Seven Seas

31 MAR

2026

From

$5,820

Raja Ampat & Banda Sea

12 nights (13 days)

7/16 spots available

14 APR

2026

12 nights

(13 days)

9/16 spots

available

from

$4,850

14 APR

2026

From

$4,850

Banda Sea & Raja Ampat

12 nights (13 days)

9/16 spots available

28 APR

2026

10 nights

(11 days)

16/16 spots

available

from

$4,850

28 APR

2026

From

$4,850

Alor & East of Flores

10 nights (11 days)

16/16 spots available

10 MAY

2026

11 nights

(12 days)

16/16 spots

available

from

$5,335

10 MAY

2026

From

$5,335

11 nights (12 days)

16/16 spots available

23 MAY

2026

11 nights

(12 days)

16/16 spots

available

from

$5,335

23 MAY

2026

From

$5,335

Komodo National Park

11 nights (12 days)

16/16 spots available

5 JUN

2026

11 nights

(12 days)

16/16 spots

available

from

$5,335

5 JUN

2026

From

$5,335

Komodo & Sumbawa Whalesharks

11 nights (12 days)

16/16 spots available

21 JUN

2026

8 nights

(9 days)

12/16 spots

available

from

$3,560

21 JUN

2026

From

$3,560

Sumbawa Whalesharks & Komodo

8 nights (9 days)

12/16 spots available

7 SEP

2026

10 nights

(11 days)

3/16 spots

available

from

$4,850

7 SEP

2026

From

$4,850

East of Flores & Alor

10 nights (11 days)

3/16 spots available

22 DEC

2026

11 nights

(12 days)

16/16 spots

available

from

$7,095

22 DEC

2026

From

$7,095

11 nights (12 days)

16/16 spots available

4 JAN

2027

11 nights

(12 days)

14/16 spots

available

from

$7,095

4 JAN

2027

From

$7,095

11 nights (12 days)

14/16 spots available

30 JAN

2027

12 nights

(13 days)

14/16 spots

available

from

$7,740

30 JAN

2027

From

$7,740

Raja Ampat

12 nights (13 days)

14/16 spots available

20 FEB

2027

12 nights

(13 days)

5/16 spots

available

from

$7,500

20 FEB

2027

From

$7,500

Triton Bay

12 nights (13 days)

5/16 spots available

19 MAR

2027

11 nights

(12 days)

14/16 spots

available

from

$6,875

19 MAR

2027

From

$6,875

Triton Bay

11 nights (12 days)

14/16 spots available

1 APR

2027

12 nights

(13 days)

14/16 spots

available

from

$7,500

1 APR

2027

From

$7,500

12 nights (13 days)

14/16 spots available

30 APR

2027

11 nights

(12 days)

12/16 spots

available

from

$6,875

30 APR

2027

From

$6,875

Komodo & Sumbawa Whalesharks

11 nights (12 days)

12/16 spots available

Cabins

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Single Bunks Cabin 1 & 2 Lower Deck

Air Conditioning (AC)

Fan Ventilator

TV

Wifi

Toilet

Shower

Bathtub

Hair Dryer

Safe

Refrigerator

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Double / Twin Cabin 3 & 4 Lower Deck

Air Conditioning (AC)

Fan Ventilator

TV

Wifi

Toilet

Shower

Bathtub

Hair Dryer

Safe

Refrigerator

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Cabin 7 & 9 - Double only Upper Deck

Air Conditioning (AC)

Fan Ventilator

TV

Wifi

Toilet

Shower

Bathtub

Hair Dryer

Safe

Refrigerator

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Cabin 5 & 6 - Double only Lower Deck

Air Conditioning (AC)

Fan Ventilator

TV

Wifi

Toilet

Shower

Bathtub

Hair Dryer

Safe

Refrigerator

Deck plan

Features & facilities

Boat features & facilities

Large sun deck
Shaded outdoor lounge area
Sundeck at the rear with comfortable day beds
Air-conditioned lounge and dining area
Working table for camera preparations and editing
DVD, radio, books, toys
Galley with state-of-the-art facilities
Emergency escape hatch
Dry storage
6 double sea kayaks

Dive features & facilities

Shaded dive deck with deck showers and dive gear storage
Multiple compressors
Fully equipped dive shops
Comfortable speedboats
First-rate dive guides

Location

Excursions originate in various areas depending on itinerary.

Dive Overview

Indonesia is a diving gem, featuring volcanic geography, wrecks, and vibrant marine life. The Seven Seas boasts knowledgeable staff and top-notch equipment so guests can make the most of their dive vacations.

