Pindito

Boat

Pindito set sail for the first time almost 30 years ago, it changed liveaboard diving in the region forever. Today, with more experience than any other vessel, Pindito continues to set the standard.

Pindito's lounge is the place where everybody meets for meals, shares photos and videos between dives, and socializes. You will also enjoy a variety of music and new video releases here. Pindito offers as well a library to learn about the reefs and fishes you have seen on dives, and novels are available on a "take one/leave one" basis.

Savor an international cuisine, prepared by expert chefs. The food is influenced by international and above all Indonesian (or Asian) dishes.

The Sundeck offers shade during the hot day. Sunbeds are available for all guests.

Pindito's dive deck is the place to meet and prepare for your upcoming dive. Take a fresh water shower after the dive, trick-out your dive gear, get help from dive staff. The dive deck offers enough space for all divers. Each guest receives his own box where they can store his dive gear.

Photographers and videographers will love the convenience and functionality of the Pindito's camera room, located at the aft of the lounge on the main deck. The camera room was built with the needs of modern digital underwater photographers and videographers in mind. Here you will find plenty of storage space, professional-grade work areas, and both 220V and 110V AC charging stations at your disposal.

Cabin

Pindito offers 8 guest cabins, creating very comfortable accommodations for up to 16 guests.

All cabins feature ensuite bathroom, individually controlled air-conditioning, five 220V electrical outlets (European 2-pole plugs).

6 Double Cabins：
Located on the main deck, each cabin comes with one double bed, portholes. The double cabins have an upper bunk that the crew can easily set-up at your request.

2 Twin Cabins：
Located on the main deck, each cabin comes with two single beds in bunk style, portholes.

Diving

• 3 dives per day + alternating additional night dives.
• No dive on the embarkation and disembarkation day.
• 2 dives will be provided on the day before departure.
• All diving will provide experienced guide to lead the dive.
• Lifelines and SMBs will be provided free of charge for divers.

Other Informations

• Nitrox：Available free of charge for Nitrox divers
• 15L Tanks：Available with additional charge
• REBREATHER Dive：Available with additional charge
• Technical Dive：Not available at the moment
• Dive Equipment Rental：Available with additional charge
• Dive insurance：Divers must have valid dive insurance
• Wi-Fi Internet ： Not available at the moment
• Laundry Service：Not available at the moment
• Massage Service：Not available at the moment
• Payment on board：Cash (USD/EUR/IDR) or credit card
• Crew Number：20, include 3 dive guides

Komodo | 12D/11N

Saleh Bay & Moyo - Sangeang - Banta - Tatawa Besar & Gili Lawa Laut - Komodo National Park - Maumere - Horse Shoe Bay and South Komodo

The dive spots around Komodo offer unbelievable variety. One day you can admire rare critters creatures in the morning and in the afternoon drift along with giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens to be explored. There are more than 1000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 different sponge species, 17 species of whales and dolphins and at least 2 different kinds of sea turtles living in the waters of Komodo National Park.

Raja Ampat | 12D/11N

Misool - Waigeo - Jet Fam - Dampier Straight

Raja Ampat, which means “4 Kings” lies in the Coral Triangle. The four main islands are Misool, Salawati, Batanta and Waigeo. This expanse of 40,000 square kilometers of marine territory and pristine reefs make these waters a diving haven second to none. Reputed to be the most biodiverse marine habitat on Earth, Raja Ampat is home to many species not found anywhere else. Spectacular, is a word often used to describe this region and is irresistible to divers.

Let us show you around Pindito’s gigantic playground, made up of hundreds (if not thousands!) of dive sites. Edi is one of the real pioneers of Raja Ampat, having not only discovered numerous sites but also must hold some kind of record for the highest amount of dives around here. And still counting!

Banda Sea | 12D/11N

Nusa Laut - Banda Neira - Koon - Misool - Dampier Straight

Roam the vast expanse of the Banda Sea, where the Dutch once took over the Portuguese colony in a bloody fight. Many remains of the colonies are still left to be discovered. Uncover the mysteries of the intriguing world of marine life and get ready for views like you have never seen before. The Banda Sea is in the heart of Indonesia, while still maintaining that off the beaten path feel, best explored by liveaboard.

The diving here is very diverse and spectacular. As these volcanic islands rise up to the surface surrounded by deep-sea water, the chances for sightings of large pelagics are good. That’s what makes this area so thrilling; you never know what’s around the corner.

EAST FLORES – ALOR | 12D/11N - 13D/12N

Alor & Kumba - Buaya, Ternate & Pura - Pantar & Marisa - Kawula - Solor - Adonara - Maumere

What about the muck diving? There are many sites here to explore. Got a critter wish list? Start ticking these off here.

Miraculous and mostly untouched dive sites around Alor are waiting to be discovered by you. Most of them are hidden in the nutrient-rich Pantar Straits between Alor and Pantar. Over many years, Pindito uncovered some of the most secret mysteries of marine wonderlands that remain unknown to other liveaboards. Expect to immerse yourself in a diving paradise brimming over with vibrant creatures. And with a little luck, you might run into sunfish, hammerhead sharks, humpback whales and even marlin and sailfish.

HALMAHERA – MALKUSEA | 12D/11N

Kofiau - Joronga - Maregarano - Tifore - Bangka - Lembeh Straight

This trip takes you from Sorong in Irian Jaya, through the Molucca Sea past Halmahera to Manado in North Sulawesi. The 650 nautical mile journey takes us through a range of different land and seascapes. The trip starts with a taste of the beautiful coral reefs of Raja Ampat. On the south coast of Halmahera we will dive walls and drop-offs with big fish action. The small islands off the west coast of Halmahera are home to great coral reefs. The end of the trip in North Sulawesi offers you pristine coral reefs, great fish life and spectacular critter diving in the famous black sand of the Lembeh Strait. A diverse trip with something for everybody!

Kaimana (Triton Bay) | 12D/11N - 15D/14N

Kaimana (Triton Bay) - Pulau Pisang - Momon

The search for your one-of-a-kind diving adventure is over. Immerse yourself in the unspoiled waters of Kaimina that is home to mystical species that have yet to be discovered. A slice of coral paradise in the remote and mostly untouched archipelago waits to be claimed. This isn’t your same old, never bold diving vacation. This is a mind busting getaway of a whole new level. Experience one of the best marine wonderlands Indonesia has to offer and add an unforgettable experience to your bucket list of life-changing trips.

FORGOTTEN ISLANDS | 12D/11N - 17D/16N

Nusa Laut - Koon - Seroea & Manuk - Pantar - Babar, Leti & Wetar

First explored by the Portuguese, the islands of the Moluccas supplied spices to the west during the 17th and 18th centuries. Today these islands supply thrills for traveling divers. Blue seas, endless reefs, and undiscovered seamounts fill most of the Forgotten Islands 850,000 square kilometers, which means abundant marine life and the possibility of first time encounters with masses of schooling fish or perhaps even a reclusive saltwater crocodile. On these cruises, Pindito will move slowly among tall volcanic islands and low lying coral atolls as we explore the last remaining undersea wilderness within the Indonesian archipelago.