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Akomo Isseki, Indonesia

  • Rating 9.4 out of 10 9.4 Superb
  • from 155 / day
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“Overall this liveaboard exceeded all expectations! ”

Amber K, Flag of New Zealand New Zealand

Highlights

  • Traditional hand-crafted Indonesian phinisi
  • Crewed by South Sulawesi Bugis sailors
  • Selection of freshly cooked Indonesian and Western meals, beach BBQs, freshly baked bread, treats, and hot coffee

Set sail on an Indonesian adventure aboard the Akomo Isseki liveaboard. A traditional hand-crafted wooden phinisi, she is crewed by the Bugis sailors of South Sulawesi and offers fantastic dive itineraries in Raja Ampat and Komodo National Park. Four naturally vented cabins with twin beds cater to 8 guests on board. Shared bathrooms feature modern facilities and traditional handicrafts. Social areas include the communal dining area and a large partially covered sun deck. Enjoy a selection of freshly cooked Indonesian and Western meals, beach BBQs, freshly baked bread, treats, and hot coffee. Days can be spent lounging on the sun deck in-between dives, kayaking, snorkeling, and island visits, and unwinding at the end of the day enjoying an incredible sunset, the sea breeze, and a cold beer with your fellow dive buddies.

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Included: VAT, Drinking Water, Tea & Coffee, Beach BBQ, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Kayaks, Land Excursions, Cabin Towels.

Required Extras: National Park Fees (3,500,000-4,500,000 IDR per trip).

Optional Extras: Gratuities (150,000-250,000 IDR per day), Airport Transfer, Hotel Transfer, Alcoholic Beverages, Soft drinks, Rental Gear, Snorkel Gear.

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Akomo Isseki Reviews

  • Rating 9.4 out of 10
  • 9.4 Superb
  1. Vessel
    8.5
  2. Crew
    9.7
  3. Food
    9.9
  4. Diving
    9.5
  5. Value
    9.5
  • Rating 9.6 out of 10
  • 9.6 Exceptional
  • Krishna Tulasi Choudhary G
  • Flag of India India

Trip to Paradise

The trip was very well arranged with good gear for diving, knowledgeable instructors, friendly staff and great food. The island trips were well arranged and the staff ensured we had a lot of fun both on and off the dives. It has been a pleasure being on Akomo Isseki Banda sea-Raja Ampat trip. The sunsets were gorgeous, the whales and dolphins are a bonus on this trip. The dive sites were stunning with beaming life, colorful corals and a ton of fishes. Definitely something that one should witness in their lifetime

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The behaviour of the staff especially the dive guides. The food was really yummy and well catered to. The island trips.
  • Rating 10 out of 10
  • 10 Exceptional
  • Amber K
  • Flag of New Zealand New Zealand

Desperate to book our next trip with Akomo Isseki!

If you're on the fence, do it!! Overall this liveaboard exceeded all expectations! The crew and dive guide looked after us so well. Alex (DG) was very knowledgeable and did a great job teaching us the ropes with current and spotting all sorts of things! The rest of the crew went above and beyond every step of the way. We had so much fun! It is also amazing value for money - we are all planning when we will be back for Banda! Definitely recommend Akomo Isseki!

Recommended for
Amazing dive guide and crew!!! We were ao well looked after!!. The dive sites were incredible!!!!. The boat was well set up and food was delicious!.
  • Rating 8.0 out of 10
  • 8.0 Very good
  • Kyle B
  • Flag of United States United States

Better than the Luxury live abords.

Me and my husband had the best time on the Akomo Isseki. It is a beautiful wooden boat of small size that we went around to many remote islands in Raja Ampat. After our retirement we traveled extensively staying in hostels to make our dollars go farther. This boat was of that norm, so if you are looking for upscale, this is not the boat for you. The great things about this boat was the unpretentious of it. There were only 8 divers, and with only one launch, it would take one group out, come back for the other group, so on most dives it was just our small group of 5. As opposed to luxury boats we have been on where they drop 14 people on the same reef at the same time. As good breathers we were aloud to stay as long as we had air, rather than being limited by a predetermined time limit. That was especially nice for us. The dive masters ate dinner with us at the same table every night, so we all got to share and talk about the diving that day together. On the luxury boat the DMs were eatting with the crew, so we missed the evening chatter. By the end of the trip all the crew felt like friends, as opposed to servents. With fans instead of A/C, there was none of the going into the cold for dinner. There is limited water, but when we ran out, due to 5 girls with long black hair, we simply went to a port and refilled. I would love to go on another trip on the Akomo Isseki!

Recommended for
Small dive groups. Low use of resources. Great crew and Dive Masters.

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