The 37-meter phinisi-style Indo Master combines traditional Indonesian craftsmanship with modern comfort. Guests can choose from multiple cabin options, enjoy spacious decks, and relax between dives while exploring Raja Ampat’s remarkable waters.
C1 (Double), C2 (Double), C3 (Twin): $3719 per person (after $500 discount) including free nitrox.
Rates include cabin accommodations, full board meals, snacks, tea, coffee, soft drinks, and up to four dives per day with expert guides. Transfers from Sorong Airport or local hotels are included. Flights to and from Sorong are not included.
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Itinerary
Day 1 - Sorong, West Papua
Embarkation occurs at Sorong Marina between 12:00 and 12:30. Guests meet the Indo Master crew for introductions, safety briefings, and vessel orientation. Dinner is served onboard.
Days 2–6 (7 Nights)
Each day begins with a light breakfast and briefing for the first dive. A full breakfast follows, then the second dive. After lunch, guests dive a third time before enjoying snacks and a sunset or night dive. Up to four dives are scheduled daily, depending on conditions.
Day Before Disembarkation
Two morning dives are typically scheduled before the vessel returns to Sorong, where it remains anchored overnight.
Day 7 Disembarkation
After breakfast, guests depart between 08:00 and 10:00 with transfers to Sorong Airport or nearby hotels. Guests should allow at least 24 hours between the final dive and any domestic flight departure.
Raja Ampat is famed for its thriving marine biodiversity and world-class dive sites. Divers may encounter manta rays, reef sharks, Napoleon wrasse, pygmy seahorses, and vast schools of fish.
Sample dive sites include:
Mansuar Island & Dampier Strait - Drift dives with big fish schools, currents, and abundant macro life.
Manta Sandy - A world-renowned cleaning station attracting reef manta rays of all sizes and shades.
Cape Kri - Known for reef fish variety with over 370 species recorded. Encounters include bumphead parrotfish, Napoleon wrasse, dogtooth tuna, and reef sharks.
Blue Magic - A finger-shaped reef with hard and soft corals, black coral bushes, and schools of jacks and barracuda. Grey reef sharks and manta rays often appear.
Sardine Reef - Swarms of fusiliers, snapper, and sweetlips with frequent pelagic visitors.
Mioskon - Coral slopes with pygmy seahorses, banded pipefish, flatworms, and moray eels.
Mike’s Point - Overhangs, crevices, and deep slopes hosting sweetlips, batfish, jacks, and wobbegongs.
Friwinbonda - Night dives with lionfish hunting glassfish, pipefish, and other small critters.
Melissa’s Garden - Shallow hard coral gardens with damselfish, trevally, and wobbegong sharks.
Mayhem - Strong current dives with barracuda, tuna, Napoleon wrasse, eagle rays, and pelagics.
Citrus Ridge - Soft coral carpets, pygmy seahorses, wobbegongs, and pelagic predators on the up-current side.
Batanta Island - Muck diving with mimic octopus, cuttlefish, nudibranchs, and flasher wrasse.
Misool Islands - Dramatic underwater scenery with steep walls, gorgonian fans, and colorful reefs.
Candy Store - Vibrant soft corals, yellow sponges, sea whips, and schools of batfish and fusiliers.
Andiamo - Exposed reef with walls, overhangs, pinnacles, and sandy slopes supporting barracuda, nudibranchs, and wobbegongs.
Boo Windows - Two large underwater holes offering photogenic swim-throughs, soft corals, and diverse macro life.
Whale Rock & Nudi Rock - Drift dives with reef sharks, schooling pelagics, nudibranchs, and unique formations.
Kalig Potato Point & Gorgonian Passage - Night dives and sites featuring soft coral fans, pygmy seahorses, and colorful macro life.
Barracuda Rock & Dunia Kecil - Fish-rich slopes with schools of barracuda, sweetlips, turtles, and juvenile cuttlefish.