Banda 12 days/11 nights

We will pick you up at the Saumlaki Airport or your hotel. Transfer to the boat. Depending on the arrival time, we will have a check dive in the nearby area.

Dawera or Dai islands We will dive in one of these two islands, which are rarely visited. These two islands are rarely visited. Fantastic dive sites with pristine corals, pinnacles, schooling of barracuda, trevally, and many other reef fish life.

Nila island/Duisborgh atoll. Along the wall you may see barrel sponges and healthy coral reef, a chance to see large pelagics and schooling of fish.

Nil Desperandum and Serua island. Serua island is well known for its hammerhead sharks schooling. The chance to see hammerhead sharks, if you are lucky, is usually in the morning dive by 6:30 am or in the late afternoon by 6:00 pm.

Manuk island. Manuk means bird. This volcanic island is home of the Frigate birds. This island is also known as “Island of Snakes” because a lot of sea snakes can also be found. Divers often approached by the snakes. Don’t worry, they are just curious and will not bite.

Banda Neira. If you are interested in visiting hundred years old nutmeg plantation and historic forts, Banda Neira and its surrounded tiny islands are the right place to visit. You can also dive in some dive spots around Banda Neira and, see the beautiful Mandarin fish during the night dive.

Banda Neira.

Suanggi island. This small volcanic island is inhabited by many birds. The currents can be strong but therefore full of fish, reef sharks, tuna. If you are lucky you can find schooling of hammerhead sharks.

Nusa Laut island. In this island you will find nice walls with healthy corals and many fish live.

Ambon is famous for Rhinopias, Frogfish, Ghostpipefish, Harlequin Shrimps, and many other critters.

After breakfast, we will transfer you to hotel or airport. Thank you for diving with Lady Denok Liveaboard. See you again in the next destinations.

After breakfast, we will transferAfter breakfast, we will transfer you to hotel or airport. Thank you for diving with Lady Denok Liveaboard. See you again in the next destinations.