Itinerary Options:
• White Manta Explorer offers a few itineraries to Triton Bay (Papua Barat) and crossing trips combining Misool, FakFak and Triton Bay. This remote and well preserved area is acclaimed by many underwater photographers for its pristine reefs and rare critters.

• Dive Ambon, Banda Sea, Halmahera and North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Embark upon once-in-a-lifetime voyages across the Banda Sea, visiting the famed ‘Spice Islands’ to discover diving Nirvana in the ‘Ring of Fire’. Each year, from September-December and also between April-May our liveaboard itineraries offer diving as it was meant to be enjoyed; away from the crowds, true exploration, and discovering dive sites that very few divers will get a chance to explore. In Halmahera, discover unique and spectacular sceneries, both above and below the waves where volcanic activity has created a remote island paradise, mainly accessible to divers via liveaboard. With our unmatched experience in this area, we can show you just what an incredible destination this is and take you to unspoiled dive sites.The Northern part of Sulawesi includes deep walls (Manado, Bunaken), world-famous muck-dive sites (Lembeh), a huge population of rare critters and endemic species (Gorontalo, Luwuk and the Toggian Islands).

• Dive Komodo National Park, Flores and Alor, Indonesia.
Discover some of Indonesia’s most biodiverse and healthy reef systems in UNESCO Komodo National Park; submerged pinnacles and stunning fringing coral reefs, Big Fish, adrenaline-pumping currents, sharks, mantas & dolphins in crystal clear waters provide a sensory overload for first-time visitors. Amazing macro discoveries such as pygmy seahorses, frogfish, and nudibranch galore provide secret delights for photography enthusiasts. Komodo really does have something for everyone, including stunning scenery above and below the waves and a walk on the wild side with the world’s largest lizard, the infamous Komodo Dragon! More than 1,000 species of tropical fish, 260 species of coral, and rare marine mammals such as the dugong live within Komodo National Park. Strong daily tidal flows combine with nutrient-rich water upwelling from the depths of the Indian Ocean to create ideal conditions for thousands of species of corals and tropical fish to flourish. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991, divers travel from all over the globe to experience the spectacular biodiversity of more than 50 world-class dive sites ranging from challenging blue water current dives with a chance of glimpsing large pelagic species to discovering rare invertebrates on a ‘muck’ dive closer to shore.

• Dive Sangalaki, Maratua & Kakaban, Indonesia
Discover an untouched diving destination that offers everything you need for the ultimate liveaboard safari. Located off the East Coast of Kalimantan (The Indonesian portion of Borneo) the Islands of Sangalaki, Maratua, and Kakaban (also called the Derawan Archipelago) offer some of the most remote, uncrowded, and untouched diving spots visited by the White Manta Explorer. Spot plenty of ‘Big Fish’ throughout the area including manta rays, hammerheads, barracuda, jacks, tuna, & even the chance of Whale Shark! On colorful reefs, sight amazing soft corals, turtles, leopard & reef sharks, harlequin shrimps, and more unique creatures.