Tambora

关于游轮

Tambora 是一艘42米长的印尼传统木制比尼西帆船，该游轮提供给旅客等值的舒适船宿体验，是印尼潜水船宿游轮中一艘出色的豪华型专业潜水船宿游轮。

Tambora 的整个船身都以来自印尼苏拉威西省的坚固铁木和爪哇柚木打造而成，该游轮的船体虽然被漆成了清爽的白色，但游轮的建造者保留了其屋顶，甲板的自然柚木天然色，为该游轮增添了一股自然的气息。船上的所有甲板层和沙龙室内的屋顶均使用柚木实木复合木板建成，为该游轮保留了一丝自然的野趣和温暖的传统气息。

该游轮的上层甲板设有一间宽敞舒适的室内空调休闲室，配有独立的用餐区和休闲区，沙龙室内配有大型纯平液晶电视，DVD播放器，家庭影院式的环绕音响等设施，为旅客在潜水之余提供了多样化的休闲娱乐方式，旅客可以在此聊天，工作，看书，看电影，或者在晚餐后与其他潜水员们一同小饮一杯，享受清闲质朴的船宿生活。

该游轮船上设有三个户外休闲甲板，分别是位于船首室外的休闲区，顶层阳光甲板层，以及船尾室外休闲区。这就意味着该游轮可以提供给旅客充分的活动空间和私密性，并且所有的户外休闲区均配有遮阳篷可以让不喜日晒的旅客避免阳光直晒。

该游轮船上的所有室内舱室，包括室内沙龙室都配有独立的空调系统，且配有多处充电插座(欧洲标准 220V)，不仅在客舱内提供，在该游轮上多个室内外区域都设有插座。

Tambora 船上的厨师在船宿期间提供特色的印尼本土特色料理，欧洲料理，以及鲜美可口的日式料理，所有菜肴都在设备齐全的厨房新鲜烹制而成，该游轮每日的提供多达5餐，而且还有24小时的自助饮料&小吃吧可以随时让吃货们大享口福。

Tambora 船上提供的潜水技术支持设备包含：个人潜水装备箱 (用于储藏潜水员的BCD，呼吸调节器，蛙鞋，面镜，以及个人潜水衣衣架等用品)；2个大型清洗水箱；多套可供租借的潜水装备；潜水气瓶放置处，2台240升/分钟CAT填充气体压缩机，一个带有充电插座的大型相机放置台(可以用于放置脆弱易损的水摄设备)；多个12升的铝气瓶(旅客可以选择DIN或INT)，一些额外的大铝气瓶(15升/100CF)，一些额外的小铝气瓶(10升/ 63cf)，超小铝气瓶(紧急备用气)。

关于客舱

Tambora 船上共有8间宽敞的旅客客舱，该游轮共可承载16位旅客出行：

所有客舱的面积最少都有15平方米，并且配有：一间宽敞的私人卫浴室，独立的空调系统，一张写字桌，充足的储物空间，床头阅读灯，大量的充电插座(欧式,220伏特电流)，且每间客舱内都配有多个舷窗。

2间 大床客舱：
位于主甲板层，配有一张特大号双人床，带有舷窗

2间 大床客舱：
位于底层甲板，配有一张特大号双人床，带有舷窗

4间 双床客舱：
位于底层甲板，配有两张单人床(非上下铺)，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

其他信息

• 高氧潜水：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 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：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 洗衣服务：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 按摩服务：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 支付方式：现金(美元/欧元/印尼盾)或信用卡
• 船员人数：船员总人数未知，含2位潜水向导

Raja Ampat

South & Central Raja Empat
Raja Empat has only fairly recently been discovered as scuba diving’s new frontier, and has very quickly gained a reputation as one of the world's finest dive areas, perhaps the finest amongst all in terms of biodiversity. New species keep being discovered here, and considering the vast geographic expanse of this group of islands, this is set to continue for years and years!

