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Ever wondered what it was like to step foot on a liveaboard? Want to go down memory lane and revisit our vessel? Here is a short video we filmed during our last trip in March to showcase the authenticity of The Seven Seas experience while living and scuba diving onboard with us. https://www.thesevenseas.net 2:10
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Welcome onboard The Seven Seas

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During the last 2 months we were running 3 trips in a row: Sorong-Ambon, Ambon-Ambon and Bau Bau-Labuan Bajo. In this video you can see some of the highlights from from these trips around Raja Ampat, Triton Bay, Banda Sea, Wakatobi and Komodo. We had majestic whale sharks, beautiful soft corals, incredible reef scapes, beautiful walls, amazing critters and of course, plenty of fish. Our last one was an exploratory trip around Wakatobi islands and Komodo. It was a blast! Needless to say we were over the moon to finally run the FIRST trip with 100% international guests in more than 2 years! https://www.thesevenseas.net 3:13
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The Seven Seas' first dive cruises after Indonesia reopened borders for international travelers

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This video is courtesy of @guillaumej802 4:11
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Welora Conservation Agreement

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This video is courtesy of @guillaumej802 3:13
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SERUA agreement Blog version

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This video is courtesy of @guillaumej802 7:12
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Lucipara

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This video was shot in April 2021, during an assessment trip onboard The Seven Seas aiming to create a new MPA in Lucipara Islands in the Banda Sea and to follow up on the new MPA in Serua island which was created during our first Epic trip. At sea for a whole month, we traveled more than 1.000 nautical miles, diving in some very remote areas. The expedition started in Sorong and ended up in Labuan Bajo. During our adventure we dove in Raja Ampat, Pisang Islands, Ambon, Kaimana, Triton Bay, Komodo and Banda Sea. I was lucky to visit and dive for the first time in Tayandu and Lucipara, which will probably become new diving routes added to the classic ones. In this short movie, you will witness the beautiful landscape of some of the areas we visited and of course some of the marine life that we encountered. Video by Alex del Olmo https://www.thesevenseas.net 6:38
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Seven Seas Solitude 2: Diving The Banda Sea, Lucipara Islands and Triton Bay

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Short movie created by our cruise director Alex for Triton Bay divers resort using mixed footage from his trips onboard the Seven Seas and Triton Bay Divers. Triton Bay is far away and quite isolated. This makes it one of the few gems left in the underwater world and has become one of the favorite spots for many underwater photographers/videographers. Shallow reefs with plenty of light, incredibly healthy and diverse coral, and loads of fish. And of course whale sharks! https://www.thesevenseas.net/triton-bay-cinematic/ 2:44
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Triton Bay Cinematic

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The Lucipara and Penyu islands are located 200 km south of Ambon in the middle of the Banda Sea. The islands can only be reached by boat during a few months each year during the change of the monsoon. Famous for its resident seaturtles, the island group has been identified by the local government to become a marine protected area. © Tommy Schultz https://www.tommyschultz.com/ 4:38
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Lucipara Islands, Moluccas (Indonesia)

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"With the Raja Ampat season approaching and the Seven Seas anchored in Labuan Bajo during the Covid lockdown, Captain Mark needed to move the boat to the eastern islands to be ready for guests joining the Raja Expeditions in December. As he plotted the course of more than 1,300 nautical miles through some of the most epic (and unexplored) islands of the Indonesian archipelago, he realized that in the midst of the challenges brought by the global pandemic, an opportunity had presented itself: ‘The thought of steaming back empty across the Banda Sea, with no guests onboard, and only to wait in Papua for Covid to end, was not particularly appealing. As I was locked down far away in Australia, I could visualize all the tiny islands and reefs scattered across the Banda Sea like gem stones surrounded by the crystal-clear water we call Banda Blue.’ Captain Mark then resolved to make some good out of a bad situation and put together an expedition of fisheries scientists, marine conservationists, and professional photographers / videographers to join a once-in-a-lifetime mission of discovery and appreciation for the beauty of the Indonesian archipelago. Thus, the Epic Trip was born. With borders closed to international flights, Captain Mark assembled our team from a lucky few who were already in Indonesia and had been tested for Covid. Having endured nearly 8 months of isolation, the idea of getting out of the house and joining a small team of committed conservationists on a trip of a lifetime on the Seven Seas didn’t require a second thought. I signed on as quick as I could hit ‘reply all’." Read on: https://www.thesevenseas.net/epic-trip-komodo-spice-islands/ By Tommy Schultz, https://www.tommyschultz.com/ 3:34
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Epic Trip 2020: Komodo to Spice Islands on Liveaboard The Seven Seas

