Damai I
Trip dates, price & live availability
Cabins

Deluxe single Lower Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Fan Ventilator
TV
Wifi
Toilet
Shower
Bathtub
Hair Dryer
Safe
Refrigerator

Deluxe twin/double Lower Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Fan Ventilator
TV
Wifi
Toilet
Shower
Bathtub
Hair Dryer
Safe
Refrigerator

Master Main Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Fan Ventilator
TV
Wifi
Toilet
Shower
Bathtub
Hair Dryer
Safe
Refrigerator
Deck plan
Features & facilities
Boat features & facilities
Relaxation & Entertainment: Leisure deck, sun deck, air-conditioned indoor lounge, audio & video entertainment, massage
Dining: Outdoor dining. Fine cuisine, selection of wines, beer and spirits.
Other Facilities: Kayaks onboard, daily housekeeping, non-diver friendly
Photography: Spacious camera room, photography station, separate camera rinse
Dive features & facilities
2 high-speed dive tenders
Nitrox at an extra charge
English and Indonesian speaking staff
Spacious dive deck
DIN Adaptors
4:1 guide to diver ratio
Locations
Damai I 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.
Dive Overview
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 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 & Alor Dive Travel Guide, Raja Ampat Travel Guide & Bali Travel Guide]
Damai I Accommodation Details
The vessel has 7 staterooms with a choice of single cabins, twins, doubles or two spacious master cabins. Cabins 1 and 3 can be configured with a double bed or two single beds, while Cabins 2 and 3 contain a double bed. Cabin 5 and 6 are the biggest cabin at 40sq. meters and 35sq. meters, respectively. Both can have a king-sized bed or two large single beds and offer an amazing view of the ocean. Cabin 6 also comes with its own private balcony. Cabin 7 can be configured with a king double or twin beds and has direct access to the sun deck. All cabins come complete with a desk, wardrobe, reading lights, and a bedside table. All rooms are also fully airconditioned.


DAMAI I's Cabin 1 and 2



Cabins 5, 6 & 7


En-suite Bathrooms


DAMAI I's Dining Area & Dive Deck
Itineraries
Itinerary 1: Gorontalo / Halmahera / Ambon
Itinerary 1: Gorontalo / Halmahera / Ambon
Itinerary 2: Banda Sea / Triton Bay
Itinerary 2: Banda Sea / Triton Bay
Itinerary 3: Triton Bay / Forgotten Islands / Alor
Itinerary 3: Triton Bay / Forgotten Islands / Alor
Itinerary 4: Alor / Komodo
Itinerary 4: Alor / Komodo
Itinerary 5: Komodo
Itinerary 5: Komodo
Itinerary 6: Komodo
Itinerary 6: Komodo
Itinerary 7: Raja Ampat
Itinerary 7: Raja Ampat
Itinerary 8: Raja Ampat / Halmahera
Itinerary 8: Raja Ampat / Halmahera
Itinerary 9: Halmahera
Itinerary 9: Halmahera
Itinerary 10: Halmahera / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 10: Halmahera / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 11: Raja Ampat
Itinerary 11: Raja Ampat
Itinerary 12: Halmahera / Gorontalo
Itinerary 12: Halmahera / Gorontalo
Itinerary 13: Gorontalo
Itinerary 13: Gorontalo
Itinerary 14: Gorontalo / Halmahera
Itinerary 14: Gorontalo / Halmahera
Itinerary 15: Halmahera
Itinerary 15: Halmahera
Itinerary 16: Halmahera / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 16: Halmahera / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 17: Raja Ampat / Mapia / Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 17: Raja Ampat / Mapia / Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 18: Cenderawasih Bay / Mapia
Itinerary 18: Cenderawasih Bay / Mapia
Itinerary 19: Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 19: Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 20: Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 20: Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 21: Cenderawasih Bay / Mapia / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 21: Cenderawasih Bay / Mapia / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 22: Cenderawasih Bay / Mapia / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 22: Cenderawasih Bay / Mapia / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 23: Alor / Forgotten Islands
Itinerary 23: Alor / Forgotten Islands
Itinerary 24: Raja Ampat / Banda Sea / Forgotten Islands
Itinerary 24: Raja Ampat / Banda Sea / Forgotten Islands
Itinerary 25: Raja Ampat / Triton Bay
Itinerary 25: Raja Ampat / Triton Bay
Itinerary 26: Triton Bay / Forgotten Islands
Itinerary 26: Triton Bay / Forgotten Islands
Itinerary 27: Forgotten Islands / Alor
Itinerary 27: Forgotten Islands / Alor
Itinerary 28: Alor / Komodo
Itinerary 28: Alor / Komodo
Itinerary 29: Alor / Komodo
Itinerary 29: Alor / Komodo
Itinerary 30: Komodo / Bali
Itinerary 30: Komodo / Bali
Itinerary 31: Triton Bay / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 31: Triton Bay / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 32: Raja Ampat / Triton Bay / Banda Sea
Itinerary 32: Raja Ampat / Triton Bay / Banda Sea
Itinerary 33: Banda Sea / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 33: Banda Sea / Raja Ampat
Itinerary 34: Raja Ampat / Halmahera
Itinerary 34: Raja Ampat / Halmahera
Itinerary 35: Halmahera / Gorontalo
Itinerary 35: Halmahera / Gorontalo
Itinerary 36: Manado
Itinerary 36: Manado
Itinerary 37: Manado
Itinerary 37: Manado
Itinerary 38: Alor
Itinerary 38: Alor
Itinerary 39: Komodo / Sumbawa
Itinerary 39: Komodo / Sumbawa
Itinerary 40: Halmahera
Itinerary 40: Halmahera
Itinerary 41: Komodo / Alor
Itinerary 41: Komodo / Alor
Itinerary 42: Alor
Itinerary 42: Alor
Itinerary 43: Gorontalo / Halmahera
Itinerary 43: Gorontalo / Halmahera
Itinerary 44: Raja Ampat / Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 44: Raja Ampat / Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 45: Sulawesi, Sulawesi
Itinerary 45: Sulawesi, Sulawesi
Itinerary 46: Sulawesi, Sulawesi
Itinerary 46: Sulawesi, Sulawesi
More information
Practical information
Time Zone
UTC+8 & UTC+9
Local Currency
IDR (Indonesian Rupiah)
Language
English & Indonesian
Electricity
110v and 220v
Payment methods
Cash or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express)
Boat specifications
Year Built: 2008
Length: 131 ft (40m)
Beam: 26 ft (8m)
Main Engine:Mitsubishi 10M20-OA 520 Hp
Auxiliary Engine:2 x Yanmar 4TNV98T SILENT Generator 50 KVa (2016), Yanmar 4TNV84T Open Generator 25 KVa (2017)
Compressor:1 unit Dive Compressor Poseidon PE200
Fuel tanks: 4 x 5,000L capacity
Fresh water tank: 10,000L capacity
Fresh Water: 160 liters/hour
Maximum guests: 12
Number of cabins: 7
Number of crews: 18
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