Damai II

Damai II offers dive liveaboard trips to many destinations, notably Raja Ampat and Komodo. They also go to offer diving trips to Alor, Bali, Banda sea, Cendrawasih, Gorontalo, Halmahera, Micronesia Triton Bay and the Forgotten Islands. Excursions originate in various areas, including Labuanbajo, Bima, Maumere, and Benoa.

In Komodo (now one of the new 7 wonders of nature), expect exhilarating drift diving, pelagics as well as critters, hot and warm water, and even dive in the shadow of an underwater volcano. Alor (best-kept secret in diving), offers unexplored coral gardens and untouched reefs, rhinopias, anemones and many unusual critters, plus an active volcano which erupts every 30 mins. In Maluku, explore a reef teeming with hundreds of sea snakes and look out for incredibly rare critters (if lucky, the psychedelic frogfish) and dive one of the deepest seas in the world (Banda). Raja Ampat is the epicenter for biodiversity, at the center of the Coral Triangle, home to the most colorful, pristine, and photogenic soft coral reefs, as well as walking sharks, mantas and pygmies.

[See: Komodo Dive Travel Guide, Ambon and Banda Sea & Alor Dive Travel Guide, Raja Ampat Travel Guide & Bali Travel Guide]

The below-deck accommodation has been designed to accommodate single or twin occupants in a level of luxury not seen on another vessel in Indonesia. Cabins 1 and 2 are 20sq. meters and are fitted with a double bed and a day bed; while Cabins 3 and 4 are also cited with a double bed and day bed, but have a bigger floor area of 25 sq. meters. Cabins 5 and 6 are the Master Cabins, with a massive 40sq. meters and contain a king-size bed and a narrow day bed. Cabin 7 is 18sq. meters and can contain a king double or twin beds. This cabin also has direct access to the sun decks. Each cabin also contains a desk, a flat-screen TV, and a complete en-suite bathroom. All cabins are also fully air conditioned.

DAMAI II's Cabins 1 & 3

Cabins 5, 6 & 7

En-suite Bathroom

DAMAI II's Dining Area & Bridge Deck