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A full month aboard the Seven Seas, how lucky we felt. The crew and all travellers were double checked and found healthy, the Seven Seas has survived the few months of laying at anchor remarkably well, the seas promised to be calm and the weather would be sunny so we were ready to go. More importantly, perhaps, Mark had put a small team of seasoned travellers and photographers / cinematographers together to capture the beauty of the Forgotten Islands and its people. Last but not least, a mix of young and weathered marine conservation and fisheries experts would join me to try and initiate a few conservation agreements with some of the people living in villages near some outstanding reef areas, that Mark and the Seven Seas had come to know over the decades. https://www.thesevenseas.net/seven-seas-solitude/ https://www.thesevenseas.net/we-will-never-forget-these-islands/ Video by Alex del Olmo, https://vimeo.com/alexdelolmo 5:52
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Seven Seas Solitude: An Epic Trip below the Waves - Diving the Forgotten Islands

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A short aerial movie filmed in different locations around Raja Ampat on board The Seven Seas during our last trips. The beauty of Raja Ampat is breathtaking below and above the water. 1:58
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Raja Ampat Landscapes

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This video is courtesy of Alex del Olmo @naucratesuw This short movie focuses on hard and soft corals in Raja Ampat during my season on board The Seven Seas Cruises. Each diver has its preferences. Some love big fish and pelagics, others turtles, some of them colorful nudibranchs. To me without any doubt my favorite subjects are corals. My heart is filled with happiness when I dive in a healthy reef in brisk current. It is more challenging to shoot them but you get the greatest reward: polyps broadly open and feeding, soft corals displaying their whole magnificent and colorful shape. Raja Ampat and Misool area are probably the best place in the world to witness this fascinating and unique ecosystem. Without coral reefs there would be no life on earth, and sadly they are threatened and its our duty to protect them. If you like my work, you can grab many of my best shots on footage.film/?refs=20 2:46
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Raja Ampat Soft and Hard Corals

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Filmed during December 2018 and January 2019 in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com More at www.immersed.net.au 5:34
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Raja Ampat by immersed - full version

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“Komodo” is the fourteenth chapter of the series “Out of the Black & into the Blue”. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its stunning diversity of natural beauty, Komodo National Park is without a doubt, one of the best places on earth to explore above or below water. From trekking the savannah for an up-close encounter with the legendary dragons to exploring an unbelievable variety of dive sites, Komodo offers an unforgettable experience. If you like my work, you can grab many of my best shots on  https://footage.film/?refs=20 Color Grading: Lidia Seara Music: Further by Caleb Etheridge. License purchased in Artlist. Equipment used: - Panasonic GH5 and GH5S in a Nauticam Housing. - Small HD 502 Bright Monitor in a Nauticam monitor housing. - 2x Keldan 8X 13.00 lumen CRI 92. -1x Inon LF-800N snoot. - Panasonic 14-42mm II ASPH. MEGA O.I.S lense with a Nauticam wet lense WWL-1. - Panasonic 7-14mm lense. - Panasonic 12-35mm lense. - Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 8 mm F1.8 Fisheye Pro lense. - Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 60mm F.2.8 M. ED Macro. - Nauticam SMC-1. - Tripod XIT 404. - DJI Mavic Pro and Mavic Pro2. 3:40
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Chapter #14: KOMODO. Out of the Black & Into the Blue

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Dive legend Valerie Taylor on the Seven Seas. Valerie and her husband, Ron Taylor pioneered underwater photography and filmmaking in Australia and around the world. Film and TV credits include Shark Hunters, Blue Wilderness, Blue Water, White Death, The Wreck of the Yongala, Shadow over the Reef, Shark Pod, the TV series Barrier Reef and Taylors' Inner Space, footage for Jaws, Orca, Blue Lagoon, Return to the Blue Lagoon, the National Geographic film Sharks, as well as numerous education films and footage for many dramatic feature films and documentaries, including the Blue Wilderness series. https://www.thesevenseas.net/komodo/ Video by Tommy Schultz, https://www.tommyschultz.com/ 4:18
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Painting Komodo with Valerie Taylor

