Dewi Nusantara
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Cabins

Master Suite Main Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Fan Ventilator
TV
Wifi
Toilet
Shower
Bathtub
Hair Dryer
Safe
Refrigerator

Deluxe Stateroom Lower Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Fan Ventilator
TV
Wifi
Toilet
Shower
Bathtub
Hair Dryer
Safe
Refrigerator
Deck plan
Features & facilities
Boat features & facilities
Shaded diving deck
Onboard kayaks
Audio & video entertainment
Free Internet
Aircon Cabins
Sun Deck
Warm Water Showers
Separate rinse for u/w camera
Camera room with table and charging point
Dive features & facilities
DIN Adaptors
Nitrox available
Dive deck
Tenders for diving
Diving gear available to rent
A serene and elegant wooden three‑masted schooner built for scuba diving adventure, Dewi Nusantara carries up to 18 guests in spacious luxury, while exploring Indonesia’s most remote dive regions such as Raja Ampat, Komodo, the Banda Sea, Halmahera, Triton Bay, Cenderawasih Bay, and the Forgotten Islands
Dive Overview
Dewi Nusantara offers up to four dives per day, including night dives, in some of Indonesia’s most biodiverse waters. Divers can expect small groups, expert guides, and access to world-class sites featuring manta rays, reef sharks, vibrant coral reefs, and rare macro life. With comfortable tenders, a spacious dive deck, and dedicated camera facilities, the experience is designed for both serious photographers and recreational divers.
[See: Ambon & Alor Dive Travel Guide, Raja Ampat Travel Guide]
Cabins
Master Suite (Main Deck)
This spacious and indulgent suite features panoramic wrap‑around windows, a king-size bed, a private lounge area with desk, and an en-suite bathroom with a rain‑shower design. Perfect for guests seeking privacy and sea views.
- 1 King-size bed
- Lounge seating area
- Private panoramic windows
- Ensuite bathroom with hot shower
- Writing desk & wardrobe storage
- Individually controlled air-conditioning
- Reading lights & bedside charging station


Deluxe Staterooms (Lower Deck)
Eight well-appointed staterooms with queen or twin bedding configurations, each with en-suite bathroom, individually controlled air-conditioning, desk/chair, reading lights, and porthole views. Comfort meets functionality ashore or at sea.
- 1 Queen-size or 2 twin beds
- Ensuite bathroom with hot shower
- Desk & chair
- Reading lights & wardrobe
- Individually controlled air-conditioning
- Porthole view



