Yes, our crew members, wearing Lady Denok uniforms, will meet you at the airport or  at your nearby hotel on the day of embarkation.

The boat will embark by 1:00 PM, or earlier if all guests have checked in before that time.

We have 7 cabins available for a total of 12 guests, including 1 Master Bedroom cabin, 2 Twin/Double bed cabins, 2 Twin bed cabins, and 2 Single bed cabins. Each cabin features an en-suite bathroom/toilet, with both warm and cold water, and air conditioning.

We provide towels, shampoo, and soap for each guest. Additionally, beach towels are available on the deck. A hair dryer can be provided upon request.

We have a designated room for charging cameras and other devices.

Typically, there are 3 to 4 dives scheduled, except on the first and penultimate day, which are limited to a maximum of 2 dives each.

Guests are required to have at least Open Water licenses. For the Raja Ampat trip, we expect participants to have completed at least 30 dives, while for the Komodo trip, a minimum of 50 dives is required. We will assess your diving experience based on the  enrollment form you submitted and the check dive on the first day of the trip, allowing our dive guide to place you in the most suitable group.

Nitrox is available; simply present your Nitrox license to our Cruise Manager. The cost for all-day diving with Nitrox is USD 15, while a la carte diving is USD 6 per tank.

Yes, we do have them available, but in limited quantities. The cost is USD 10 per day.

There is 1 dive guide for a maximum of 4 divers.

For diving trip, we provide 12 liter tanks with air, weight, and belt. Other equipment is available for rent, for more information and details of price, please visit tab Gear Rental at: https://www.ladydenokliveaboard.com/schedule-rates. Please let us know in advance if you require rentals, and we will arrange it for you.

Absolutely. Snorkelers will be accompanied by one of the crew members as a guide, and a speedboat will always follow closely.

We offer Starlink internet service, and guests are welcome to use it free of charge whenever  the Starlink signal is available.

The standard voltage in Indonesia is 220-240 V. The power plugs and sockets on our boat accommodate type 2-pin sockets, which are the standard European plug design.

There is a designated charging area on board, so it’s not recommended to charge devices using the electrical outlets in the guest cabins.

Yes, we can accommodate those needs. Please let us know about your dietary preferences before boarding so we have enough time to prepare the necessary ingredients.

Daily activities on the boat start with a cold breakfast at 6:30 AM, followed by the first dive. A warm breakfast is served at 8:30 AM. The second dive takes place around 11:00 AM, after which lunch is served. The third dive occurs at 3:00 PM, followed by tea or coffee accompanied by sweet and savory treats. If there is a night dive, it typically begins between 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM, with dinner served afterward. Island visits are also possible, depending on the itinerary, requests, and conditions.

Yes. You need dive insurance (mandatory) and it must be submitted before the trip. We also strongly recommend medical and travel insurance that include emergency evacuation and hyperbaric chamber treatment (and my follow-up care at home). Check policy limits, exclusions, and that scuba-related incidents are covered.

Our crew will be busy preparing logistics and the boat itself before embarkation day, so it is not possible for guests to board the boat the day before the trip starts.

The last dive is scheduled for the penultimate day, and at least 18 hours before your flight.

Check-out occurs after breakfast on the final day of the trip. We will take you to the airport or a nearby hotel.

Tipping in Indonesia is completely optional. If you feel that your trip met or exceeded your expectations, you may want to leave a tip. The recommended industry standard is between 5-10% of the total trip cost, but any amount you choose to give is greatly appreciated by the crew. Tips will be equally distributed by the Captain among all crew members.