Samambaia

关于游轮

Samambaia 是一艘传统的皮尼西双桅木帆船，建于2015年11月，船上配备现代化潜水船宿游轮所需的各种设备，该游轮长40米，宽9米，船上配有500匹马力的日本洋马引擎作为动力装置，航行速度可达到10海里/小时，保证全程旅途的轻松快捷。

该游轮为旅客提供前往印度尼西亚最棒的知名潜点的行程，同时保证旅客的舒适，安全和快捷，因为该游轮快速的航行速度，旅客根本不需要担心因路途遥远而难以企及。

该游轮的上甲板层带有大型遮阳区，在此客人可太阳椅上欣赏面前无际的海景。

位于主甲板层的沙龙室内空间宽敞且明亮，带有餐饮区和休闲区，配有空调，舒适的环境即保证旅客能愉快地享用佳肴，又提供了大量的娱乐设施。餐后或潜水之余的休息时间里，旅客可以选择在船上的酒吧和休闲室内享用咖啡或鸡尾酒；或在豪华舒适的沙发上分享彼此的故事，回味一天的探险历程；或到图书室的沙发上看一本好书，翻看杂志，观看影碟、享受音乐或者与朋友下下棋。

船上的餐厅主打当地特色佳肴，当然，主厨也能为旅客提供各国美食，菜肴所用海鲜均为可持续海鲜品种。

主甲板沙龙室外是一个大型的开放式甲板层，也可作为户外休闲区使用，配有室外用餐区，通常会被用作“星空下的晚宴”。

Samambaia 的潜水甲板干净整洁，配有个人潜水准备台，两个大型的清洗水箱，淡水淋浴，两艘6.5米长的玻璃钢材质快艇等设施。

该游轮船上的船员将竭诚为您服务，保证让您享受一次难忘的海上之旅。

关于客舱

Samambaia 船上共有7间优雅舒适的旅客客舱，每期船宿最多可承载14位旅客出行：

所有客舱均配有空调，床头柜，储物空间，充电插座。客舱的浴室内配有带手持花洒的花洒淋浴头，带集成坐浴盆的西式标准马桶以及由化石木材雕刻的洗脸盆。

1间 尊享套房 :
位于主甲板层，该客舱是船上面积最大的客舱，客舱内配有一张特大号双人床，带有180度全海景窗

4间 豪华大床客舱 :
位于底层甲板，每间客舱内配有一张特大号双人床，带有舷窗

2间 豪华双床客舱 :
位于底层甲板，每间客舱内配有两张平行的单人床，带有舷窗

关于潜水

• 通常每日提供3潜 + 额外可能的夜潜/黄昏潜
• 登船日 & 离船日当天均不提供任何潜水项目
• 离船日前一天仅提供1 - 2潜 (根据旅客返程航班)
• 所有潜水项目均提供专业的潜水向导领潜服务
• 参与行程的潜水员必须达到AOW + 最少50潜
• 船宿期间免费提供大海皮划艇给旅客使用游玩

其他信息

• 高氧潜水：免费提供给持证高氧潜水员
• 15升气瓶：限量提供，且需额外收费
• 循环呼吸器潜水：目前暂时无法提供
• 技术潜水：目前暂时无法提供 / 支持
• 潜水装备：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 潜水保险：潜水员必须持有效的潜水保险
• 网络供应：免费提供给旅客(仅限有信号时)
• 洗衣服务：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 按摩服务：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 支付方式：现金(美元/欧元/印尼盾)或信用卡
• 船员人数：18人，含2位潜水向导

Raja Ampat

Divers generally enter this region via the airport at Sorong on the Indonesian province of West Papua. The first dive sites will often be around the island of Wai, only a two-hour boat run from Sorong, the quality of dives range from good to wonderful. Some dives are planned for slack tide, while occasionally the current can be challenging. Fortunately, the stronger currents also generally made for better visibility, blooming corals and greater fish activity. Best time to dive Raja Ampat is from October to April. Topside conditions at this time of year proved to be excellent. You could enjoy cruising in virtually flat calm seas, with only some rain showers punctuating warm, sunny days.

Komodo

The Komodo archipelago is a dramatic hilly landscape of wild savannah and some patches of forest; blue lagoons; and white, pink and red sandy beaches that host some of the most spectacular underwater scenery in the world. Komodo has a reputation for being a diving area for experienced divers. This is true, especially if you want to visit on Komodo by liveaboard.

Komodo has many dive sites with strong and sometimes unpredictable currents. Water temperatures change often and are sometimes far below the usual 28°C you will find in other parts of the Indonesian archipelago. In the southern area of Komodo National Park water temperatures may be as low as 21°C.

We advise a 5-mm wetsuit before diving Komodo to avoid any cold dives! The Southern waters generally provide better visibility from December through April. Lower visibility occurs in the South during the dry season when oceanic up-welling and plankton blooms, attracts a wealth of marine life to Komodo, especially invertebrates. Highest temperatures in the south are during the rainy season. Komodo's Northern waters generally provide better visibility year round. Fish is abundant everywhere but the rocks and reefs in areas of stronger current provide the best chances of spotting the bigger fish, especially sharks and other pelagic species.

Banda Sea

This journey cruises through a wide range of geological landscapes and formations of Indonesia, from volcanic islands to limestone pinnacles developed from ancient coral reefs. As we cruise along the natural migratory paths and playgrounds of marine mammals such as whales and dolphins, this trip is guaranteed to provide amazing diversity and beauty both above and below the water.

Alor Area

Being remote and untouched the 18 islands of the Alor and Solor group are considered one of the best diving destinations in Asia. Tourism has not developed yet and only few divers have explored these waters. One of the very last traditional whale hunter communities on the planet still lives in this magical archipelago. The islands are from volcanic origin, which make for stunning scenery. The waters around the islands are known for their strong currents, particularly in the relatively narrow strait between Pantar and Alor and also between Lembata and Pantar. With each tide, large water masses are pushed through the straits causing strong upwellings. The straits in the area play an important role in the exchange of marine life between the Indian and Pacific Ocean.

Each year whales and dolphins travel from the Pacific and Indian Ocean through the deep but narrow Nusa Tenggara island chain. The four island passages between Flores and Alor seem to be some of the richest in large marine life of all of Nusa Tenggara, and are especially abundant in whales and dolphins. The area is renowned for its large marine mammal migration and the whale watching in particular is breathtaking. During the season, while cruising through the area, you can spot whales surfacing by their water spout. Because of this, coastal communities living along eastern Indonesia's marine migratory routes, especially in the villages of Lamalera and Lamakera have been hunting whales for centuries. In every cruise is also possible to visit the traditional whale-hunters villages.

Alor is teeming with numerous dive sites that offer even the most seasoned of muck divers an experience they will never forget. So dust off those cameras and prepare to meet some weird creatures that in any other context could come from another planet: pegasus sea moths to mimic octopus; devil fish to ornate sea horses. Coral reefs are mostly found along the northern coast of the Solor and Alor island group with some coral reefs lining the channels in between major islands. The southern coastline of the islands, particularly on the island of Lembata, is lined with rocks and just little coral. The reefs also include rocky bottoms along the northwest tip of Alor starting in the strait between Alor and Pantar.