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Cocotinus, a small beach resort located in the heart of Kima Bajo Village, is a 25-min drive from Sam Ratulangi International Airport, North Sulawesi. The resort is situated on a chocolate-coloured beach, in full view of majestic ManadoTua, a dormant volcano across the Sulawesi sea.

Suite in Cocotinos Resort

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Eastern Indonesia and in particular, the protected Marine Park that surrounds Moyo Island, offers some of the world’s best diving and snorkelling sites. The pristine reefs of the Flores Sea are host to a rich array of underwater biodiversity suitable for both beginner and experienced divers.

From April until December guests at Amanwana can enjoy a complimentary beach or boat dive per person per day.

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The Amanwana Komodo Expedition is a 7-night adventure cruise like no other. Encounter antediluvian creatures unchanged since prehistoric times, on a visit to the only two islands in the world supporting the Komodo Dragon’s natural habitat.

From Bali, guests fly east over the famed Wallace line to Flores Island and the small fishing village of Labuan Bajo to board the Ikan Gurami, a traditional 27 metre coastal cruiser that combines the ancient romance of the spice trade sailing vessels with today’s modern amenities. The Ikan Gurami is the perfect vessel for a private cruise for one or two couples or a family. Two huge staterooms are fitted with king-size beds and combine a lounge area, spacious bathroom with vanity, shower and separate toilet, plus a private balcony. Both staterooms are air-conditioned and have full views of the surrounding Flores Sea on three sides of the cabin. The teak foredeck is fitted with large day beds for relaxing, dining or sunbathing. The top deck is also fitted with sun-beds and shade cover.

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Bookings for 2008 Christmas charter for Raja Ampat is now open!

Christmas cruise is now cancelled because the MV Odyssea 1 sustained irreparable damage in a freak storm this week of May 12, 2008.

11 spots taken, 05 to go. Book your spot now!

Raja Ampat has recently been discovered by scientists to house the world’s richest reef systems. The group of islands situated on the equator, is part of Papua and counts more than 600 islands. Today while the area is still pretty much unknown and unexplored owing to its size, what we do know is that these islands harbour an amazing diversity of breathtaking underwater life.

The Raja Ampat island group spreads out over a huge area; the four largest islands are Waigeo, Batanta, Salawati and Misool and are located at the west side of the “Birdhead Peninsula” in New Guinea. The Indonesian province Papua is the western half of the island of New Guinea, while Papua New Guinea is the eastern half.

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Hotel Vila Ombak is the first international hotel on the magical island of Gili Trawangan, a 10 minutes boat‐ride off the North‐western coastline of the main island of Lombok, a childhood dream that blends the comforts of first class accommodation with the natural beauty of a small exotic tropical island.

The hotel features 60 air‐conditioned traditionally inspired comfortable Lumbung Huts and Bungalows, a magnificent 2‐storey seaside restaurant, a beach‐bar with adjacent beach‐restaurant and pizzeria, a spa with massage‐, beauty‐ and body‐treatments. Other facilities include a lobby‐lounge, a 3‐level swimming‐pool with pool bar, a traditional ʺJogloʺ house, a combined gift‐ and drugstore and a little clinic serving the islandʹs community. Last not least there is a luxurious sunbathing ‐ in the evening turn moon/stargazing ‐ lounge next to the beach‐bar on the more than 200 meter long hotel‐beach with unrivalled views on the neighboring islands and the majestic Mount Rinjani on Lombok.

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