[See: Komodo Dive Travel Guide, Raja Ampat Dive Travel Guide, Wakatobi Dive Travel Guide, & Alor Dive Travel Guide]

Accommodation Overview

Seven Seas

Cabin 1 & 5

Seven Seas

Cabin 6 & 9

The Seven Seas accommodates up to 16 passengers in 8 staterooms with air-conditioning & warm-water en-suite bathrooms as follows:

4 rooms with royal size double beds
2 rooms with large single beds in bunk style
2 rooms with small double and large single beds in bunk style

Seven Seas

Dining Area & Lounging Area

Seven Seas

Front Deck Lounge & Kayaks on Roof

Food & Drinks

With many years culinary expertise, the chef prepares truly mouth-watering cuisine. Buffets form the main menu of the day so that we can give you a wider choice and suit the majority of taste buds, including vegetarians. The chef uses as much fresh local produce as she can, including fresh seafood.
The bar has a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Water, tea and freshly brewed coffee from our espresso machine are included and you can enjoy as much as you like. All drinks will be tallied and you will receive the bill at the end of your trip.

Itineraries

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Practical information

Time Zone

UTC+8 & UTC+9

Local Currency

IDR (Indonesian Rupiah)

Language

English & Indonesian

Local Currency

cash (US Dollar, Euro, Australian Dollar or Rupiah) or credit card (Visa or Mastercard)

Boat specifications

Length: 40m

Beam: 8m

Tonnage: 250

Engine: Mitsubishi 8M22 450HP V8

Cruising Speed: 8 knots

Water Capacity: 9 tons per day, 2 freshwater-makers

Fuel Capacity: 18 tons

Maximum guests: 16

Number of crew: 18

Entertainment System: DVD, TV, Stereo sound

Tenders: 3: 2 x twin-40hp 6.5m fiber boats (center console, taking 6 diving guests each), 1 x inflatable single engine taking 4 diving guests

Navigation: Radar Furono, Sat Nav. Furono, Sounder RayMarine, Back-up GPS plotter: Navman Tracker

Safety Equipment: 2 life rafts (20 persons each), 40 adult and 10 infant life jackets, AED (Automated External Defibrillator)

Dive Equipment: Twin 9 CFM compressors (Schiffauer), 24 aluminum 12lt tanks, 12 sets rental dive equipment, snorkeling gear, wetsuits, Nitrox

Reviews

We went to Komodo in Jan 2014 on Seven Seas. Dove at Cannibal Rock about 15 times while we were there. Fantastic dive site. Our trip manager was Mark, and he is very knowledgeable in Komodo diving. We had great time. Food was pretty decent. When it rained, water was leaking from the ceiling in our room, but they have put plastic containers to cover it. So there wasn't any problem.

My teenage daughter and I spent 10 days on the Seven Seas in July of 2008. Getting there is relatively easy with a short flight out of Bali and landing in Labuan Banjo where the boat is ready to go. Of course, don't miss a chance to spend a few days in Bali. We dove Crystal Bay and got to see three mola mola fish which was a pleasant bonus for the trip.While not specifically a family trip, the week was definitely more oriented in that way than any other liveaboard that I have been on. Jos Pet, the owner of the boat, had his entire family. Several other families from Bali were on the boat as well. Thus, it had a different feel to it than every other liveaboard that I have been on.Despite this, the boat did a good job of accomodating divers such as myself who were a bit more experienced.The land walks to see the Komodo dragons were spectacular. I have since seen these beasts in zoos and it is always disappointing to see them through the glass. One hike was fairly lengthy and we got to see some spectacular vistss. We also saw nesting sites were the dragons had their young. Impressive sites.The rooms were pretty small, but comfortable. I do understand that since we were on the boat, the rooms have been redone (2 eliminated) to make for a bigger space. If you are going to Komodo, you have lots of options. If room size is important, I would compare square footage and get the space you want.The food was very good and we had special meals on the top side of the boat that were especially good. On two nights we had "picnics" with a bonfire on small spits of sand. That was special and I don't remember doing that anywhere else.Summer in Komodo means north and south maybe. North was great with some very classic sites such as Chimney Rock. These pinnacles are exposed to current which is good for fish but bad for humans. The crew was extremely careful to make sure the current was quiet when we got in. I am sure their caution was extra high because of the children on board. For that, this crew was actually perfect.The setup for dive photography was good, but not fantastic as it is on the Damai and Arenui. Because of the folks on board (only one other very serious photographer), it worked fine. However, with a boat load of photo guys, it would have been very crowded.The highlight of the trip was mantas. We had mantas on a half dozen dives. Even the couple of swimmers had mantas with them. A handful of gray tips were seen on several dives. The Cauldran dive was specacular and filled with purple corals. But the currents were strong so this is not a dive for the beginner. But my favorite dive was Batu Bolong which is out in the open current. Our boat was very careful with the currents. (Just two weeks earlier, two British divers had been swept away from here). It is also easy to go deep. We blew up a picture of my daughter's dive computer display to see that she was at 140 ft in depth.Our only disappointment is that we were totally unable to go to the south at all. We had strong winds which kept us totally in the north. That wasn't awful, but we did miss half of the park. That was unusual, but it did happen occasionally.The coral was very good, but not quite as good as Raja Ampat. This is probably the best shark diving in all of Indonesia and certainly a great place to see mantas.

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