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Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
- Airport transfers to and from the embarkation port
- All meals and snacks, including coffee, tea, and soft drinks
- Up to 4 dives per day (including night dives), guided by experienced crew
- Tanks, weights, and weight belts
- Use of kayaks, paddleboards, and excursions as part of select itineraries
- Alcoholic beverages
- National park & port fees (e.g. marine park fees)
- Nitrox (available at extra cost)
- Dive gear rental, dive insurance, travel insurance
- Gratuities for crew and repositioning or fuel surcharges if applicable
Itineraries
Dewi Nusantara offers a wide variety of diving expeditions across Indonesia’s top regions. Each itinerary is designed to showcase the best of Indonesia’s underwater biodiversity while offering unforgettable experiences both below and above the surface. View itinerary options and details below (click on an itinerary to view full details):
Raja Ampat Area
• All of Raja Ampat – Biodiversity Hot Spot (Sorong to Sorong)
• All of Raja Ampat including Kofiau Island (Sorong to Sorong)
• All of North Raja Ampat (Sorong to Sorong)
• Ambon, the Banda Islands, Misool, South & Central Raja Ampat (Ambon to Sorong)
• South Raja Ampat, Misool, The Bomberai Peninsula & Central Raja Ampat (Sorong to Sorong)
• Raja Ampat – Misool & South-West Halmahera (Sorong to Ternate)
Cenderawasih Bay & Birdshead Peninsula
• The Birdshead Peninsula & Cenderawasih Bay (Sorong to Marokwani)
• Cenderawasih Bay (Marokwani to Marokwani)
• Cenderawasih Bay & The Birdshead Peninsula (Marokwani to Sorong)
Triton Bay & Bomberai Peninsula Area
Halmahera Area
• West Halmahera – Teluk Loloda, Spice Islands, Ganone & Pantini Strait (Ternate to Ternate)
• Halmahera & North Raja Ampat (Ternate to Sorong)
Ambon & Banda Sea Area
• The Eastern Forgotten Islands, Banda Islands, Central Maluku & Ambon (Tual to Ambon)
• Ambon, Central Maluku & the Banda Islands (Ambon to Ambon)
• The Forgotten Islands – Historic Banda & Ambon (Saumlaki to Ambon)
• Ambon, Historic Banda, The Forgotten Islands & Alor (Ambon to Kalabahi)
Forgotten Islands Area
• Alor & The Forgotten Islands – Pantar Strait, Damar, Dai, Dawera & Daweloor (Kalabahi to Saumlaki)
Alor, Flores & Sulawesi
• Flores to Alor Route I – Maumere Bay, Adonara, Lembata, Pantar, Alor (Maumere to Maumere)
• Flores to Alor Route II – Maumere Bay, Adonara, Lembata, Pantar, Alor (Maumere to Kalabahi)
• Alor to Flores – Alor, Pantar, Lembata, Adonara, Maumere Bay (Kalabahi to Maumere)
• The Flores Sea Route I – Maumere Bay, Taka Bonerate, Selayar & South Sulawesi (Maumere to Makassar)
• The Flores Sea Route II – Selayar, Wakatobi, Taka Bonerate & Komodo (Makassar to Labuan Bajo)
Komodo & East Sumbawa Area
• Dragons & Volcanoes – Komodo & East Sumbawa (Labuan Bajo to Labuan Bajo)
Itineraries
Itinerary 1: All of Raja Ampat – Biodiversity Hotspot
Itinerary 1: All of Raja Ampat – Biodiversity Hotspot
Itinerary 2: All of Raja Ampat including Kofiau Island
Itinerary 2: All of Raja Ampat including Kofiau Island
Itinerary 3: All of North Raja Ampat
Itinerary 3: All of North Raja Ampat
Itinerary 4: The Birdshead Peninsula & Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 4: The Birdshead Peninsula & Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 5: Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 5: Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 6: Cenderawasih Bay & The Birdshead Peninsula
Itinerary 6: Cenderawasih Bay & The Birdshead Peninsula
Itinerary 7: Wild West Papua I – South Raja Ampat, Misool, The Bomberai Peninsula & Triton Bay
Itinerary 7: Wild West Papua I – South Raja Ampat, Misool, The Bomberai Peninsula & Triton Bay
Itinerary 8: Wild West Papua I – South Raja Ampat, Misool, The Bomberai Peninsula & Triton Bay
