Mola Mola 2 Liveaboard

Destination: Indonesia

Raja Ampat, Komodo and Banda Sea (5-11 Nights) | From $400++/night

MOLA MOLA 2 LIVEABOARD Quick Pitch

Mola Mola 2 is the newest addition to the Mola Mola fleet, built in 2022 this 44m traditional Phinisi offers style and comfort, with all the ameneties you could ask for on your trip. The vessel's 9 cabins can accomodate up to 20 guests, with 2 double cabins, 6 twin cabins, and one quad cabin. Air conditioning is found throughout all cabins, as well as in the dining room and lounge.

Dive Overview

Indonesia holds a vast ecosystem home to around 75% of the world’s known reef life. Thrilling drift dives, huge schools of fish, colorful & healthy coral reefs, manta ray encounters, and incredible macro await.

With 10 years experience in liveaboard management, and a highly experienced crew, your trip aboard the Mola Mola 2 will take you on an unforgettable journey of underwater discovery in the exciting waters of Indonesia.

[See: Raja Ampat Area & Komodo, Alor & Flores, Ambon & Banda Sea Dive Travel Guides]

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Accommodations

Types of Cabins, Amenities and Photos

MOLA MOLA 2 Cabin Overview

Mola Mola 2 liveaboard hosts a maximum of 20 guests in it's 9 stylish teak wood cabins, each of which is fully equipped with air conditioning and en suite bathroom with hot water.

Upper Deck Double Cabin

Upper Deck Twin Cabin

The upper deck offers 2 double bedrooms and 2 twin-bedrooms, and the lower deck has 4 twin bedrooms. The lower deck also contains a quad room with bunk beds which can accomodate 4 guests.

Lower Deck Twin Cabin

Lower Deck Quad Cabin

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General Facilities

(L) Lounge. (R) Sundeck

MOLA MOLA 2 LIVEABOARD Boat Features

• Upper deck state cabins offer a balcony and sea-view
• Deluxe cabins located on the lower deck
• Air-conditioned cabins with private bathroom (hot and cold showers, with shower gel and shampoo)
• Dining room and bar
• Sundeck
• Lounge and living area
• 24 hours tea and coffee making facilities
• Easy access swim/boarding platform
• Fresh water deck shower
• Snorkel equipment, paddle board & banana boat 

(L) Dining room. (R) Living Area

MOLA MOLA 2 LIVEABOARD Dive Facilities

• Complete scuba dive equipment
• Camera Station
• Nitrox available (US$100/trip)
• Safety: Life Raft, Life Jacket, Fire Extinguisher, Oxygen, Satellite phone, Nautilus GPS

(L) Dive Deck. (R) Camera Stations

Food & Drinks Aboard MOLA MOLA 2

Our onboard chef creates a delicious mix of traditional and international cuisine cooked fresh every day with locally sourced ingredients. Vegetarian options are available. 

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MOLA MOLA 2 Liveaboard Deck Plan

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Schedule, Rates & AVailability

MOLA MOLA 2 LIVEABOARD RATES

The following rates are in USD and are per person per night. Valid from January to December 2023.

[See also: Inclusions & Exclusions]

MOLA MOLA 2 RENTAL GEAR & NITROX

MOLA MOLA 2 LIVEABOARD AVAILABILITY

For availability please email us at info@bluewaterdivetravel.com or call us at +1-310-915-6677 and we will gladly help you plan your dream dive vacation!

[See also: Inclusions & Exclusions]

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Inclusions

• Accommodation with air condition rooms
• Meals, unlimited tea, coffee and drinking water
• 3-4 dives/day (depends on sea condition and dive skill)
• Certified dive master ration 1:4
• Roundtrip airport transfers
• Weight, belt, and tanks
• Compressor air fills 3000psi or 200 bar
• Paddle board & banana boat
• Snorkeling equipment

Exclusions

• International & Domestic Flights
• Diving equipment
• Nitrox (US$100/ trip)
• 1.5L Tank (US$80/ trip)
• Port and Entrance Fee (Raja Ampat & Banda Sea US$150/pax/trip, Alor & Sumbawa US$25/pax/night)
• Dive insurance
• Soft drinks and alcohol
• Gratuities to guides and crews
• Mobilization
• Hotel on land (if needed)

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Dive Information & Itineraries

KOMODO ISLAND (5, 6, & 7 NIGHT TRIPS) - SAMPLE ITINERARY

Day 1 - Labuan Bajo (1 - 2 dives at Pulau Sabayor Mini Wall)

Start with a welcome and briefing, prepare for a check dive, followed by sunset or night dive.

Day 2 - North Komodo / Gili Lawalaut Island (4 dives at Crystal Rock, Castle Rock, Lighthouse, with an optional night dive)

These dive sites offer a wide variety of healthy corals and fish, expect to see eagle rays, giant trevally, white tip, black tip, and grey reef sharks, and more.

Day 3 - North Komodo Channel (4 dives at BatuBolong, TatawaBesar, Tatawa Kecil and Batu Tengah)

BatuBolong is filled with beautiful soft and hard corals full of fish life, including giant trevally, white tips, snappers, emperor fish, schools of sweetlips and batfish, and look out for turtles feeding on the reef on Tatawa Besar. Mantas have also been encountered here.

Day 4 - South Komodo (4 dives at Padar Island, 3 Sisters and Pillarsteen)

Pillarsteen is a rock pinnacle located off of the southeastern tip of the small island of Padar which is located between Komodo and Rinca islands.

