Exploring Komodo Deep South
August 21, 2024
Discovering the Untouched Splendor of Komodo Deep South Nestled within the sprawling Indonesian Archipelago, Komodo National Park is a gem that beckons adventurers from
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Beyond Imagination: Unleash the Wonders of Whales with The Seven Seas!
June 4, 2024
Embark on an unforgettable and join us for a legendary adventure aboard The Seven Seas with a special focus on marine mammals. Experience the prime
Special Whale Trip with The Seven Seas
June 2, 2024
We are very excited to announce that from October 8th to 16th this year, we will launch another exclusive Seven Seas Learning Adventure expedition. This will
A blast from the past
February 22, 2023
By Karl Klingeler & Linda Johnston. A little over 4 years ago, we left the Seven Seas and our home in Bali to embark on
The “home-coming” – our new adventures in Raja Ampat
January 20, 2023
By Lida Pet-Soede. Just before 2022 was over, Jos and I managed to start our much anticipated ‘nomadic’ life. And what a start: as our
The Best Place in the World to Snorkel
October 24, 2022
By Abyss Ocean World. Liveaboard snorkeling trips are increasingly popular worldwide. With itineraries to intrigue and inspire all marine enthusiasts, the Seven Seas liveaboard offers
Sumbawa to Komodo Cruise
July 17, 2022
We have just completed our first trip after dry dock. The trip started in Central Sumbawa and ended in Komodo. We had four Whale sharks
The Story About Snappers
January 14, 2022
By Peter Mous. I have always liked snappers, perhaps because they are so recognizable as a bona fide, standard-issue fish. Ask a 5-year old to
Seven Seas has received official CHSE certification
January 8, 2022
During these uncertain times, Seven Seas has been working to achieve the CHSE certification provided by the Indonesian authorities. CHSE stands for Cleanliness, Health, Safety,
Reef Conservation Agreements – Serua
December 21, 2021
By Peter Mous. On a nautical chart, one might easily overlook the small islands of the Banda Sea. They are, however, oases of reef biodiversity,