Putri Papua
Putri Papua Liveaboard runs diving trips in Raja Ampat all year round. Raja Ampat sits at the centre of the Coral Triangle and is known for its coral reefs and marine biodiversity.
Announcement
On the morning of February 4, the 53 meter long vessel Putri Papua (MMSI: 525003530) sank in the Pacific Ocean 12 miles off the coast of Sorong, West Papua, Indonesia. The Putri Papua had suffered engine failure and alerted authorities via WhatsApp of the damage to the vessel. Before Indonesian authorities could reach the vessel, all 17 crew and passengers had evacuated to a life raft. The Putri Papua would sink a short time later. Two crew were injured during the incident and taken to hospital for treatment.
The Boat
Putri Papua takes up to 9 guests in four cabins. Each cabin has an ensuite bathroom, a double or twin bed, and air conditioning.
The communal areas are air conditioned and have a TV, CD and DVD player. The dining table seats nine, and the cook prepares European and Indonesian dishes. There is a sun deck with a canopy.
Experienced guides lead the diving and set each dive to the group’s certification level and interests.
Itineraries
- 11 Days / 10 Nights | Misool – Wayag – From USD 3.150 per person
- 11 Days / 10 Nights | Wayag – Central Raja Ampat – From USD 3.150 per person
What’s Included
- Return Airport Transfer to Boat
- Drinking Water
- Tea & Coffee
- Full-Board Meal Plan
- Snacks
- Tanks, Weights and weight belt
- Land Excursions
- Beach and cabin towels
- Complimentary Toiletries
What’s Excluded
- National Park Fees (147 USD per trip)
- Port Fees
- Diving equipment rental
- Gratuities
- Hotel Transfer
- Local Flights
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Soft drinks
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