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Tambora has Tambora liveaboardbeen built by traditional boat builders on the island of Sulawesi, in the centuries-old tradition of a wooden Phinisi. The design and materials used guarantee immense strength and resilience of all key structural elements, especially the keel, hull and decks. Among others, they include a double keel and relatively smaller beam, to minimize rolling of the vessel in heavy seas. Tambora has been sized and configured to comfortably accommodate a maximum of 16Tamobora cabins divers in eight spacious guest suites, each at least 15m2 in size, and with a large en-suite bathroom. Cabins have a choice of double and large twin beds (no bunk beds!) all longitudinally aligned with the vessel, so our guests sleep in the direction of the vessel movement. Each guest suite comes with a writing desk. If you like, you can fill in your logbook or review the shots from the day’s diving in the privacy of your own suite and ample storage space for clothes, bags, books, magazines, etc.
Our large salon with separate dining and relaxing sections, offering enough space during mealtimes, as well as for chilling out over a chat and drinks with fellow divers, with a book in your hands, or working on your laptop. Three seeparate lounge decks – bow, aft and salon rooftop – provide enough space and privacy, and can be fully shielded from the sun.

Indonesia

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Revel in a magestic array of superbTambora Indonesia liveaboard diving natural attractions - unspoiled coral gardens, volcanic landscapes and unexplored turquoise cays. Straddling the equator, Indonesia is a tropical island paradise made up of 14,000 islands, many of which are noted as world-class diving destinations. Tambora Indonesia liveaboard divingThe stunning natural wealth of this archipelago, even when considering itsindividual attractions, is enough to make most other travel spots green with envy. If you are looking for an idyllic tropical setting with great diving right at your doorstep and unforgettable natural wonders, a trip to Indonesia is a must. Even though there is no way for this website to touch on all that Indonesia has to offer, here is a brief glimpse at some of the highlights
Tambora Indonesia liveaboard divingThere is truly something for everyone. Indonesia can rightfully boast of landscapes consisting of palm-fringed tropical islands, heavenly white-sand beaches, majestic wildernesses, towering mountains, an impressive chain of volcanoes and the world’s Tambora Indonesia liveaboard divingbest underwater spots.
For those with an itch to explore, you can search for the legendary "Komodo Dragon" on the island of the same name, explore the lush habitat of the "Bird of Paradise", enjoy kayaking and bird watching in the coastal mangroves or trek through superb national parks. The Cenderawasih natural reserve offers both iridescent corals underwater and great trekking opportunities as parts of visits to fascinating traditional villages. Tambora Indonesia liveaboard diving
But if your idea of a holiday is pure relaxation, you can also just relish the wonderful warmth of the sun on the legendary beaches on Bali after a drift dive through exquisite coral gardens. Nusa Tengara and North Sulawesi are famed for their underwater landscapes and the breathtaking beauty of the remote Maluku Islands can be enjoyed from our beautiful sundeck. Tambora Indonesia liveaboard diving
And, of course, for those happiest in the underwater realm, you will not be disappointed! The uniqueness of West Papua, a largely ignored region which is home to the world’s highest and most species-rich island, will leave you with fantastic memories to last a lifetime. The reefs and beaches of the Togean Islands provide spectacular diving amidst a perfect tropical island setting. Komodo of course is considered the quintessential dive destination Tambora liveaboard divingbut you shouldn't overlook the opportunity to discover the natural marine richness and the unusual rarity of places like the Raja Ampat Archipelago, which has been called a "Lost World", a jewel both on land and at sea.
And this is only a brief glimpse at the country's charms! Indonesia still has many areas waiting to be discovered. Come join us in our explorations of the hundreds of untouchedTambora liveaboard Raja Ampat diving islands surrounded by enchanting coral reefs that await you!
The marvelously rich culture of Indonesia boasts a unique and remarkable assortment of cultural traditions, vibrant arts and many individual ethnic groups. The rugged mountainous terrain and the fact that the country is made up of many islands, many of which remained isolated from each other, resulted in groups of people with distinct traditions and an extraordinarily diverse differentiation of languages and cultures across the archipelago.
The islanders did not in fact become "Indonesians" until 1945, when a line was drawn to incorporate the former Dutch East Indies, a group of islands bringing together an astonishingly varied collection of peoples.
Examples of this heterogeneous development can be seen in the fascinating temple complexes of Borobudur Tambora liveaboard Raja Ampat divingand Prambanam, or during a visit to Sumba, home to some of the most traditional cultures in East Indonesia, where you can see spectacular ikat and massive megalithic tombs. You can also visit centers of contemporary art and culture on Bali, or discover South Sulawesi and the area of Toraja, where elaborate funeral rites are a central part of their society. To experience a living example of Indonesia's rich culture, visit the Minangkabau region of West Sumutra, known for its architecture, and where music and dance thrive. Is it any surprise then that "Unity in diversity" is Indonesia's national motto - Photos of Raja Ampat diving - Komodo diving photos

