Pindito

In continuous operation since 1992, the MV Pindito’s crew is unmatched for its diving knowledge and experience in Indonesia.

The lounge is the place where everybody meets for meals, shares photos and videos between dives, and socializes. The Pindito offers a computer for burning CDs/DVDs and a satellite phone and email access is available 24 hours (an extra fee is charged on board).

There is a Marine Life Library onboard to learn about fish and reefs and a paperback library and a selection of movies and music, or hook up your computer to review images on the big screen TV.

If you want to have special view during the cruise guests have the opportunity to sit on the bow of the ship. Many memorable sun set pictures where made from this outlook

Relax in the luxury of teakwood-paneled cabins. Each 10' x 10' cabin is named after a mystical Indonesian island and features ensuite heads with hot and cold running water (vanity and shower as well as toilet), individually controlled air conditioning and five 220v AC electrical outlets (German 2-pole plugs), available 24 hours a day.

The crew is devoted to your comfort and will attend to your cabin daily, keeping it clean and tidy and providing fresh towels as necessary. Additional towels are available for you on deck as needed.

There are 6 double cabins which have the option to add an upper bunk to accommodate a family with one child or two people who just want an extra surface on which to place their gear.

The 2 twin bedded cabins have one twin bed and a bunk which offers more floor space than double cabins. Twin cabins are ideal for single guests and there is no surcharge for booking half a twin cabin.

Meet and prepare for your upcoming dive on the Pindito‘s dive deck. Take a fresh water shower after the dive, trick-out your dive gear, get help from dive staff, and just hang out before and after dives on the sun deck. A sun roof offers shade during the hot day.

The dive deck offers enough space for all divers. Each guest receives their own box where they can store their dive gear. On the front of the ship are some hangers where you can hang up your wet dive suit. For cleaning your gear there are 2 big tanks available. For photographers and videographers there is an extra box for rinsing cameras.