Itinerary 8: Wild West Papua I – South Raja Ampat, Misool, The Bomberai Peninsula & Triton Bay
Itinerary 9: Wild West Papua Route II – Triton Bay, The Bomberai Peninsula, Misool & South Raja Ampat
Itinerary 9: Wild West Papua Route II – Triton Bay, The Bomberai Peninsula, Misool & South Raja Ampat
Itinerary 10: Wild West Papua Route II – Triton Bay, The Bomberai Peninsula, Misool & South Raja Ampat
Itinerary 10: Wild West Papua Route II – Triton Bay, The Bomberai Peninsula, Misool & South Raja Ampat
Itinerary 11: Indonesia Oceania Route I – Triton Bay, The Bomberai Peninsula & The Eastern Forgotten Islands
Itinerary 11: Indonesia Oceania Route I – Triton Bay, The Bomberai Peninsula & The Eastern Forgotten Islands
Itinerary 12: Indonesia Oceania Route II – Triton Bay, The Bomberai Peninsula, Banda Islands & Ambon
Itinerary 12: Indonesia Oceania Route II – Triton Bay, The Bomberai Peninsula, Banda Islands & Ambon
Itinerary 13: The Eastern Forgotten Islands, Banda Islands, Central Maluku & Ambon
Itinerary 13: The Eastern Forgotten Islands, Banda Islands, Central Maluku & Ambon
Itinerary 14: Ambon, Central Maluku & The Banda Islands
Itinerary 14: Ambon, Central Maluku & The Banda Islands
Itinerary 15: Ambon, the Banda Islands, Koon & Misool, South Raja Ampat
Itinerary 15: Ambon, the Banda Islands, Koon & Misool, South Raja Ampat
Itinerary 16: South Raja Ampat, Misool, The Bomberai Peninsula & Central Raja Ampat
Itinerary 16: South Raja Ampat, Misool, The Bomberai Peninsula & Central Raja Ampat
Itinerary 17: Raja Ampat, Misool & South-West Halmahera
Itinerary 17: Raja Ampat, Misool & South-West Halmahera
Itinerary 18: West Halmahera – Teluk Loloda, Spice Islands, Ganone & Pantini Strait
Itinerary 18: West Halmahera – Teluk Loloda, Spice Islands, Ganone & Pantini Strait
Itinerary 19: Halmahera & North Raja Ampat
Itinerary 19: Halmahera & North Raja Ampat
Itinerary 20: Dragons & Volcanoes – Komodo & East Sumbawa
Itinerary 20: Dragons & Volcanoes – Komodo & East Sumbawa
Itinerary 21: Dragons, Volcanoes & Whale Sharks – Komodo & Sumbawa – Saleh Bay
Itinerary 21: Dragons, Volcanoes & Whale Sharks – Komodo & Sumbawa – Saleh Bay
Itinerary 22: Dragons, Volcanoes & Whale Sharks – Saleh Bay – Sumbawa & Komodo
Itinerary 22: Dragons, Volcanoes & Whale Sharks – Saleh Bay – Sumbawa & Komodo
Itinerary 23: Flores to Alor Route I – Maumere Bay, Adonara, Lembata, Pantar, Alor
Itinerary 23: Flores to Alor Route I – Maumere Bay, Adonara, Lembata, Pantar, Alor
Itinerary 24: Flores to Alor Route II – Maumere Bay, Adonara, Lembata, Pantar, Alor
Itinerary 24: Flores to Alor Route II – Maumere Bay, Adonara, Lembata, Pantar, Alor
Itinerary 25: Alor to Flores – Alor, Pantar, Lembata, Adonara, Maumere Bay
Itinerary 25: Alor to Flores – Alor, Pantar, Lembata, Adonara, Maumere Bay
Itinerary 26: The Flores Sea Route I – Maumere Bay, Taka Bonerate, Selayar & South Sulawesi
Itinerary 26: The Flores Sea Route I – Maumere Bay, Taka Bonerate, Selayar & South Sulawesi
Itinerary 27: The Flores Sea Route II-2027 – Selayar, Wakatobi, Taka Bonerate & Komodo
Itinerary 27: The Flores Sea Route II-2027 – Selayar, Wakatobi, Taka Bonerate & Komodo
Itinerary 28: Alor & The Forgotten Islands – Pantar Strait, Damar, Dai, Dawera & Daweloor
Itinerary 28: Alor & The Forgotten Islands – Pantar Strait, Damar, Dai, Dawera & Daweloor
Itinerary 29: The Forgotten Islands – Historic Banda & Ambon
Itinerary 29: The Forgotten Islands – Historic Banda & Ambon
Itinerary 30: Ambon, Historic Banda, The Forgotten Islands & Alor
Itinerary 30: Ambon, Historic Banda, The Forgotten Islands & Alor
More information
Practical information
Time Zone
GMT+8 & GMT+9
Language
English, Spanish and Indonesian
Local Currency
IDR (Indonesian Rupiah)
Electricity
220 V




















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