Tambora - Schedule

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Cruise-ID
Start
End
#
Nights
Cruise Name
Cruise Area
From
To
Price
(US$)
2009-18
07-Dec
19-Dec
12
Triton &Aetna Bays,SouthernRaja Ampat
Sorong
Kaimana
3,800
2009-19
22-Dec
03-Jan
12
Triton &Aetna Bays,SouthernRaja Ampat
Kaimana
Sorong
3,800
2010-01
06-Jan
17-Jan
11
Raja Ampat
Sorong
Sorong
3,800
2010-02
20-Jan
31-Jan
11
Raja Ampat
Sorong
Sorong
3,800
2010-03
03-Feb
14-Feb
11
Raja Ampat
Sorong
Sorong
3,800
2010-04
19-Feb
03-Mar
12
Triton &Aetna Bays,SouthernRaja Ampat
Sorong
Kaimana
4,125
2010-05
06-Mar
18-Mar
12
Journey in Time 
Seram Laut, Triton& Aetna Bays
Kaimana
Ambon
4,125
2010-06
21-Mar
02-Apr
12
Journey in Time 
Seram Laut, Triton& Aetna Bays
Ambon
Kaimana
4,125
2010-07
06-Apr
18-Apr
12
Triton &Aetna Bays,SouthernRaja Ampat
Kaimana
Sorong
4,125
2010-08
21-Apr
05-May
14
The Edge of the World
Raja Ampat,North Moluccas,Manado
Sorong
Manado
4,775
2010-09
08-May
22-May
14
SulawesiSeas & Sights
Celebes Sea,NorthernMakassar Strait
Manado
Tarakan
4,775
2010-10
24-May
04-Jun
11
Pearls of Borneo
Sangalaki,Derawan, Maratua,Kakaban
Tarakan
Tarakan
3,800
2010-11
07-Jun
18-Jun
11
Pearls of Borneo
Sangalaki,Derawan, Maratua,Kakaban
Tarakan
Tarakan
3,800
2010-12
21-Jun
02-Jul
11
Pearls of Borneo
Sangalaki,Derawan, Maratua,Kakaban
Tarakan
Tarakan
3,800
2010-13
05-Jul
16-Jul
11
Pearls of Borneo
Sangalaki,Derawan, Maratua,Kakaban
Tarakan
Tarakan
3,800
2010-14
19-Jul
30-Jul
11
Borneo-Celebes Blues
NorthernMakassar Strait
Tarakan
Palu
3,800
2010-15
05-Aug
13-Aug
8
Unknown Side of Bali
Java Sea, Bali Sea
Benoa
Semarang
2,150
2010-16
30-Aug
10-Sep
11
Dive into History
Belitung,Gaspar Strait
Tj. Pandan
Tj. Pandan
2,900
2010-16A
30-Aug
04-Sep
5
1,400
2010-16B
04-Sep
10-Sep
6
1,650
2010-17
13-Sep
24-Sep
11
Dive into History
Belitung,Gaspar Strait
Tj. Pandan
Tj. Pandan
2,900
2010-17A
13-Sep
18-Sep
5
1,400
2010-17B
18-Sep
24-Sep
6
1,650
2010-18
27-Sep
08-Oct
11
Dive into History
Belitung,Gaspar Strait
Tj. Pandan
Tj. Pandan
2,900
2010-18A
27-Sep
02-Oct
5
1,400
2010-18B
02-Oct
08-Oct
6
1,650
2010-19
11-Oct
22-Oct
11
Dive into History
Belitung,Gaspar Strait
Tj. Pandan
Tj. Pandan
2,900
2010-19A
11-Oct
16-Oct
5
1,400
2010-19B
16-Oct
22-Oct
6
1,650
2010-20
25-Oct
05-Nov
11
Dive into History
Belitung,Gaspar Strait
Tj. Pandan
Tj. Pandan
2,900
2010-20A
25-Oct
30-Oct
5
1,400
2010-20B
30-Oct
05-Nov
6
1,650
2010-21
08-Nov
19-Nov
11
Dive into History
Belitung,Gaspar Strait
Tj. Pandan
Tj. Pandan
2,900
2010-21A
08-Nov
13-Nov
5
1,400
2010-21B
13-Nov
19-Nov
6
1,650
2010-22
28-Nov
08-Dec
10
Bali's Little Sisters
Bali Sea, Komodo
Benoa
Labuhan Bajo
2,675
2010-23
11-Dec
19-Dec
8
Dragons & Currents 
Komodo
Labuhan Bajo
Labuhan Bajo
2,175
2010-24
22-Dec
01-Jan-11
10
Bali's Little Sisters
Bali Sea, Komodo
Labuhan Bajo
Benoa
2,675