Day 5 - Central Komodo (4 dives:  Loh Liang Bay)

This white sand muck dive is around the corner from Pink Beach situated inside Loh Liang Bay on Komodo Island. Search for all sorts of critters here – bobtail squid, flamboyant cuttlefish, frogfish, nudibranchs, Ambon scorpion fish, cockatoo waspfish and large moray eels living in the shallow rocks.

Day 6 - Komodo National Park (Trekking and 1 dive at Wainilu)

Visit Komodo National Park where you will be able to take a stroll with the famous dragon in Rinca Island, LohBuaya. After the walk we move to Wainilu dive site for 1 dive before sailing back to Labuan Bajo.

Day 7 - Labuan Bajo

Check out after breakfast, farewells, and transfer to Labuan Bajo airport. 

Note:
– Schedule may change by the current or weather.
– Some of dive sites can be quite strong currents and we have to dive according to the tides.
– The sites will be depends on the currents.

AMBON (7 & 11 NIGHT TRIPS) - SAMPLE ITINERARY

Day 1 - Ambon (2 dives at Batu Kosong)

Embark from Tulehu port in Ambon followed by check dive.

Day 2 - Suanggi** (2 to 3 dives around Suanggi island) 

Explore this great reef with a variety marine life such as schooling of snapper-fusiliers, white tip reef shark, trevallies.

Day 3 - Run & Ai Island (3 to 4 dives)

Ai Island is an isolated low lying island to the west of Banda Neira. It has some small limestone cliffs on its southern coastline and some pretty beaches on its northern shores. Due to its isolation, walls and deep waters, when the current is running, Pulau Ai is one of the top dive sites in the Banda Islands for shark encounters. Run Island offers outstanding reef life and large amounts of fish.

Day 4 - Manuk Island (3 to 4 dives) 

Manuk Island boasts an incredibly large population of sea snakes. Most commonis the banded sea krait , but keep an eye our for the rarer brown and green Chinese sea snake.

Day 5 - Hatta Island** (3 to 4 dives) 

Hatta sland is great for pelagic subjects, including schooling trevally, barracuda, tuna, white and black tip sharks.

Day 6 - Banda Neira** (2 to 3 dives) 

Batu Kapal, Lahar and visiting the historic site of Banda Neira island, museum and Belgica fort.

Day 7 - Nusa Laut** (1 to 2 dives) 

Nusa Laut island offer some stunning hard coral seascapes with many variety and has the finest white sand beach anywhere in the lease islands.

Day 8 - 

Breakfast, farewells, and transfer to Patimura airport of Ambon. 

**These are area for hammerheads

Note:
– Schedule may change by the current or weather.
– Some of dive sites can be quite strong currents and we have to dive according to the tides.
– The sites will be depends on the currents.

RAJA AMPAT (7, 10 & 11 NIGHT TRIPS) - SAMPLE ITINERARY

Day 1 - Sorong (1 to 2 dives)

Sail to Matan Island for check dive, then on to Misool Island.

Day 2 to 5 - Misool (14 dives)

Misool is located in south Raja Ampat. Here we will dive a variety of small islands (Boo Island, Fiabacet Island, Yuliet Island and Farondi Island or Jelly fish lake), then sail to Penemu Island overnight.

Day 6 - Penemu Island (2 to 3 dives/snorkeling + trekking)

Explore besutiful coral reefs bursting with life at Penemu Island, followed by a scenic trek with panoramic views. Then we will cross to Wayag (approx 15 hours).

Day 7 - Wayag (1 to 2 dives/snorkeling)

After morning dive continue exploring Wayag by Sekoci then to afternoon trekking. Sailing back to TanjungPutus/ Yanggefo (approx 14 hours).

Day 8 - Yanggefo (2 to 3 dives)

Following 2 morning dives we will head to Arborek Island (approx 1 hour), where we will continue dive/snorkeling in Arborek jetty and Manta Sandy.

Day 9 to 10 - Mioskon and Mansyur (4 dives/snorkeling)

Schools of yellow snapper, napoleon wrasse, big groupers and many wobbegong sharks can be found in Mioskon. Pigmy seahorses, different species of nudibranch can be seen as well. Being relatively shallow it makes for a great snorkeling too.

Day 11 - Cape Kri /Mansuar Island (2 dives/snorkeling)

Visiting Pasir Timbul depends on high and low tide. Sail back to sorong (approx 9 hours).

Day 12 - Mina Harbour, Sorong

Breakfast, farewells, and transfer to Sorong airport.

Note:
– Schedule may change by the current or weather.
– Some of dive sites can be quite strong currents and we have to dive according to the tides.
– The sites will be depends on the currents.

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Other Information

Boat Specifications

• Type : Phinis boat
• Year Built : 2022
• Made of : Ulin wood
• Built in : South Sulawesi
• Length : 44m
• Breadth : 35m
• Depth : 9m
• Gross Tonnage : 375 ton
• Main Engine : Mitsubishi 10m21 turbo
• Second Engine : Mitsubishi 6d22 turbo
• Generator : 2 x mitsubishi 85kva
• Second Generator : 1 x mistsubishi 45kva
• Top Speed : 8
• Cruising Speed : 7 knots
• Water capacity : 60 ton
• Fuel capacity : 15ton
• Freshwater Maker : 9ton/day
• Number of Crew : 16
• Tender Boat : 2

Practical Information

• Time Zone: UTC+8 & UTC+9
• Local Currency: IDR (Indonesian Rupiah)
• Language Spoken: Indonesian & English
• Electricity: 220V
• Payment Onboard: Cash (Euros, US Dollar, UK Sterling Pounds, and IDR Rupiah) and credit cards (VISA and MasterCard)

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