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MV Odyssea I

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116 ft

Max 16

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The MV Odyssea I is a new motor cruiser with 8 very comfortable cabins. The ceilings are high and the beds are long meaning plenty of space even for even the tallest of scuba divers. All cabins have en-suite bathrooms with hot showers.

Unlike most Indonesian liveaboards which are schooners, the Odyssea I is a monohull purpose built dive boat with a maximum speed of 13 knots. So comfort, space and speed are the name of the game on board the Odyssea I.

The Odyssea I spends from mid-December until the end of March each year in the remote waters of Raja Ampat. Their schedule during the rest of the year takes in areas seldom visited by other liveaboards in North Sulawesi. Trips here are either for diving at Bangka Island, Bunaken National Park and Lembeh Strait, or Lembeh, Bangka and the Sangihe Archipelago.

The boat can take up to 16 guests as a maximum limit but seldom does, so there is plenty of room for you to relax and unwind in between breathtaking dives, and also plenty of room for photographers to tune up their equipment.

So if you are marvelling in the rich and remote waters of Raja Ampat, there are few more comfortable ways to do it than on board the M/V Odyssea I liveaboard.

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Cabins, Berths, Showers, Bathrooms...

There are 2 double bed (200cm x 200cm) Stateroom cabins - 1 on the main deck and 1 on the lower deck - and 6 twin or double bed (200cm x 80/145cm) standard cabins on the lower deck.

All the cabins have:

Air conditioning
Toilet and hot water shower
Hand basin, mirror, toiletries, towels and hairdryer
Portholes on lower deck, windows on main deck
Reading lights
Cabinet and shelving
Safety box
Bedding
Fire warning system
Life jackets
Round twin plug 220/240V mains outlet - 24 hours per day

No. of bathrooms / showers - 9 / 9 - hot water

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Crew, Facilities, Dive Courses...

Space is the first thing that strikes you as you board the Raja Ampat liveaboard. There is a lot of space on the dive deck, plenty of room for photographers in the photo lab, and the saloon has plenty of room for lounging in. The saloon has a TV, DVD, and music system. There is a sundeck adjacent to the lounge for those who like to relax indoors. Outdoors there is the huge partially covered sundeck with sun loungers and sun chairs where you can chill in the open air.

Crew comprises:

Cruise Director
3 Divemasters
Captain
2 Cooks
2 Engineers
2 Maids/stewardesses
3 Deck hands/dinghy drivers

Enriched air nitrox - Motorised diving dinghies (RIBs) - 40m² dive deck with shower, toilet, camera table and rinse tanks - 7.6m² platform - 58m² saloon with bar, computer, internet, DVD players, music system, marine and general library - 90m² sundeck with shaded area, sun chairs and matresses

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Menu, Cuisine Type...

There is a good mix of western and Indonesian cuisine including curries, stir-fries, and various tasty seafood creations. Breakfast can be either an American breakfast or a local dish, and always with plenty of fresh fruit. A varied lunch menu includes pasta salads and fresh soups. Most guests are enthusiastic, not just about the varied menu and large portions, but particularly the delicious home made desserts.

Buffet service in saloon
Most dietary requirements can be catered for - please send us your requirements in advance.
Dining service begins with light breakfast on the first day of the cruise.
Brewed coffee, tea, soft drinks, drinking water, fruit and biscuits are all provided free of charge.
Beer, wine and spirits are also available.
No fixed menu.
Operator rates food as extremely important