Tambora - Itinerary

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Four Kingdoms of the East - Raja Ampat

Raja Empat has only fairly recently been discovered as scuba diving’s new frontier, Tambora diving in Raja Ampatand 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 ofTambora liveaboard diving in Raja Ampat 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 mostlyTambora liveaboard diving in Raja Ampat 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 Tambora liveaboard diving in Raja Ampatand 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.

Tambora - Specifications and layout

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She has been entirely constructed Tambora liveaboardout of Sulawesi iron wood and chosen Javanese teak. While her hull has been painted white, the superstructure, decks and roofs have all been finished with a view towards preserving the natural beauty of the teak wood. All decks and the salon rooftop feature teak parquet flooring. This way, the rustic charm and warmth of a traditional wooden vessel could be preserved. All guest suites and rooms on board have been designed by a renowned Indonesian interior designer, and built-to-design by an experienced interior architect. Guest suites are well appointed and tastefully designed in a perfect blend of traditional Indonesian motifs and modern functionality. The traditional Phinsi-style arrangement of the sails has been kept unchanged. Experiencing Tambora under sails, with a good wind blowing, is an amazing sight and a great way to travel through the Indonesian islands. Great care has been taken to optimally combine the space and atmosphere on deck with the activities of liveaboard diving. Our dinghies are equipped with customized racks to store diver’s gear in between dives; tanks do not need to be carried back and forth but can be re-filled directly on the dinghies. At night and during longer legs of sailing, all gear is stored away from the elements in the dive station. No dive gear is left sitting around on deck.


Our guest suites and the large salon make your life on board as easy as possible:
Showers in all en-suite guest bathrooms come with individually adjustable hot and cold water
Separate shower and hand towels for each guest
Each guest suite comes with a writing desk. So if you like, you can fill in your logbook or review the shots from the day’s diving in the privacy of your own suite
All guest suites are equipped with individually controllable air conditioning
Individual reading lights above each bed
Plenty of power outlets (European 220V type) in your suite and throughout the vessel
2-4 portholes per guest suite for natural light, as well as a fresh sea breeze when opened!
The large salon is well ventilated at most times, but also has its own air conditioning for those rainy days
Large flat screen TV/DVD with home cinema surround sound in the salon

Satellite-based communication for phone calls, your personal email and internet access

 


Our Chef serves a menu of tasty Indonesian, European and Japanese specialties,Tamora food freshly prepared in our well-equipped kitchen. Five meals per day mean there is a tasty bite awaiting our guests when they surface!
Snack prior to the first dive of the day: coffee, tea, fruit juice, milk, toast, selection of biscuits
Breakfast after the first dive: choice of omelet, scrambled eggs, bacon and eggs, pancakes; also toast, marmalades, and fruits, served with coffee, tea, fruit juices, milk and soft drinks
Lunch: served, soup and main course, kept rather light!
Afternoon snack after the third dive of the day: variation of cakes, fruits, and Indonesian specialties, with coffee and tea
Dinner: buffet-style, with a different theme every evening
Drinks are on a help-yourself basis available in the salon: drinking water, a broad selection of local coffees, tea, milk, a range of soft drinks soft drinks and beer are all included in the cruise fare
Wine, of which we carry a fine selection, and liquor are charged on a separate basis

Tambora - Cabins

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Tambora Lapu cabinShowers in all en-suite guest bathrooms come with individually adjustable hot and cold water
Separate shower and hand towels for each guest and each guest suite comes with a writing desk. Tambora Cermin cabinSo if you like, you can fill in your logbook or review the shots from the day’s diving in the privacy of your own suite.
All guest suites are equipped with individually controllable air conditioning. Individual reading lights above each bed and plenty of power outlets (European 220V type) in your suite and throughout the vessel.
2-4 portholes per guest suite for natural light, as well as a fresh sea breeze when opened!

