Dates and pace
Any window, three to fourteen days. The daily flow is yours: two practices and a dive, or one practice and a long nothing.
Built around your dates, not ours
Every journey is drafted after a call, not picked off a shelf. Dates, group, food, pace and the shape of each day are all yours to set.
Plan your journeyIn short
There is no fixed departure calendar. You give us a window and who is coming, and the route, the practice schedule and the galley plan are built to fit.
- Private charters and small shared groups
- Dietary requirements planned before you board
- Accessibility and mobility handled at the draft stage
What you can set
Six things that move
Each is decided at the pre-trip call and written into the itinerary before anything is paid.
Group and size
From two on a private charter to twelve on a full boat. Multi-generational family trips are the most common private booking.
Food
Sourced in Labuan Bajo that morning where possible. Allergies, vegan, halal and medical diets planned before you board.
Occasions
Birthdays, anniversaries and vow renewals, with ceremonial touches arranged ashore or on deck.
Accessibility
Mobility, medical needs and comfort ashore are worked out at the draft stage rather than on the day.
Themed journeys
Deep dives on one discipline, local cultural days, or skills sessions with the crew and facilitators.
Food, planned before you board
The galley buys in Labuan Bajo the morning you sail, so what is in the market is what is on the table. Beyond that, the plan is yours.
Allergies, intolerances, vegan and halal requirements, and anything medical are collected at the pre-trip call. That is deliberate — a dietary need raised on day one is a problem at sea and a non-event on shore.
Celebratory meals, a chef-led evening, or simply eating later than everyone else are all arrangeable, and none of them cost a day of the route.
How a custom trip gets drafted
Three steps, and nothing is charged until you have the itinerary in writing.
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The call
Dates, who is coming, certifications, injuries, diets, and what you want the week to do.
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The draft
Route, practice schedule, dive sites and galley plan, built around the tides and your group.
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The revision
You change what you want changed. Only then does anything get invoiced.
Executive recovery groups and corporate teams follow the same route, with the schedule rewritten around the group rather than reused.
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Tell us what you want the week to do
Dates, numbers and anything that has to be worked around. You will get a draft route back, not a brochure.