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More than 1500 islands make up the Raja Ampat archipelago off the Bird’s Head of West Papua. These islands and their surrounding coral reefs support the richest tropical marine bio-diversity found anywhere in the world. https://www.thesevenseas.net/raja-ampat/ Video by Tommy Schultz http://www.tommyschultz.com/ 2:56
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Raja Ampat Liveaboard Diving with the Seven Seas

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“Forgotten Islands Redux” is my second visit to this amazing place of more than 1,000 km of archipelagos going from Timor to West Papua New Guinea aboard the Seven Seas. Near a month filming in warm cristal clear waters with never ending landscapes of the healthiest corals reefs I ve ever seen. Fish live is outstanding for macro and wide angle as well. If you like my work, you can grab many of my best shots on  https://footage.film/?refs=20 Music: One Thousand Hungry Clocks - Stephen Keech. License purchased in Soundstripe.com Equipment used: - Panasonic GH5 & GH5S in a Nauticam Housing. - Sony CLM-FHD 5 Monitor in a Nauticam monitor housing - 2x Keldan 8X 13.000 lumen CRI 92. - Inon LF-800 N Snoot - Panasonic 7-14mm lense. - Panasonic 12-35mm lense. - Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 8 mm F1.8 Fisheye Pro lense. - Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 60mm F.2.8 M. ED Macro - Nauticam SMC-1 - Tripod XIT 404 - DJI Mavic Air - DJI Mavic Pro 2 3:41
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FORGOTTEN ISLANDS II. Out of the Black & Into the Blue | Redux

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Raja Ampat or the “Four Kings” cover an area of over forty thousand kilometers. The area includes the largest of Indonesia’s marine parks. 75% of the world’s coral species can be found here and those reefs contain 25% of the world’s marine fish species. But above all Raja Ampat was a life experience to me in many senses. If I have to pick a place of all the dive sites I dove in this 20 years, It would be Raja Ampat. If you like my work, you can grab many of my best shots on  https://footage.film/?refs=20 Music: Across the sea - Blake Ewing License purchased in musicbed.com Color Grading: Lidia Mtz-Seara https://www.youtube.com/c/lidiamtzseara Equipment used: - Panasonic GH5 in a Nauticam Housing. - Sony CLM-FHD 5 Monitor in a Nauticam monitor housing - 2x Keldan 8X 11.00 lumen CRI 92. - Panasonic 7-14mm lense. - Panasonic 12-35mm lense. - Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 8 mm F1.8 Fisheye Pro lense. - Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 60mm F.2.8 M. ED Macro - Nauticam SMC-1 - Nauticam Multiplier - Tripod XIT 404 - DJI Spark 2:53
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Diving colorful RAJA AMPAT. Out of the Black & Into the Blue (CHAPTER #8).

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This video is about 2018_01 Raja Ampat Diving with Manta Ray, 8:12
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2018_01 Raja Ampat 1

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“Ambon to Sorong” is the tenth chapter of the series “Out of the Black & into the Blue”. During this trip you can dive in 3 different amazing areas. Starting in Ambon and then crossing Banda Sea until arrive to Raja Ampat. Diving in this 3 places you can see a little bit of everything. In Ambon you will have muck diving and incredible critters. In Banda Sea (scalloped hammerheads if you are in the right season), crystal clear waters, huge snake eels, school of fishes, amazing walls, stunning drop offs and healthy coral reefs and in Raja Ampat you can dive with a huge amount of fish, incredible corals and clear waters. Raja Ampat is one of the most impressive bio diverse diving destinations in the world. Thanks to @lillyseara for the color correction with DaVinci Resolve and for the editing as well! If you like my work, you can grab many of my best shots on  https://footage.film/?refs=20 Music: Moments of inspiration - Akashic Records License purchased in jamendo.com Equipment used: - Panasonic GH5 in a Nauticam Housing. - Sony CLM-FHD 5 Monitor in a Nauticam monitor housing - 2x Keldan 8X 11.00 lumen CRI 92. - Panasonic 7-14mm lense. - Panasonic 12-35mm lense. - Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 8 mm F1.8 Fisheye Pro lense. - Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 60mm F.2.8 M. ED Macro - Nauticam SMC-1 - Tripod XIT 404 - DJI Spark 4:06
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Chapter #10: AMBON to SORONG. Out of the Black & Into the Blue | NA-GH5 | Nauticam Housing |