Tambora - Prices

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Please see the schedule above for each trips individual prices.

Tambora - Diving

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Custom-designed and built for Scuba Diving

Unlike many other vessels of different origin that have been retrofitted Tambora divingas dive liveaboards, Tambora has been designed and built from scratch as a liveaboard vessel catering to the needs of divers. She offers great comfort and flair, and at the same time is optimally geared towards supporting a diving operation in terms of safety, convenience, and efficiency
Dedicated dive station with separate wet and dry sections
A large room on the upper deck has been custom-built and outfitted as a full dive station, divided up into two separate sections. The wet section features:
Personal dive baskets for all guests, to store your BCD, regulators, fins and mask away from the elements,Tambora diving as well as individual wet suit hangers
Two large rinsing tanks, one for regulators and the other for cameras and computers (our 6.5 tons/day reverse osmosis and large freshwater tanks allow us to change water as often as required)
Complete range of AquaLung, UWATEC, Underwater Kinetics dive gear available for rental
40 steel tanks (12 Liter) filling station and storage for dive tanks
The dry section provides a safe place to open your camera, dive light or computer
Large desktop area as work space, as well as to store sensitive (and often bulky) equipment when not in useTambora diving
Large number of power sockets - you will never have to wait if you want to charge your batteries
Large and convenient dive platform, two dedicated dinghies
Our large dive platform is located at the backboard side of the vessel, three easy steps down from the main deck. For some dives, it serves as a starting point, while for others, you will board one of our two dinghies from here. Of course, in between dives, you can use it for swimming, snorkeling, or just relaxing over the water.
Our dinghies are equipped with dive tank racks holding your gear while on the way to/from your dive site. Where dive sites are close by, you can leave your gear on the rack in between dives, and your tank can be refilled right in the dinghy. Where dive sites are further apart, our experienced crew will carry all your dive gear to/from the dinghies.

How to get to Raja Ampat

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Raja Ampat routes for getting there
Getting to Raja Ampat is a two step process.
Step 1: Arrange your international air transportation to one of three Indonesian Gateway cities—Manado, Bali, or Jakarta.
Step 2: Purchase a domestic air ticket from your Indonesian Gateway city to Jefman Airport in Sorong (city code SOQ) on Papua Island (formerly known is Irian Jaya). This is the starting point for your Raja Ampat voyage.(Please note that without an Indonesian crecit card you will be unable to purchase Indonesian domestic flights - we can arrange these for you at a nominal charge)

Bali Gateway Using this routing you would fly to Denpasar Airport in Bali (DPS) using your international carrier. This route to Raja Ampat requires two legs. First is a 75 minute flight from Bali (DPS) to Ujung Pangdang (UPG - also called Makassar), a city on the island of South Sulawesi. An overnight hotel stay will be required in Ujung Padang as the onward flight does not depart until the following morning (We recommend the Imperial Aryaduta Hotel) for your overnight stay. The two hour and ten minute flight to Sorong (SOQ) the following day is operated daily with early morning departures. On the return guests can route through either Ujung Pandang or Ambon (AMQ) to return to Bali. The return to Bali can be accomplished in a single day.

Manado Gateway: Using this route you would fly into Manado (MDC) on North Sulawesi with your international flightn normally from Singapore or Kuala Lumpur. An overnight stay may then be required in Manado at this point, depending on your flight schedules. From Manado connections can be made using either Lion Air or Merpati Airline for the flight into Sorong (SOQ). Flight times range between one hour fifteen minutes to two hours ten minutes depending on the carrier and whether they route through Makassar or fly direct. Between the two carriers, there are flights every day, except Sunday. The return flights work just the opposite. Again, an overnight stay may be required in either Manado, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur to sync up the international segments.

Jakarta Gateway: A third alternative for guests is to use Soekarno Hatta International Airport in Jakarta (JKT), Indonesia as their gateway. The journey to Sorong (SOQ) can then be completed in a single day with flights on either Xpress Air or Merpati Airline that connect in Ujung Padang (UPG - also known as Makassar) on South Sulawesi Island. The return trip from Sorong to Jakarta can also be completed in a single day.

No matter which gateway city guests choose to utilize, we recommend two hotel nights be built into your travels. One upon arrival between the international and domestic legs, and one on your journey home between the domestic and international legs. Should a flight delay (or baggage delay) be encountered in either direction, your domestic and international airline tickets are not “linked”, and as such, no compensation or assistance would be offered by the airline. The only protection available would be Trip Interruption and Cancellation insurance.

