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Comprised of 4 decks with 14 en-suite air-conditioned cabins, the boat provides comfortable living space for you and your family. Facilities include spacious restaurant and bar area, lounge outdoor, sun deck, dive deck and Jacuzzi. Cheng Ho traverses mainly to Labuan Bajo, Bali, and Ambon Banda Sea. Cheng Ho is equipped with the latest diving amenities to make scuba diving adventure hassle free. Expert dive staff are always on hand to ensure divers receive the best service and attention during each dive excursion to create a truly memorable experience.
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Cabin Description
4 cabins with 2 single beds (twin), private bathroom, basin, hot & cold shower, and air conditioner in each room.
Cabin Facilities
3 cabins with a queen-sized bed, private bathroom, basin, hot & cold shower, and air conditioner in each room.
2 cabins with 1 single bed, private bathroom, basin, hot & cold shower, and air conditioner in each room. Located on the middle deck.
2 cabins with 2 single beds (twin), private bathroom, basin, hot & cold shower, and air conditioner in each room. Located on the middle deck.
Route Description - Alor-Alor
A Diver's Dream, ALOR
Alor, a small island north of West Timor in Eastern Indonesia, is a remote diving hotspot that offers absolute world-class scuba dive sites with coral reefs, big fish & muck diving. The locals have been sustaining a great effort in keeping the reefs healthy and protecting the area from overfishing. Hence, the dive spots are covered with stunning colorful healthy reefs and have abundant diverse marine species. The fact that Alor is in a remote area makes the underwater world a diver’s dream. Diving in Alor is extraordinary and full of surprises. Water has become a normal migration route for cetaceans. Expect to see some whales or other aquatic mammals passing by. This volcanic island offers you great underwater topography and is great for black sand and muck diving. The reefs and walls are colorful and full of life, even if you need a bit of experience to dive them. You will encounter not only large animals, but also creatures that need to be captured by a macro lens, such as nudibranch, leaf fish, frog fish, clownfish and other exotic macro biotas. The main marine attractions of Alor are the excellent macro life, incredible corals, ethnic biodiversity and schools of fish. Expect to find drop-offs and pinnacles, sloping walls and swim-throughs. Although Alor is well-suited for macro photography, you also have the opportunity to see some large aquatic mammals, such as sunfish, sharks, turtles, mantas, dolphins, and even pilot whales..
Route Description - Labuan Bajo – Komodo – Labuan Bajo Diving Liveaboard
Surreal Panoramic Landscape, LABUAN BAJO
Surrounded by seductive waters, panoramic hills and soft white sand, Labuan Bajo is your tropical paradise. Each islands offers its own unique trait and holds some of the most exclusive hideaways and sophisticated beach properties. Ideal for a romantic escape or idyllic family holiday. The Komodo National Park constitutes unquestionably one of the most dramatic landscapes in all of Indonesia with a landscape of contrasts between starkly rugged hillsides of dry savanna, pockets of thorny green vegetation, brilliant white sandy beaches and blue waters surging over coral. Take your pick from every nautical pastime under the sun. Existing nowhere else in the world, the most remarkable inhabitant of Komodo National Park is the Komodo Dragon. Besides the largest living lizard, the Park is a nature reserve for a great diversity of species such as manta rays, sea turtles, whales, dolphins and dugongs. The coral reefs fringing the coast of Komodo are diverse and luxuriant due to the clear water, intense sunlight, and rapid exchange of nutrient-rich water from deeper areas of the archipelago.