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The Forgotten Islands aka Southeast Moluccas (Maluku Tenggara) covers an extensive area of eastern Indonesia of 1000 kilometers (more than 600 miles) of archipielagos from Timor to West Papua. Isolated and almost unpopulated area the “Forgotten Islands” have been isolated from Indonesia for a long time. The waters are crystal clear with a great visibility. Probably I found one of the most colorful coral reefs I ever seen with magnificent hard corals and soft corals as well, plenty of fish action. But you can also dive in almost spectacular walls, incredible drop offs, astonishing overhangs teeming up with large fish and pelagics and rare critters. Definelty the Forgotten Islands should be a must have in any divers bucket list. If you like my work, you can grab many of my best shots on  https://footage.film/?refs=20 Music: Blaze - Airplanes License purchased in Musicbed.com Color Grading: Lidia Mtz-Seara https://www.youtube.com/c/lidiamtzseara - Panasonic GH5 in a Nauticam Housing. - Sony CLM-FHD 5 Monitor in a Nauticam monitor housing - 2x Keldan 8X 11.00 lumen CRI 92. - Panasonic 7-14mm lense. - Panasonic 12-35mm lense. - Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 8 mm F1.8 Fisheye Pro lense. - Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 60mm F.2.8 M. ED Macro - Nauticam SMC-1 - Nauticam Multiplier - Tripod XIT 404 - DJI Mavic Pro 3:23
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The FORGOTTEN ISLANDS underwater. Out of the Black & Into the Blue (CHAPTER #9).

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This video is courtesy of Nicolas Stainer 6:08
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Travel in East Flores with Seven Seas

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In this two weeks trip you have the chance to photograph or film a plethora of different reefs, walls, macro subjects, fish life and many different landscapes from the wild South Komodo, to pink beaches in Sumbawa to mangroves near Ipet or unforgettable sunsets in Flores – just to mention a few places. All this variety cannot be beaten during a single area trip. All of this in good weather, warm water and nice visibility in this particular period of time. Give or take a couple really cold dips in the South!? https://www.thesevenseas.net/eastofflores-komodo-sumbawa/ 3:32
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East of Flores to Komodo liveaboard cruise on the Seven Seas

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Highlights from the May 2017 cruise of the Seven Seas liveaboard dive boat to the islands east of Flores on the Indonesian archipelago. Ten days of beautiful islands, beaches, dive sites - all aboard the beautiful handmade Sulawesi Phinisi boat, the Seven Seas. Aerial footage: DJI Mavic Pro Underwater footage: Canon 5D Mark III in a Liquid Eye Water Housing Topside Footage: Canon 5D Mark III Filmed, produced, and edited by Tommy Schultz www.tommyschultz.com Instagram: @tommyschultzphoto 2:53
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Beyond Komodo - East of Flores Dive Trip on the Seven Seas Liveaboard - May 2017

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It is about 9:45 on our first morning aboard the Seven Seas. We were up at 6:00 and in the water for our first dive of the day at 7:30. It was spectacular. Beautiful coral and clouds of fish are all around. Everything from a Pygmy Seahorse the size of the nail on your little finger, to a school of Napoleon Wrasse and big grey reef sharks. We just had breakfast and will be going in for our second dive of the day in about an hour. We are off to a great start and first full day on board. On our third dive we saw majestic Manta Rays that were easily 12 feet across. After diving, we took a trip to Bat Island where a colony of fruit bats spent their day hanging in the trees sleeping. The island was packed with them. Their wingspan can be over a meter. Other than their wings, they look like little foxes. Right at sunset, they all headed out to feed on another island. Clouds of them flew past our boat. Full trip report: http://www.thesevenseas.net/news/2017-04-1.html Video by Tamara Frins. 8:41
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Raja Ampat & Banda Sea on board the Seven Seas, April 2017

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Magic moments in Raja Ampat aboard the Seven Seas. From pygmy seahorses to whale sharks and everything in between. 10:41
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Raja Ampat on The Seven Seas 2017

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The Forgotten Islands offer some of the best diving in Indonesian waters. Attractions include gin-clear waters, patch reefs and coral bommies, spectacular wall dives on impossible drop-offs. The Seven Seas is taking you to the best places at the right time, every time! Video by Karen Doby (November 2016) http://www.thesevenseas.net/destination-forgotten-islands.html 17:51
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Forgotten Islands 2016 on Liveaboard Seven Seas

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3-days aboard SevenSeas in Komodo with friends, dragons, manta rays and turtles. 4:14
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Seven Seas Komodo short trip August 2016

