Cruise Advice
Duration
7 Nights
Journey Type
Sailing from Indonesia
Ports
8 Ports
18 January
Setting sail from Sorong
19 January
Indonesia: Kabui Bay
20 January
Indonesia: Cape Kri (Kri Island)
Kri Island is a popular destination for divers, with homestays dotted along the beachfront, and the dive site at Cape Kri holds the world record for the most species recorded on a single dive - 374, to be precise! The island’s terrain makes hiking difficult, but there are some lovely coastal walks.
21 January
Indonesia: Aljui Bay
22 January
Indonesia: Wayag
The beautiful, uninhabited karst islands of Wayag are Raja Ampat’s most iconic sight, home to some of the archipelago’s most spectacular dive sites. Under the water you can spot sharks, barracudas and manta rays, while on land you might catch a glimpse of a rare bird of paradise.
23-24 January
Indonesia: Dayang Island, Waisai (Waigeo Island)
25 January
Arriving in Sorong
For once-in-a-lifetime tailor-made itineraries, Mundy Adventures specialises in expedition cruises to some of the most wonderful places on earth; places often only accessible by water.
Your home from home
Aqua Blu is Aqua Expeditions' first ocean ship, a former British Navy vessel that has been transformed into a luxurious superyacht designed to explore the Indonesian archipelago.
What we love
Combining luxury and exploration isn't easy, yet Aqua Expeditions have balanced locally inspired design with modern sophistication and a focus on the destination to create once in a lifetime experiences.
| Capacity | 30 Guests |
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| Crew | 25 International Staff |
| Style | An informal yet chic atmosphere on board driven by the communal spirit of shared exploration. |
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