| DISCOVER THE BEST OF INDONESIA ABOARD PELAGIAN FROM MUCK DIVING TO UNTOUCHED REEFS AND UNDERSEA MOUNTAINS, YOU WILL DISCOVER THE BEST OF INDONESIA ABOARD THE REGION'S PREMIER DIVE YACHT.   In a remote bay in Indonesian waters, there is an evening show that's nothing short of magical. At sunset, mandarinfish gather to perform an intricate courtship ritual. This famous display draws photographers and divers from around the world, but it's just the beginning. As darkness settles, a nocturnal cast of bizarre characters emerges. Moray and Napoleon snake eels slither about, alien-like mantis shrimp emerge from their burrows. A pile of sediment reveals itself as a perfectly-camouflaged octopus. Schooling razorfish flash silver, then scatter as a pack of pulsating cuttlefish appear.
This is Magic Pier, one of Indonesia's premier muck diving sites. It's just one of many exclusive adventures you'll enjoy aboard Wakatobi’s luxury dive yacht Pelagian. Carrying just ten guests, this 36-meter vessel provides the highest level of personal service, spaciousness and diving freedom. Pelagian cruises the Wakatobi archipelago and southern shores of Buton Island. While some sites offer calm, sunlit shallows where you can spend 90-plus minutes searching for small treasures, others carry you on blue-water drifts past submerged ridges and dramatic cliffs. For added enjoyment, many combine a Pelagian cruise with a stay at Wakatobi Dive Resort, home to one of the world's best shore dives, the famous House Reef, and over 40 of the most pristine dive sites in the Indian Ocean. Guests enjoy five-star service and fine dining, along with a range of water sports and land adventures. Though located on a remote and unspoiled island, the resort and Pelagian are reached easily by private direct charter flight from Bali.
A select number of cabins aboard Pelagian are still available for 2015, and for 2016. Packages that include a full week of diving begin at $3,375.
Inquire here or contact office@wakatobi.com. More about Pelagian dive yacht here. 
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