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More than 1500 islands make up the Raja Ampat archipelago off the Bird’s Head of West Papua. These islands and their surrounding coral reefs support the richest tropical marine bio-diversity found anywhere in the world. The area includes 4.6 million hectares of diverse marine habitats and is home to more than 1,000 species of fish, 700 species of mollusks and some 540 species of hard corals (75% of the World total!). Larger marine life includes sperm whales, baleen whales and even orcas coming through this area and there are green turtle nesting beaches on the island of Sayang in the North. Some of the highlights of a Raja Ampat cruise with the Seven Seas include the great diving, snorkeling and cave exploring around the rocky islands off South East Misool, the coral reefs of the Fam Island group, the fish and manta rays of the Dampier straight, the critter diving at Batanta and in Aljui Bay, and of course the great karst formations of the Wayag Archipelago up North. Kayaking among the bee hive shaped karst formations in the Wagmab Island chain in the South is nothing short of stunning, and scattered deserted beaches throughout the Raja Ampat islands make for excellent sunset hideaways. Village visits are unique throughout this region, birds of Paradise can been seen at various locations, and an enormously extended Atoll can be found around Ayau Island in Pacific waters in the far North. Of course, for the real adventurers willing to explore this vast archipelago, there are many islands and reefs still unexplored and many new highlights yet to be discovered… http://www.thesevenseas.net/destination-raja-ampat.html 12:32
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Raja Ampat Highlights on board the Seven Seas 2016

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© 2015 Lee Burghard - Wild Shutter Imaging. All rights reserved. Please contact us for required license/permission for use in any medium : wildshutterimaging@gmail.com This is a short film showcasing our recent journey to Indonesia aboard the Seven Seas. We ventured east of Flores to explore a chain of islands, volcanoes, small fishing villages, and dives sites during our 2 week stay. It was an experience beyond words…and this short film only offers a small glimpse of the beauty we found there… Music by Paul Wex: http://paulwex.tumblr.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Paul.Wex.Films Very Special Thanks to Sevens Seas and Our World Underwater for making this experience possible: http://www.thesevenseas.net/ http://www.ourworldunderwater.com/ Equipment: -Canon 6D -Canon 7DMKII -Sony A7RII -DJI Phantom III Professional -Nauticam underwater housings for all cameras -Canon 8-15mm -Canon 11-24mm -Canon 16-35mm -Tamron 24-70mm -Sony 90mm -Sony 10-18mm 6:53
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Paradise Found : East of Flores

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On a dive trip with The Seven Seas in Komodo National Park we saw many large fish and sharks and had great close encounters with manta rays. www.thesevenseas.net 7:51
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Big Fish Komodo 2015

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Komodo to East of Flores Liveaboard Safari on the Seven Seas - The Best of Both Worlds. www.thesevenseas.net 29:29
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Komodo & East of Flores 2014

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Underwater photography and video slideshow featuring the Wetpixel South Komodo Expedition 2014 aboard the M/V Seven Seas, curated and created by Wetpixel Publisher Eric Cheng. Expedition dates: Feb 4-16, 2014. The video features surface and underwater images as well as video taken by the trip participants. More Wetpixel expeditions at wetpixel.com/expeditions 27:30
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Wetpixel South Komodo Expedition 2014

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Diving the Southern sites of Komodo National Park, and surrounding islands, has always been very exciting and unusual. Rocky canyons and pinnacles are heavily encrusted with marine invertebrate life, with lots of color and plenty of fish. Night diving without a doubt is one of the highlights here, lots of critters and far superior to any of the sites in the north. The only problem, during the "traditional" Komodo season from May through September, was that most of the time the water has been cold and murky and when you got back to the boat, your towel had been blown off the deck by the South easterlies. But we are now going to show you the south side as you have never seen it before, and during the time that you should be there, during the Northwest Monsoon! From October to May, this is the time of the year when it's all different and this is when the South is the Best! During the Northwest season, everything gets turned around and upside down in Komodo. The waters in the South are clear and warm, and a new underwater world opens up with many of our favorite sites now accessible, in the right conditions and with new sites waiting to be explored! thesevenseas.net/destination-komodo-south.html 5:09
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Dive Deep South Komodo with the Seven Seas

