Paradise Dancer is the largest yacht in the Dancer Fleet coming in at 57 meters (188 feet) in length. Constructed out of wood, she is a three masted motor schooner inspired by the majesty of the US Schooners circa 1800.

The interior style is that of a “floating boutique resort” and features high end amenities guests expect of the Dancer Fleet. All furniture is unique and was designed by a well-known French designer who combined the best of classic and modern styles in the most tasteful manner.

All of her 8 state rooms are larger than traditional liveaboard state rooms (at 180 sq. ft. each, more than 60% larger than an average liveaboard cabin) and each cabin has private ensuite facilities and air conditioning. There is also a 470 square foot "Master and Commander Suite " at the stern of the main deck that features a king size bed, separate sitting area with a sofa, and table with chairs that reminds guests of the "captains quarters" from the schooner design that inspired her. Also a panoramic view!

Raja Ampat
Paradise Dancer offers an amazing journey through the biodiverse waters of the Raja Ampat Islands. Virtually untouched by tourism, Raja Ampat’s reefs are covered with vibrant soft and hard corals, and teeming with colorful and exotic marine life. You’re sure to get your fill of dive rushes with thrilling encounters with giant mantas, giant
tawny sharks, huge schools of surgeon fish and barracuda, as well as schooling wobbegong sharks, and more. You’ll also get up close and personal with lots of exotic small critters such as pygmy seahorses, ghost pipefish, blue ringed octopus, crustaceans galore, and frogfish, just to name a few. This area is truly a pristine paradise just waiting for you to discover, and Paradise Dancer is the perfect vessel to take you there.

North Sulawesi
Paradise Dancer utilizes her size and range to provide a 320-nautical mile journey through the waters surrounding North Sulawesi northward to the Sangihe Islands and back down to Bunaken National Marine Park before completing the voyage by visiting Lembeh Straight. The diving ranges from magnificent coral gardens at Bunaken Marine Park and Bangka Straight to walls, schools of fishes and underwater volcanoes at the Sangihe Islands to the unusual and rarely seen critters of Lembeh Straight. The remote location of the Sangihe Islands has kept marine life diverse and prolific and the pristine waters are consistently clear blue with visibility on average of 100 to 150 feet. This area is truly a paradise for divers with a bit of experience and Paradise Dancer is the perfect vessel to take you there.