You'll find below our list of the itineraries we run. Click the box to find more information about each route and to see each respective map.
Raja Ampat
Literally meaning 'The Four Kings' is home to 540 types of corals, more than 1,000 types of reef fish and 700 types of molluscs. Renowned for its biodiversity and the sheer amount of life, Raja Ampat is a dream destination for any SCUBA diver or snorkeler.
From Giant Oceanic Manta Rays to tiny Pygmy Seahorses, there is something for everyone in our Raja Ampat itineraries.
Ambon & Banda
Ambon is very well known for the bizarre critters that can be found - In particular it is the only home to the extremely rare Psychedelic Frogfish.
The Banda Islands, on the other hand, are extremely well known for the pristine reefs filled with enormous barrel sponges and sea fans, and the chance to see a school of Hammerhead Sharks.
Raja Ampat & Misool
Explore beyond the famous dive spots of Central & North Raja Ampat and delve further South to the seconds largest island of the Four Kings, Misool. If the clear turquoise waters and vibrant marine life bustling around the reef aren't enough, experience one of the rare extremely rare and picturesque Jellyfish Lakes!
Ambon, Banda, Forgotten Islands, Alor & Maumere
Experience the Legendary Diving of both Ambon & Banda & finish with Maumere. Most known for it's superb muck diving & stunning reef walls - If you're unlucky to not see hammerheads in Banda, there always a chance in Maumere!
This trip combines and excellent combination of both macro and wide angle!
Raja Ampat, Banda & Ambon
Regarded as a favourite itinerary by many, begin with the ever-stunning species-rich reefs of Raja Ampat. Head towards the stunning walls of Banda, filled with enormous Barrel Sponges and Sea Fans and of course the chance to see Hammerhead sharks. Finally, finish in Ambon one of the most famous macro diving destinations and the only place you can find the psychedelic frogfish.
Ambon, Banda, Forgotten Islands, Alor & Saumlaki
Some of the strongest, but most nutrient-rich currents of Indonesia. Maumere, mostly well known for its muck diving, also offers stunning channels and reef walls which bring in sharks (even hammerheads if you're lucky) and eagle rays to name a few things.
After, voyage across to Komodo, famed for strong currents which allow the vibrant corals to flourish and give us the chance to see Manta Rays!
Saumlaki, Alor, Maumere & Komodo
Join us as we make our seasonal crossing over to Komodo - In this route, we voyage across waters that are home to pods of whales as well as dolphins - Through to the sites seldom visited by divers, completely undisturbed reefs bustling with life. A great route with highlights (if we're lucky) being Hammerheads, Thresher Sharks & Manta Rays.
Maumere & Komodo
Some of the strongest, but most nutrient-rich currents of Indonesia. Maumere, mostly well known for its muck diving, also offers stunning channels and reef walls which bring in sharks (even hammerheads if you're lucky) and eagle rays to name a few things.
After, voyage across to Komodo, famed for strong currents which allow the vibrant corals to flourish and give us the chance to see Manta Rays!
Diving with Solitude Adventurer
It’s always safety first when it comes to diving with Solitude Adventurer. Our professional crew are trained to meet the international marine insurers and surveyors standards so that all are well-prepared to execute all required emergency and non-emergency procedures.
Our guide to diver ratio stands at 1:6 for most destinations in Indonesia, with the exception of Komodo, where it’s capped at 1:4 to ensure every diver gets the attention they need.
Do note that solo diving is strictly prohibited when diving with us, even if you are certified. Also, all guests must be equipped with an audible signalling device (like a whistle), dive computer, Nautilus Lifeline VHF (or anything similar), and a surface marker buoy (SMB) when participating in any SCUBA activity with us.
Our Equipment Onboard
Air Compressors: 3 x Bauer HP Compressor IK120 with Bauer B-Kool 680-s Air Cooler Filtered by P41Centralized System
Nitrox Membrane System: LP450 Nitrox Membrane
Enriched Air Nitrox Diving**: EANx 28 to 30% (This is to provide a more suitable M.O.D for dive sites)
Scuba Cylinders: Aluminium 100cuft (19units), 80cuft (80 units), 63cuft (4 units), 40cuft (12 units) & 19cuft (4 units) with DIN Valves (Yoke/A-Clamp Adapters available) - Twin Tanks Available/
Solo Diving is not allowed (even if certified)
Rebreather Support**: Only on Full Charters with Rebreather Divers. Scrubbers can be organized with advanced notice (preferably 60 days or more) but no guarantee or you can order and send it to us. Oxygen supply in Palau is limited as well and expensive.
Dive Equipment Rental: Available (including Dive Computers but excluding U/W Cameras)
Nautilus Lifeline GPS/VHF Radio: Available if you do not own one (Solitude One channel: 77). Mandatory to dive with one.
Dive Skiffs: 2x 11.5m (37ft) Fiberglass Purpose-Built Boats with Twin 150HP or 200HP 4 -stroke Outboard Engines Support Skiff: 1 x 8.3m (27ft) Fiberglass Monohull with single 60HP 4-Stroke Engine
Dive Guides: Ratio 1 to 6 Divers (Private Guide Service available**150USD per Diving Day), Ratio is 1:4 in Komodo.
Complimentary Surface Marker Buoy (SMB), Lead Weights & Belt
Available for purchase on-board (Advance Order is recommended): Surface Marker Buoy (OPV, SOLAS Reflector), Nautilus Lifeline GPS/VHF Radio (with Pouch), Spools, Dive Pointers, Drift Hooks, O-rings, Hoses and other common replaceable spares.
Medical Oxygen and comprehensive First Aid Available
Camera & Gadget Information
Large Camera Rinsing Tank: Rinse Tanks with Air-Gun and Towels just for Cameras
Camera Setup Station: Available
Digital/Camera Studio: 1 PC Desktop station for guest use.
Power Socket Type: UK/SG/HKG 3-Pin with Ground.
Surge Protection and UPS Sockets: Only in Digital Room
Electrical Plug Adapters and Extensions: Available
E6 Photo Processing: Not Available