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Unspoiled, remote, yet bewitchingly accessible aboard The Seven Seas, the 2 dozen islands East of Flores are now recognized as one of Asia's top ten dive destinations. This area ranges from the Eastern tip of Flores itself, in the West, to the Island of Wetar in the East of the Nusa Tenggara Timor island chain. Not only World Class muck diving at our new sites in Lembata and Pantar, not only the classical walls and coral reefs that made this area famous, but now also plenty of high voltage diving on rocky corners, islets and pinnacles along the Southern shores and in the straits between these islands. Highly diverse habitats, with hard coral dominated reefs, pinnacles and walls covered in combinations of hard and soft corals and other invertebrates, various types of sandy habitats (volcanic black, reef white), sea grass beds and even some blue water mangroves! Great fish life on some of the rocky pinnacles and promontories in the South as well as on some of the new reef and wall dives that we have explored in the North. Last but not least some of the very best cetacean diversity and abundance all around and right through this area which forms a migrating and feeding area for several great whales (notably sperm and blue whales) as well as a preferred habitat from many species of dolphins that occur here in staggering numbers. This area like no other lends itself beautifully for a day of whale watching, whether that is close inshore around the deep volcanic slopes in search of blue whales or out wide where the sperm whales are diving! Too much to do and see but do take the time also for some cultural trips in these remote and interesting islands, with arguable the most stunning volcanic scenery that the entire Coral Triangle has to offer. http://www.thesevenseas.net/destination-east-of-flores.html 8:18
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East of Flores on the Seven Seas

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East of Flores, September 2013 - An exploratory trip on board the Seven Seas along the Solor-Alor islands group in the northern Savu Sea. Here a quick 5-min impression of our fantastic time including exploratory dives, brilliant reefs under active volcanoes, local hand-lining for large yellow-fin tuna and close-ups of our speciality - oceanic cetaceans - with sightings of Fraser's dolphins, Risso's dolphins, spinner and spotted dolphins, bottlenosed dolphins, melonheaded whales, pilot whales, a blue whale (!) and of course...lots of sperm whales. One of the trip's many highlight: a jaw-to-jaw underwater encounter with a massive 16m bull sperm whale whom we named Timor Tom, after a rogue sperm whale who harrassed the 19th Century Yankee whalers in this area, Moby Dick style... Special appearance by our youngest crew member... Noah, who's almost 2 years old with plenty sea-time. He already decided he will not go to back to 'school' anymore, become a speedboat driver, enjoy the catch-of-the-day and explore the oceans! (All video footage and photos by Benjamin Kahn apart from: vessel with whales (courtesy of Andreas Muljadi, Coral Triangle Center), bull sperm whale segments with BK snorkeling alongside (courtesy Linda Johnston, Seven Seas Pro Videographer) http://www.thesevenseas.net/destination-east-of-flores.html 6:56
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East of Flores Exploratory Cruise - Whales and Walls

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This video by Linda Johnston gives a good impression of how much fun can be had on a trip with the Seven Seas... http://www.thesevenseas.net 24:52
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Komodo Family Trip July/August 2013

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Indonesia's "Forgotten Islands" - also known as the Southeast Moluccas (Maluku Tenggara) - are not a single destination, but rather a 1,000 km long chain of archipelagos stretching from Timor to West Papua on the island of New Guinea. Undeveloped, distant from population centers and far off any beaten path, these "Forgotten Islands" have been largely isolated from the rest of Indonesia and the world. www.thesevenseas.net/destination-forgotten-islands.html This video by Linda Johnston has been taken on a Forgotten Islands Trip with the Seven Seas in November 2012. 6:46
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The Forgotten Islands on the Seven Seas

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The Forgotten Islands offer some of the best diving in Indonesian waters. Attractions include gin-clear waters, patch reefs and coral bommies, spectacular wall dives on impossible drop-offs. On our inaugural trips to the Forgotten Islands in 2010, our excited visitors enjoyed seeing rare Weedy, Bumphead parrotfish, Jacks (Big-eye trevallies), Giant trevallies, Spanish mackerel, schooling barracuda, hammerhead sharks, a 3 meter salt water crocodile, and a whale shark! thesevenseas.net/destination-forgotten-islands.html Video by LInda Johnston 4:01
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Forgotten Islands - Schooling Fish

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Take a trip underwater through the dazzling colors and vibrant aquatic life of Raja Ampat, Indonesia. 5:02
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Charmed

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Oceanic manta observed in South East Rinca, Komodo National Park, Indonesia. Filmed by Mike Miles. www.thesevenseas.net 2:01
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Oceanic Manta, Deep South Komodo

