Seven Seas is another of Indonesia's new breed of luxury liveaboards that is redefining the level of service that is to be expected by the discerning diver. 150ft long, she accommodates just 16 guests in 8 sumptuous cabins; 2 double cabins can be found on the upper deck, with large panoramic windows offering views of the local scenery, en suite bathrooms and ample storage for personal belongings. The other 6 cabins are on the lower deck; 2 double cabins and 4 cabins with double bed below and single bunk above. Again, all the cabins have en suite bathrooms and a small desk for wirting your journal or working on photos on your laptop.

The main deck has a large and airy saloon with dining area and comfortable cushioned benches. A plasma screen TV allows you to view underwater videos or photos, and there is a seperate charging station at the rear dedicated to battery charging. Forward of the saloon is the vast dive deck that is covered by a large awning to shade both you and your equipment from the sun; here can be found individual tank racks, storage bins and a camera table that is more than large enough for 16 divers' stuff. Forward on the upper deck is a large sundeck with loungers and at the stern is a separate covered lounge area with sofa benches and table. Ideal for viewing the sunset with a cool drink at the end of a busy day's diving!

Diving is done from three tenders, and the group is split three - 2 of six and 1 of four. This allows for easy and uncrowded diving, which for photographers is essential. A crew of 14 looks after your every need, from tidying your room to supplying you with an endless array of delcious food, to tending to your diving requirments.

Seven Seas has an extensive schedule of trips covering Komodo, Raja Ampat, Flores, the Banda Sea and Cendrawasih Bay. Please see the schedule for what is available.