine diversity. Whether you’re drawn to rare critters, dramatic underwater landscapes, or pristine reef systems, our biodiversity cruise immerses you in some of the most breathtaking and biologically rich waters in the world.
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Lembeh Strait
Lembeh Strait, between Lembeh Island and North Sulawesi, is the world’s “Critter Capital.” This narrow waterway is a paradise for underwater photographers and macro enthusiasts.
Unlike destinations with strong currents and big fish, Lembeh’s calm waters and black volcanic sand host rare creatures like flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopuses, hairy frogfish, and mimic octopuses.
Beyond macro life, Lembeh has coral reefs and historical wrecks teeming with marine species. Our itineraries blend muck diving with expert guidance, ensuring every dive reveals something extraordinary. Whether you’re a photographer or marine life enthusiast, Lembeh promises an unforgettable adventure.
Gotontalo
Gorontalo, on Sulawesi’s northern coast, is a hidden gem known for its dramatic underwater landscapes and rare marine life. Towering coral walls, unique limestone formations, and caverns create a breathtaking diving experience.
The region is famous for its Salvador Dali sponges, named for their surreal, swirling shapes. Divers can also encounter whale sharks, schooling barracuda, and vibrant coral reefs teeming with life.
With a mix of stunning topography and diverse marine species, Gorontalo offers a one-of-a-kind diving adventure. Our itineraries ensure you explore its best sites, making every dive truly unforgettable.
Pulau Dua
Pulau Dua, located off Gorontalo’s southern coast, is a remote diving paradise known for its dramatic seascapes and rich marine biodiversity. Towering rock formations, steep drop-offs, and vibrant coral gardens make every dive an adventure.
This area is home to schooling fish, reef sharks, eagle rays, and stunning hard and soft corals. The nutrient-rich waters attract a variety of marine life, offering excellent visibility and exciting encounters.
With its untouched beauty and diverse underwater scenery, Pulau Dua is perfect for divers seeking a unique and less-explored destination. Our itineraries ensure you experience the best this hidden gem has to offer.
Bangai Island
The Banggai Islands, off Central Sulawesi’s eastern coast, are a stunning and diverse diving destination. Known for crystal-clear waters, rich coral reefs, and unique marine species, this remote paradise offers a mix of vibrant reefs, walls, and muck diving.
One of its highlights is the endemic Banggai cardinalfish, found only in this region. Divers can also encounter schooling barracuda, reef sharks, and thriving coral ecosystems teeming with macro life.
With its pristine waters and diverse marine habitats, the Banggai Islands offer an unforgettable experience. Our itineraries take you to the best sites, ensuring every dive is a remarkable one.
Manui
Manui, a secluded gem off Sulawesi’s eastern coast, offers untouched reefs and thriving marine life. With crystal-clear waters, dramatic drop-offs, and vibrant coral gardens, it’s a dream for divers seeking pristine underwater landscapes.
This remote area is home to reef sharks, schooling fish, and a rich variety of macro life hiding among the corals. Strong currents bring nutrients, attracting larger pelagic species and ensuring exciting encounters.
With its unspoiled beauty and diverse dive sites, Manui is perfect for those looking to explore beyond the usual destinations. Our itineraries guarantee an unforgettable adventure in this hidden paradise.
Wakatobi
Wakatobi, a world-class diving destination in Southeast Sulawesi, is famed for its pristine reefs, incredible biodiversity, and crystal-clear waters. As part of a protected marine park, it offers some of the healthiest coral ecosystems in Indonesia.
Divers can explore vibrant coral walls, sea grass beds, and reef slopes teeming with marine life. Expect encounters with turtles, reef sharks, schooling fish, and countless macro species hiding in the coral.
With stunning underwater scenery and exceptional visibility, Wakatobi is perfect for divers of all levels. Our itineraries ensure you experience the very best of this breathtaking marine paradise.
Batuata Island
Batuata Island, a remote jewel in Indonesia’s waters, offers unspoiled reefs, dramatic drop-offs, and abundant marine life. Its isolation ensures pristine diving conditions with excellent visibility and thriving coral ecosystems.
Divers can encounter reef sharks, schooling fish, and majestic manta rays, while the vibrant coral gardens are home to countless macro species. Strong currents bring a steady flow of nutrients, attracting a diverse range of marine life.
With its untouched beauty and rich biodiversity, Batuata Island is perfect for adventurous divers seeking a hidden paradise. Our itineraries take you to the best sites for an unforgettable experience.
Taka Borenate
Taka Bonerate, home to the third-largest atoll system in the world, is a spectacular marine paradise in South Sulawesi. Its vast reef formations, crystal-clear lagoons, and diverse marine life make it a dream destination for divers.
The atoll’s nutrient-rich waters attract reef sharks, turtles, schooling fish, and vibrant coral ecosystems. Its remote location ensures pristine dive sites with excellent visibility, offering a mix of wall dives, drift dives, and macro encounters.
With its stunning underwater landscapes and rich biodiversity, Taka Bonerate promises an unforgettable diving experience. Our itineraries take you to the best sites in this extraordinary marine haven.
Komodo National Park
Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of Indonesia’s most spectacular diving destinations. Known for its strong currents and nutrient-rich waters, it boasts an incredible variety of marine life, from vibrant coral reefs to large pelagic species.
Divers can encounter manta rays, reef sharks, schools of barracuda, and an abundance of macro life. The park’s diverse dive sites range from thrilling drift dives to calm coral gardens, offering something for every experience level.
Beyond the water, Komodo’s rugged landscapes and famous Komodo dragons add to the adventure. Our itineraries ensure you experience the best of this world-renowned marine paradise.
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