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Video by Les Argonauts, showing a combi trip of a group that did a Papua land excursion in combination with a Raja Ampat cruise on Liveaboard "The Seven Seas" (2012). Find out more about our Raja Ampat cruises here: https://www.thesevenseas.net/raja-ampat/ 30:48
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Korowai Expedition & Liveaboard Dive Safari Raja Ampat

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A brief preview of the manto ray dives I recently took in Indonesia, off Komodo Island, while diving with M/V Seven Seas. 2:49
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Komodo Island Manta Ray Cleaning Station

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Dive cruise and adventure trip in Komodo Islands (Indonesia) on the liveaboard "Seven Seas" 36:28
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"Le Gang des Plongeurs Fous" in Komodo - Indonesia - May 2012

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This movie discusses "Shifting Baselines" with Diving Hall Of Fame Guests on the Seven Seas, during a cruise in Komodo where they all joined to talk about this subject. A young diver sees the reefs for the first time and is blown away by them. The Golden Oldies in the dive group reflect on how the young diver does not realize how much better it all once was, and how the natural World has degraded without us REALLY noticing since it happens over time spans that are at least as long as a full diving career. One of the main characters giving some interview in this movies is Ron Taylor. www.thesevenseas.net 18:09
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Shifting Baselines

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While moored near Wayil (Raja Ampat), we were entertained for over an hour by a pod of inshore bottlenose dolphins, or was it they who were entertained by us, with their game of chasing around and around the tender boat, diving under it, blowing bubbles and peering at us with curious eyes. How we wished we could understand their whistles and clicks! As the sun set and the stars & planets appeared, they escorted us back to the Seven Seas, while guests started to make plans for future cruises... thesevenseas.net 5:04
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Dancing with Dolphins - Raja Ampat (2011)

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East of Flores Trip video by Les Argonauts, 2011. Filmed with Canon SX230 compact cameras, both underwater and topside. http://www.thesevenseas.net/destination-east-of-flores.html 12:06
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The Ring of Fire: East of Flores on the Seven Seas

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Video by Scuba Diver Life See what it's like to dive North and South Komodo on board the Seven Seas. This was a 12 day itinerary, with four to five dives a day along with several land adventures. www.thesevenseas.net 4:54
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Diving North & South Komodo onboard The Seven Seas

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By Will Kimlinger. This video explores methods that underwater creatures around Komodo Island use to survive. The footage was filmed while diving from the "The Seven Seas" in Indonesia. 5:00
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Making it in Komodo

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This was shot in Raja Ampat in March 2010 while I was diving on the Seven Seas liveaboard in Indonesia. I was mesmerized by these beautiful creatures and can't wait to dive with them again. 4:54
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Mantas Anonymous

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From pristine corals, mantas, sharks, turtles, dolphins, dugong and giant pelagics to tiny pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs and frog fish, you'll find the diversity of marine life inspiring if not mind boggling. The islands feature a dramatic wild savannah landscape with patches of forest especially on the southern hills of Komodo and Rinca. White and red sand beaches, blue lagoons teeming with fish and some of the most spectacular underwater scenery in the world entice divers and guests from around the world. http://www.thesevenseas.net/destination-komodo.html 6:15
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Komodo with the Seven Seas

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There aren't many liveaboards the calibre of The Seven Seas that cover this area, which makes this adventure even more special. More than 1500 islands make up this archipelago off mainland New Guinea, and those islands support the richest tropical coral reef bio-diversity anywhere in the world. http://www.thesevenseas.net/destination-raja-ampat.html 7:07
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Raja Ampat & Banda Sea - The Seven Seas Liveaboard

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Trip video by Les Argonauts, 2010 Unspoiled, remote, yet bewitchingly accessible aboard The Seven Seas, the 2 dozen islands East of Flores are now recognized as one of Asia's top ten dive destinations. This area ranges from the Eastern tip of Flores itself, in the West, via the islands of Adunara, Solor, Lembata and Pantar, plus numerous smaller islands in between, to the Island of Alor in the East of the Nusa Tenggara Timor island chain. Not only World Class muck diving at our new sites in Lembata and Pantar, not only the classical walls and coral reefs that made this area famous, but now also plenty of high voltage diving on rocky corners, islets and pinnacles along the Southern shores and in the straits between these islands. http://www.thesevenseas.net/destination-east-of-flores.html 9:31
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Alor/East of Flores - Sailing On The Seven Seas

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