Damai I
Explore Indonesia's most stunning and remote regions from this intimate and luxurious phinisi
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Overview
- Indonesia's most diverse selection of liveaboard diving itineraries
- Explore some of Indonesia's remote regions like Cenderawasih and Triton Bay
- Make the most of unlimited diving, superb camera facilities, and small groups
- Little luxuries like master cabins, gourmet cuisine, and spa services
Dive Damai’s original vessel, the Damai I is a luxurious traditional phinisi custom-built for scuba diving. This liveaboard offers a staggering variety of itineraries visiting classic destinations including Komodo and Raja Ampat, as well as remote and seldom visited areas like Cenderawasih Bay and Triton Bay. Dedicated divers will love this boat's fantastic facilities and outstanding service underwater, including unlimited dives and small guide-to-guest ratios.
Upcoming trips
Cabins
- If you are a solo traveller, we aim to allocate shared cabins on a same-sex basis.
- Non-shareable cabins can not be shared with another single traveler outside your party. A single occupancy surcharge will be applied.
Amenities
Boat
Dive facilities
- If you are a solo traveller, we aim to allocate shared cabins on a same-sex basis.
- Non-shareable cabins can not be shared with another single traveler outside your party. A single occupancy surcharge will be applied.
Vessel
Vessel information
Available for scheduled cruises and private charter, the Damai I is a superb vessel, specifically designed for cruising and diving in the tropical waters of Indonesia. It's spacious, open and airy, and perfectly comfortable. Plus, it visits all the most exciting diving areas in Indonesia, some well off the traditional tourist track. Guests will love this boat's high-quality equipment, two comfortable dive tenders, and unique diver friendly details like unlimited diving and just four guests per guide. With a maximum of just 12 travellers onboard, every trip feels personal, intimate, and adventurous.
Dive Damai is redefining the concept of liveaboards with small groups, signature all-inclusive service, and tailor-made itineraries. With over 25 years of experience in the region, they are proud to offer Indonesia's most diverse liveaboard diving itineraries. Both the Damai I and Damai II offer exciting land-tours, lush and spacious facilities, exquisite cuisine, and superb attention to detail. These boats are luxurious yet unfussy, perfect for dedicated divers looking for a few creature comforts during their holiday.
Onboard Damai I
Designed specifically for small groups, this vessel comfortably accommodates up to twelve guests. The Damai I offers a choice between seven single, twin or double rooms, as well as two spacious master cabins. Each comes equipped with individually controlled air-conditioning and an en-suite bathroom. This boat offers fine dining, with an impressive ocean view from the dining room and gourmet meals served buffet-style or a la carte. Beer and soft drinks are available and dinner includes a free glass of table wine. Relax in between dives on one of the three spacious sun decks, or take in a relaxing massage or spa treatment.
Diving from Damai I
Built with divers in mind, MY Damai I offers large dive stations, an ample dive deck, and two custom-designed high-speed tenders. This boat is a top pick for underwater photographers, with a dedicated camera room featuring separate workstations and integrated 110v and 220v charging stations. Equipment available onboard includes dive computers, pony bottles and torches, as well as nitrox for qualified divers. This vessel was also the first in Indonesia to offer both a 4:1 guest to guide ratio and unlimited diving.
Top tips
- Even if you aren't an expert photographer, it's worth bringing an underwater camera. You never know when you might bump into a whale shark or manta ray.
- All of this boat's itineraries include exciting land excursions. Be sure to pack comfortable shoes, lightweight clothing, and some extra sun protection.
- Current junkies should plan their trip during a full moon. This part of the month is best for spotting large pelagics, too!
- Pack plenty of extras like batteries and sunscreen. This boat's itineraries visit some of Indonesia's most remote regions where you won't find much shopping.
