Neptune One Itinerary
Banda Sea - Triton Bay11 days / 10 nights
About Neptune One
- Classic Indonesian phinisi with a casual yet sophisticated ambience
- Enjoy attentive and personalised service with a 1:1 crew to guest ratio
- Custom-designed for divers with convenient details at every turn
- Explore the most iconic diving destinations in the Indonesian Archipelago
The 33-metre Neptune One is a superb phinisi liveaboard designed specifically for divers in the classic Indonesian style. Operated by one of the best-rated dive centres in Bali, this vessel guarantees superior customer service, unparalleled underwater experiences and a handful of diver-focussed details. Equally suited to singles, couples and groups, Neptune One explores some of the best liveaboard diving in the world - from the amazing coral reefs of Raja Ampat and the majestic manta rays of Komodo to the hammerhead migrations of the Banda Sea.
Itinerary details
Length of trip 11 days / 10 nights
Number of dives Up to 27
Experience Advanced Open Water - Minimum 20 dives
Insurance Required
Highlights
- One-way itinerary venturing from Banda Sea to Triton Bay
- Explore the Banda Sea's swim-throughs and deep walls
- Land visit to the former capital of the spice trade, Banda Neira
- A day diving around Pulau Koon – home to the aptly-named ‘Too Many Fish’ dive site
- Bathe in Momon's beautiful waterfall and trek in search of tree kangaroos
- Swim with whale sharks as they feed at the fishing platforms of Triton Bay
Day 1: Arrival and check-in (1 dive)
Welcome aboard Neptune One in Ambon. After your welcome briefing and gear setup, enjoy a relaxed check dive to start your journey with confidence.
Day 2: Banda Sea (up to 3 dives)
Begin diving in warm, clear waters with stunning coral slopes and high marine biodiversity. Expect healthy reefs, good visibility, and the chance to see large schools of reef fish and pelagics.
Day 3: Banda Sea (up to 4 dives)
Dive steep walls, volcanic ridges, and nutrient-rich drop-offs. These sites often deliver pelagic action and exciting reef life in every direction.
Day 4: Banda Neira (up to 3 dives + land excursion)
Today combines world-class diving and cultural heritage. Explore vibrant reef systems in the morning, and visit a historical spice island village and colonial fort in the afternoon.
Day 5: Outer Islands (up to 3 dives)
Enjoy deep reef walls, schooling fish, and thrilling underwater terrain. Large sponges and black coral trees decorate the landscape, while reef sharks and turtles may glide by.
Day 6: Volcanic Island (up to 3 dives)
Dive around an active volcano known for geothermal bubbles and thriving reefs. Keep an eye out for sea snakes, swirling baitballs, and dramatic seascapes formed by ancient lava flows.
Day 7: Koon Region (up to 3 dives)
Today offers colorful reefs teeming with fish. Current-fed sites attract predators like jacks and trevally, while reef corners are filled with vibrant coral and small critters.
Day 8: Momon (up to 3 dives + land excursion)
Explore gentle reef slopes and ridges packed with soft coral and macro life. Between dives, enjoy a scenic freshwater waterfall hidden in the jungle just steps from the beach.
Day 9: Triton Bay (up to 4 dives)
Welcome to a remote diving paradise. Dive into soft coral gardens, black coral forests, and hidden corners filled with rare macro species. Keep your eyes open for turtles, reef sharks, and swarming reef fish.
Day 10: Triton Bay (up to 2 dives)
Your final dives feature nutrient-rich reefs and the chance for encounters with schooling fish and curious megafauna. A peaceful way to end your journey through the Banda Sea.
Day 11: Disembarkation
Enjoy your final breakfast onboard before transferring to Kaimana airport or hotel. No diving today due to the flight surface interval.
Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics, and local regulations.
Welcome aboard Neptune One in Ambon. After your welcome briefing and gear setup, enjoy a relaxed check dive to start your journey with confidence.
Day 2: Banda Sea (up to 3 dives)
Begin diving in warm, clear waters with stunning coral slopes and high marine biodiversity. Expect healthy reefs, good visibility, and the chance to see large schools of reef fish and pelagics.
Day 3: Banda Sea (up to 4 dives)
Dive steep walls, volcanic ridges, and nutrient-rich drop-offs. These sites often deliver pelagic action and exciting reef life in every direction.
Day 4: Banda Neira (up to 3 dives + land excursion)
Today combines world-class diving and cultural heritage. Explore vibrant reef systems in the morning, and visit a historical spice island village and colonial fort in the afternoon.
Day 5: Outer Islands (up to 3 dives)
Enjoy deep reef walls, schooling fish, and thrilling underwater terrain. Large sponges and black coral trees decorate the landscape, while reef sharks and turtles may glide by.
Day 6: Volcanic Island (up to 3 dives)
Dive around an active volcano known for geothermal bubbles and thriving reefs. Keep an eye out for sea snakes, swirling baitballs, and dramatic seascapes formed by ancient lava flows.
Day 7: Koon Region (up to 3 dives)
Today offers colorful reefs teeming with fish. Current-fed sites attract predators like jacks and trevally, while reef corners are filled with vibrant coral and small critters.
Day 8: Momon (up to 3 dives + land excursion)
Explore gentle reef slopes and ridges packed with soft coral and macro life. Between dives, enjoy a scenic freshwater waterfall hidden in the jungle just steps from the beach.
Day 9: Triton Bay (up to 4 dives)
Welcome to a remote diving paradise. Dive into soft coral gardens, black coral forests, and hidden corners filled with rare macro species. Keep your eyes open for turtles, reef sharks, and swarming reef fish.
Day 10: Triton Bay (up to 2 dives)
Your final dives feature nutrient-rich reefs and the chance for encounters with schooling fish and curious megafauna. A peaceful way to end your journey through the Banda Sea.
Day 11: Disembarkation
Enjoy your final breakfast onboard before transferring to Kaimana airport or hotel. No diving today due to the flight surface interval.
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
12:00pm
Ambon
Pattimura International Airport: AMQ
Return
10:00am
Kaimana
Kaimana Airport: KNG
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