Komodo Dancer Liveaboard
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Indonesia
Primary Port Of Departure:
Tua, Marga, Tabanan, Bali, Indonesia
Secondary Port Of Departure:
bali
Tertiary Port Of Departure:
Komodo Islands
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Liveaboard Information
Cabins:
Master Cabins x 2
Double Cabins x 2
Twin Cabins x 4
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Transportation to & from the nearest Hotel or Port NO
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Diving with Nitrox YES
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Safety Equipment YES
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Compressors Cruising Speed
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Accomodate Rebreathers NO
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3
Number of Dive Guides
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Camera Table YES
Additional Notes
About
Welcome on board Komodo Dancer - Komodo liveaboard.the luxury liveaboard Komodo Dancer for a trip of a lifetime to a place of of dazzling coral reefs, spectacular marine life, fierce Komodo dragons Komodo dancer and smoking volcanoes,a real life "Jurassic Park" above and below the surface of the seas.
The Komodo Dancer is the Bali based vessel of the Peter Hughes Dancer Fleet, the world renowned liveaboard group is at the very forefront of luxury and provides high quality dive trips to the Komodo national park, Alor and Maumere in Indonesia's spectacular Nusa Tenggara area. The Komodo Dancer is a traditionally crafted, two masted wooden motor sailor, stretching 30 metres long, 9 metres wide and accommodating 16 adventurous divers.
Following the standards of the Dancer Fleet, the Komodo Dancer replicates Peter Hughes Diving service, amenities and the highest standards of safety in the industry - read the Komodo diving blog Bear a few things in mind concerning social behaviour in Indonesia. Most travellers experience great warmth and hospitality, but with that come an open curiosity about personal matters.Komodo dancer dining You should not be surprised by total strangers asking details of your job, income and family circumstances.
Use your right hand for giving, taking, eating or shaking hands as the left is considered to be unclean. Don't pat a child on the head. In fact, never touch anybody's head. Most Indonesians see the head as the seat of the soul and therefore sacred. Nudity (or sunbathing topless) is not permitted on beaches and although there are some places where this ban is ignored, it causes widespread offence. Displays of intimacy are not considered suitable in public and will probably draw unwanted attention. Women should cover shoulders and legs in Islamic areas.
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