Our cruises depart from and return to Sorong, the area’s major town on the tip of the Bird’s Head Peninsula. Soon upon leaving Sorong harbor, Tambora will sail in crystal clear waters, among an endless string of densely forested and mostly uninhabited islands. The vast expanse and sheer number of islands allows us to pick itineraries and dive sites that suit during any season.

We will start things off diving the superb sites of the Dampier Strait. This is where waters from the Pacific and the inner Indonesian Seas first meet, providing for an extreme wealth of marine creatures including manta rays, schooling trevally and jacks, reef sharks, and the bizarre wobbegong shark. From here, cruises continue southwards towards Misool and the labyrinth of little islets surrounding it (Note: cruises in the June-August time period will turn north towards Waigeo and Wayag). You can expect it all – big pelagics, reefs teeming with life, great macro sites, and vibrantly colored night dives!

From Sorong, the major town on the Bird’s Head Peninsula and in the West of Indonesian New Guinea, you can connect easily to destinations across Indonesia.

Hidden Bays & Painted Rocks

South Raja Ampat, Fak Fak, Triton Bay
This cruise between Kaimana and Sorong takes us along the New Guinea coast and through South and Central Raja Empat to some of the world’s very best yet at the same time very little dived sites.

We will leave Kaimana bound south along the towering New Guinea coast line. A backdrop of steep limestone cliffs topped by pristine rain forest make for eerie scenery; oftentimes for kilometers, galleries of rock paintings delineate ancient burial grounds. The sea underneath is rich in nutrients and offers stunning biodiversity. We start with diving Triton Bay, with its exuberant soft coral gardens, large forests or black coral, and an amazing array of reef fish. Turning around to head up North, we dive for a couple of days along the Papuan coastline and off Fak Fak, where the diving offers great variety – splendid reef systems, some of the fishiest dives in the entire country, as well as some stunning rock and cave formations. From here onwards we move further up North towards the Southern part of Raja Empat, diving Misool and the labyrinth of islets and rocks surrounding it. Also here, the surface and underwater scenery are equally pristine, and each and every anchorage will be a picture-book experience. On our way into Sorong, we stop at the South shore of the island of Batanta, one of the Four Kings, for the only black sand diving Raja Ampat has to offer.

Please note that we are conducting this cruise in both directions, from Kaimana to Sorong (as described above) and also in the reverse sense, from Sorong to Kaimana. Kaimana can be reached best from Jakarta or Ambon while Sorong, the major town on the Bird’s Head Peninsula and in the West of Indonesian New Guinea, offers connections to many destinations across Indonesia including Jakarta, Makassar, Ambon, Manado, Manokwari or Jayapura.

Sulawesi's Secret Sites

Lembeh, Bunaken, Toli-Toli, West Sulawesi
This cruise takes us through largely uncharted and undived waters along the north coast of the island of Sulawesi, prior to arriving in the well known Bunaken National Park, Bangka-Talisei islands to the north of Sulawesi, and Lembeh Strait.

Leaving Palu, the Tambora will sail a northerly course, and we will dive some of the bays and capes along the Makassar Strait between the islands of Sulawesi and Borneo. Our next stop is Toli-Toli Bay, a large bay offering a broad variety of dive sites: some of the sheerest walls in the country, current-swept rocks where large schools of fish aggregate and terrific macro sites. We will spend 2-3 days diving and exploring Toli-Toli Bay prior to continuing our journey along the journey towards the East, following the Celebes Sea shoreline.

We will dive a series of sites along this coastline, including some large atolls offshore as well as fringing and patch reefs closer to the mainland; the dive sites here are characterized by a mixture of hard and soft coral gardens. Rarely visited and dived as it is, this section of the cruise also offers plenty of opportunities for further exploration.

Heading further East, we will reach Bunaken National Marine Park, the islands off the Northern tip of Sulawesi, and eventually the Lembeh Strait.

Palu, our port of embarkation, can easily be reached from Bali, Manado, Singapore (via Balikpapan) or Jakarta. We will disembark in Bitung, the harbor of Manado, from where guests can adjourn to a resort in the Manado area, or the airport for their onward flight connection.