Domestic Air Carrier Notes:
We recommend two hotel nights be built into your travels. One upon arrival between the international and domestic legs, and one on your journey home between the domestic and international legs. Should a flight delay/cancellation, baggage delay, or schedule change be encountered in either direction, your domestic and international airline tickets are not “linked”, and as such, no compensation or assistance would be offered by the airline. The only financial protection available would be Trip Interruption and Cancellation insurance.
Domestic airlines have different baggage weight restrictions than international carriers. Many times these flights are on smaller turboprop aircraft and not jets which do not have as much space and cannot take as much weight. Therefore they have more restrictive luggage reqirements. A rule of thumb is that passengers are allowed 44lbs (20kg). Above that - expect excess baggage charges. All guests are advised to please pack carefully and light using soft bags for easier storage on the boat. Just because excess luggage charges are paid it does not necessarily mean that your luggage and you will travel on the same fight or arrive on the same day.
Premier liveaboard diving and its local agents will schedule domestic flights and purchase a tickets on behalf of guests as a service for a nominal fee, however, in doing so, Premier liveaboard diving is only acting as an agent for the airline and is not responsible for, and can accept no responsibility for, cancellations, delays, schedule changes, or problems caused by the air carrier.
DENPASAR - SORONG - DENPASAR
Airport City Codes: DPS (Denpasar / Bali) · Sorong (SOQ) · Ujung Pandang (UPG) · Ambon (AMQ)
Denpasar - Sorong (via Ujung Pandang)
AIRLINES
FLIGHT Nr.
DAYS
ITINERARY
ETD
ETA
GARUDA
GA 544
Daily
Denpasar - Ujung Pandang
12.00
13.15
XPRESS AIR
XN 800
Daily
Ujung Pandang- Sorong
09.45
12.35
MERPATI AIRLINE
MZ 806
Daily
Ujung Pandang - Sorong
09.20
12.30
Sorong - Denpasar (via Ambon or Ujung Pandang)
XPRESS AIR
XN 801
Tue, Thu, Sat, Sun
Sorong - Ujung Pandang
09.40
10.50
XPRESS AIR
XN 801
Mon, Wed, Fri
Sorong - Ujung Pandang
11.40
12.50
MERPATI AIRLINE
MZ 807
Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat
Sorong - Ujung Pandang
11:20
14.25
MERPATI AIRLINE
MZ 803
Wed, Fri, Sun
Sorong - Ujung Pandang
15:50
16.55
GARUDA
GA 621
Daily
Ujung Pandang - Denpasar
16:10
17:25
GARUDA
GA 545
Daily
Ujung Pandang - Denpasar
18:05
19:20
LION AIR
JT 1505
Tue, Thu, Sat
Sorong - Ambon
06.00
07.10
LION AIR
JT 791
Tue, Thu, Sat
Ambon - Ujung Pandang
07.45
08.20
LION AIR
JT 741
Tue, Thu, Sat
Ujung Pandang - Denpasar
09.00
10.15
JAKARTA - SORONG - JAKARTA
Jakarta to Manado to Jakarta
Airport City Codes: Manado (MDC) · Jakarta (JKT) - Sorong (SOQ)
Carrier

Flight #

Days

Route

Dept.

Arr.

Garuda

GA 602

Daily

JKT-MDC

07:10

12:50

Garuda

GA 520

Daily

JKT-MDC

18:00

23:20

Lion Air

JT 776

Daily

JKT-MDC

05:00

09:10

Lion Air

JT 778

Daily

JKT-MDC

08:15

13:50

Lion Air

JT 770

Daily

JKT-MDC

18:55

23:05

Garuda

GA 513

Daily

MDC-JKT

07:00

10:10

Garuda

GA 603

Daily

MDC-JKT

13:30

17:00

Lion Air

JT 771

Daily

MDC-JKT

06:55

09:05

Lion Air

JT 775

Daily

MDC-JKT

09:50

12:00

Lion Air

JT 777

Daily

MDC-JKT

14:35

18:15

Manado - Sorong - Manado
Airport City Codes: Manado (MDC) · Sorong (SOQ)
LION AIR
JT 1178
Mon, Wed, Fri
MDC-SOQ
11.05
13.55
LION AIR
JT 1177
Mon, Wed, Fri
SOQ-MDC
09.15
10.05

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