Sea Safari VII Liveaboard

Destination: Indonesia

Bali – Komodo – Bali or Bali (9-10 Nights) | From $400++/night

IMPORTANT NOTE

Following an unfortunate fire incident on May 2024, and subsequent evaluations, Sea Safari VII will no longer be operational. Please contact us for some great alternativel liveaboards in Indonesia, or browse our list of Indonesia Liveaboards.

Sea Safari VII Quick Pitch

Sea Safari VII has both comfort and style as a luxurious sailing boat with modern facilities. She is based in Benoa Harbour in Bali and is ideally used for a diving liveaboard and leisure expeditions for return trips from Bali to Komodo.

Dive Overview

Sea Safari Cruises operate diving and snorkeling liveaboards in Bali, Komodo, Raja Ampat all year round. Diving and snorkeling in Sumbawa, Ambon, Alor, Banda Neira, Lembeh Straits, The Forgotten Islands and many other destinations in the Indonesian archipelago are also offered. All Sea Safari vessels are equipped with modern navigation systems, up to date safety and first aid equipment and ENOS diver locator systems. Sea Safari Cruises offer a perfect balance of diving and comfort on their liveaboard dive vessels

[See: Komodo Dive Travel Guide & Bali Dive Travel Guide]

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Accommodations

Types of Cabins, Amenities and Photos

Sea Safari VII Cabin Overview

The Sea Safari VII liveaboard has 14 cabins, which can accommodate up to 28 passengers. Each cabin has private bathroom, basin, hot and cold shower and multi-split air conditioner, TV, water heater.

• 4 double bedrooms type deckstate in the middle deck.
• 6 double bedrooms type deluxe in the lower deck
• 4 twin bedrooms type deluxe in the lower deck

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General Facilities

Sun deck (L) & Dive deck (R)

Restaurant and bar (L) & Saloon (R)

Sea Safari VII Boat Features

• Restaurant with air conditioner, completed with TV and DVD
• Guest kitchen with 6 door freezer which are 3 doors for vegetables/fruits and 3 doors for meat
• Electricity 220V and 110V
• Water maker 6,000 Liter per day
• Coffee Maker
• Satellite Phone (+62 86 811 707 266)
• 2 Units LCD TV 42''
• ENOS (transmitter system)
• Jacuzzi

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SEA SAFARI VIi LIVEABOARD DIVE FACILITIES

• 2 units engine life saving boats
• 32% EAN Nitrox
• DIN Adaptors
• Diving platform
• Freshwater deck showers
• Diving gear rental available

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Sea Safari VII Liveaboard Deck Plan

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Schedule, Rates & Availability

Sea Safari VII Schedule & Rates

IMPORTANT NOTE

Following an unfortunate fire incident on May 2024, and subsequent evaluations, Sea Safari VII will no longer be operational. Please contact us for some great alternativel liveaboards in Indonesia, or browse our list of Indonesia Liveaboards.

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Dive Information & Itineraries

Komodo

Komodo National Park is an exiting and sometimes very challenging place to dive and liveaboard. Komodo island is one of the most diverse and rich marine environments in the world, home to over 1,000 species of fish and 250 types of reef-building coral. The coral reefs in the north of the park are rich with colourful combinations of hard and soft corals. Be delighted by the ever present schools of Anthias, Wrasses, majestic angel fish, and larger predators - reef sharks and giant trevally.

Komodo offers a wide range of diving experiences: high-voltage current dives, gentle drift dives, cliff dives along walls of colour, dives around monumental boulders, caves dives and swim-throughs, colorful reefs, seamounts and pinnacles, and sand slope dives composed of both black and white sand. Also awaiting discovery during a Komodo dive are large pelagic fish, mantas, 18 species of cetaceans, green and hawksbill turtles and much more.

Bali

You can expect to see Manta's and Mola-Mola year round (Mola season is July to September) on Nusa Penida, dive the world famous U.S.A.T Liberty shipwreck in Tulamben, explore the black sands of the east coast for an incredible amount of macro life. Dive on Ameds stunning coral reefs and venture out to Gili Mimpang and Gili Tepekong off Candidasa for some exhilerating drift dives. This is a far more comfortable alternative than driving and unpacking each time you land in a new town to explore the local diving. 

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Other Information

Boat Specifications

• Name of vessel: KLM.SEA SAFARI VII
• Type: Phinisi Buginese Schooner
• Made of: Ulin Wood
• Year built: Batulicin, 2001
• Length: 37.50 Meter
• Breadth: 10.65 Meter
• Gross Tonnage: 253 GT
• Fuel tank capacity: +/- 30 Ton
• Water tank capacity: +/- 60 Ton
• Speed: +/- 7- 10 Knots/hour

Practical Information

• Time Zone: UTC+8
• Local Currency: IDR (Indonesian Rupiah)
• Language Spoken: Indonesian & English
• Electricity: 220 & 100V
• Payment Onboard: Cash, Visa or MasterCard

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Underwater Gallery 

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