
EcoXplorer Itinerary
Forgotten Frontiers: The Watubela Liveaboard Expedition (SOQ - AMQ)10 days / 9 nights
About EcoXplorer
- Accommodates a maximum of 12 guests in eastern Indonesia
- Itineraries in Raja Ampat, Cenderawasih Bay, Triton Bay, Halmahera and Banda Sea
- Cultural visits, snorkelling, fishing and island exploration between dives
- All profits support EcoNusa’s conservation and community initiatives
EcoXplorer is a 28m expedition liveaboard operating across the remote waters of eastern Indonesia, from Raja Ampat and Cenderawasih Bay, to Triton Bay, Halmahera and the Banda Sea. Rebuilt in the style of a traditional Indonesian phinisi, the vessel accommodates a maximum of 12 guests in ensuite cabins and combines dedicated diving facilities with cultural visits, wildlife encounters and island exploration. Highlights of the itineraries can include spectacular reefs, manta rays, whale sharks, wrecks, schooling fish and unusual macro life, depending on the itinerary. And with all profits supporting EcoNusa’s conservation and community programmes, EcoXplorer is particularly well suited to divers seeking small-group expeditions with a more meaningful local connection.
Itinerary details
Highlights
- The route spans from Sorong to Tulehu, covering regions like the East Maluku frontier and the Banda Sea
- The trip features daily diving sessions across unique locations from the "Karst Labyrinths" of Balbulol
- Enjoy the vibrant reefs of Daram and the "Fish Metropolis" at Koon Island.
- Includes land-based experiences of Yeliet, tracking at Puncak Love
- Community visits in Watubela and Ameth villages
Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics, and local regulations.
Transfer details
Departure
09:00am
Sorong
Sorong Airport: SOQ
Return
01:00pm
Tulehu
Pattimura International Airport: AMQ
Current availability and prices: https://www.zubludiving.com/itineraries/ecoxplorer/itn-2608030655281-forgotten-frontiers-the-watubela-liveaboard-expedition-soq-amq-