Epica

Boat

Epica is simple but comfortable vessel, 24 meters in length and 4.5 meters in width, it's entirely constructed of iron wood.

On the upper deck, is where you can ease off relaxing in a hammock or in our many beanbags laid out on the spacious upper deck.

It consists of a fully open deck where you spend most of the time you are on board, this has a large table where we share our breakfasts, meals and some beer at night, as we have a refrigerator where you can buy beers and sodas at a very reasonable price.

All the meals are freshly prepared for you to enjoy mixing western and local cuisine.

Epica has a team consisting of 4 sailors Bugis : a Western cruise director, diving instructor and divemaster as a minimum.

Cabin

Epica has 6 guest cabins, it can welcome up to 12 guests per trip :

All cabins are very basic without luxurious amenities but are provided with power sockets to your convenience.

6 Guest Cabins :
Located on the lower deck, each comes with two single beds in bunk style, with portholes.

2 Shared Bathroom :
With wash-hand basin, with fresh water showers, and toilet.

Diving

• 3 dives per day + alternating additional night dives.
• No dive on the embarkation and disembarkation day.
• Only 1 - 2 dives will be provided on the last diving day.
• All diving will provide experienced guide to lead the dive.

Other Informations

• Nitrox：Not available at the moment
• 15L Tanks：Available with additional cost
• REBREATHER Dive：Not available at the moment
• Technical Dive：Not available at the moment
• Dive Equipment Rental：Available with additional charge
• Dive insurance：Divers must have valid dive insurance
• Wi-Fi Internet ：Available free of charge for all guest
• Laundry Service：Not available at the moment
• Massage Service：Not available at the moment
• Payment on board：By cash (IDR/USD/EUR)
• Crew Number：4, include 2 dive guides

Best of Dampier | 7D/6N

Starting and ending our adventure in Waisai we dive approximately 19 of the most spectacular sites Raja Ampat has to offer. On our way through the Dampier Strait we explore the reefs around Kri, Mensuar, Arborek, the Fam Islands, and Yanggalo.

The Dampier Strait separates the islands of Waigeo and Batanta and is part of the Indonesian Throughflow, channeling a gigantic volume of water from the Pacific Ocean to the Indian Ocean and back. These currents carry with them millions of eggs and larvae that supply the region with both genetic diversity and food. A buffet for sea creatures of all sorts!

Dampier / Misool | 9D/8N - 10D/9N

With a total of 27 dives and 5 land excursions we show you the best Raja Ampat has to offer. 3 night dives – one in each area we visit – give us a chance to observe the nocturnal marine life.

In Batanta we trek to a spectacular waterfall, in Misool you get to swim in one of the world’s few Jellyfish lakes and in central Raja Ampat we take the 341 steps to admire the breath-taking view of the Bintang Lagoon at Piaynemo.

Starting in the Dampier Strait we introduce you to the variations of dive site topographies and how the current affects them. We then move further south to Batanta for some muck diving where you get to admire colourful critters like blue ringed octopus or flamboyant cuttlefish.

After an overnight crossing south, we spend 3 days diving around the scattering of islands south-east of Misool. Dive sites we visit include Shadow Reef (Magic Mountain), Boo Windows and Four Kings.

Back north we dive around Piaynemo, where Melissa’s Garden and My Reef will take your breath away. Finally, back on our way through the Dampier Strait we explore the reefs around Kri, Mensuar, Arborek and Gam.

King of the North| 10D/9N

Epica takes you on a 10-day journey through the Dampier Strait to the North of Raja Ampat. With a total of 27 dives and 4 land excursions, we show you the best Raja Ampat has to offer. 2 night dives give us a chance to observe the nocturnal marine life. In Wayag we trek to a spectacular viewpoint and watch the baby sharks on the beach and in central Raja Ampat we take the 341 steps to admire the breath-taking view of the Bintang Lagoon at Piaynemo.

Starting in the Dampier Strait we introduce you to the variations of dive site topographies and how the current affects them. We then move further north to Aljui Bay for some muck diving where you get to admire colourful critters like blue ringed octopus or flamboyant cuttlefish. We spend 3 days diving around the scattering of islands around Wayag and Kawe. Dive sites we visit include Magic Rock, Far Out Rock and Eagle Rock. Back south we dive around Piaynemo, where Melissa’s Garden and My Reef will take your breath away. Finally, back on our way through the Dampier Strait we explore the reefs around Kri and Gam.

Day to Day Itineraries Detail

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