Arenui | 阿洛群岛, 科莫多, 特里顿湾

关于游轮

Arenui 是一艘以传统印尼Phinisi风格精心打造的精品型船宿游轮，同时融合了现代化设施与高端装潢细节。该游轮于2007年下水启航，由经验丰富的当地工匠采用回收硬木精工建造而成。船长43米，船宽9米，吃水深度3.75米，拥有出色的海上稳定性。平均巡航速度为9–11节，非常适合探索印度尼西亚分布广阔且原始偏远的潜水目的地。

Arenui 为旅客带来真正沉浸式的印尼文化体验，让您在这片独特海域的度假时光更加难忘。如果您曾梦想乘坐一艘复古风格的海盗帆船扬帆远航（同时拥有现代化舒适设施），那么这艘船正是您的理想之选。如果您希望在航行于美丽群岛之间的同时，深入体验当地文化与风情，那么这艘游轮同样为您而设。

Arenui 的主甲板中央设有宽敞的室内餐厅及沙龙区，占据整艘船的中部空间并横跨船体全宽。一侧设有大型自助餐台及零食区，并配备茶水咖啡设施、酒柜、冷藏软饮与果汁。餐台上方配有2台LCD屏幕，可播放电影、照片幻灯片，也可用于展示潜水简报内容。

室内餐厅/沙龙中央摆放多张长桌，一侧为开放式长凳，非常适合6–8位旅客结伴同坐；长桌对面则设有两张较小餐桌，特别适合情侣或两人用餐。

在室内餐厅/沙龙前端两侧角落，各设有一张超大弧形沙发。前方配有茶几，是潜水员记录潜水日志、整理照片或使用笔记本电脑的理想空间，也可以作为舒适的日间躺椅，阅读书籍或观看电影。此外，这里还设有一台iMac工作站（配备Windows和Mac双系统及相关软件），以及2个带搁架的充电区域。

Arenui 还拥有3个主要户外休闲区域，其中包括印尼船宿中极为罕见的超大甲板空间：

户外SKY餐厅：位于上层甲板，主甲板层室内沙龙休闲/用餐室的上方，是旅客享用户外进餐的最佳场所，船宿期间提供全餐服务，包括早餐、自助午餐、点餐式晚餐及各类小食。餐饮融合国际风味与印尼本地特色，在舒适的公共用餐区供应。而在这个区域的前往位置还设有两张“双人日晒床“，拥有足够供4位旅客同时在此享受日晒。除此以外，这里还为喜欢观星的旅客设有一个天文望远镜。

SKY餐厅后方是SKY休闲区，设有木质吧台，可提供各类饮品。这里配备高品质厚实床垫（20+厘米）的日光躺床与长凳，舒适度极佳。既有适合日光爱好者的开放区域，也有大面积遮阳篷可供避荫休息。

潜水甲板位于主甲板餐厅前方，宽度与船体等宽，空间充足，方便旅客共同装备潜水装备并存放个人器材。两侧设有木质相机操作台，下方抽屉可存放摄影箱、面镜、呼吸管、防晒衣、SMB及其他小型装备，并设有2个冲洗水槽。中央设有舒适沙发长椅，让穿脱潜水服更加轻松。甲板还设有大型晾晒区域，虽然每次潜水后船员都会为您清洗并晾挂潜水服或防晒衣。此外，潜水甲板同样配有遮阳篷。

关于客舱

Arenui 船上共有8间格外宽敞的豪华客舱，每期船宿最多可接待16位旅客。

每间客舱都经过精心设计，并融入印尼当地艺术品与织物元素，营造浓厚的文化氛围，同时确保高度舒适体验。所有客舱均配备空调、独立卫浴及私人淋浴间、舒适寝具、休闲/书桌区域、迷你吧及保险箱。客舱面积约19平方米起，明显大于一般船宿客舱空间。

每间客舱均提供高品质定制Arenui洗护用品，包括天然手工洗发水、护发素、香皂及沐浴露，并配备毛巾。每间客舱还提供吹风机、延长线以及独立阅读灯。

所有客舱均配备220伏双圆孔插座，建议旅客自备转换插头。

2间 主人套房 (Rama & Shinta) :
位于上层甲板，每间客舱的面积为20平方米。设施包括：特大号双人床、沙发/休闲区、私人卫浴室、7个大海景窗、独立空调、迷你吧和保险箱。

2间 豪华客舱 (Barong & Ganesh) :
位于上层甲板，每间客舱的面积为19平方米。设施包括：2张平行的单人床、宽敞的办公桌 (非常适合摄影师)、私人卫浴室、2个大海景窗、独立空调、迷你吧和保险箱。

4间 豪华客舱 (Garuda, Legong, Toraja & Dayak) :
位于底层甲板，每间客舱的面积为21平方米。设施包括：特大号双人床或两张平行的单人床、沙发/休闲区 (该沙发可转换为单人床)、私人卫浴室、3个大舷窗、独立空调、迷你吧和保险箱。

关于潜水

• 通常每日提供3潜 + 额外可能的夜潜/黄昏潜
• 登船日 & 离船日当天均不提供任何潜水项目
• 离船日前一天仅提供1 - 2潜 (根据旅客返程航班)
• 所有潜水项目均提供专业的潜水向导领潜服务
• 船宿期间每位旅客可享受一次免费欢迎按摩：每人30分钟

其他信息

• 高氧潜水：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 15升气瓶：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 循环呼吸器潜水：目前暂不提供/支持
• 潜水装备：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 潜水保险：潜水员必须持有效的潜水保险
• 网络供应：船宿期间免费提供卫星Wi-Fi
• 洗衣服务：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 按摩服务：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 船上支付方式：现金(美元/印尼盾)或信用卡
• 船员人数：24人，含4位潜水向导

The Diving

Here at the Arenui, we aim to provide you with the convenience of a fully equipped dive liveaboard, combined with all the richness, artistic touches and comforts of a 5 star luxury boutique hotel. But unlike a land-based resort, this luxurious floating hotel drops you off directly at the best dive sites that Indonesia has to offer!

Just like our vessel design and services, the same attention to detail was given to our cruise itineraries, which not only include all the usual popular diving sites in Indonesia but also other world-class destinations which have been overlooked by most recreational diving operators. When it comes to our annual schedule, the Arenui has chosen the best dive sites based on the best times of year to explore these world famous destinations.

To showcase the best of Indonesia, we spend the May to October months mainly around the Komodo National Park area, taking in dive sites and landscapes from Bali right across to Flores and Alor. In November we move towards Ambon in Maluku and the Spice Islands in the Banda Sea, working our way to the Raja Ampat area of Western Papua to continue dive cruises from December through until April.

In Indonesia, whether its nudibranchs and rhinopias you’re after, or manta rays and schooling fish, this region really has it all. From black sand muck dives to crystal clear drift dives, from warm water to cold, Indonesia is a place to visit time and time again; once is never enough!

Indonesia's Top Destinations

Komodo
Komodo’s dive sites stretch from the warm waters of the Flores Sea in the north to the chillier waters down south in the Indian Ocean. The underwater terrain presents many contrasts, with sheer cliff walls, pinnacles, sandy flat bottoms, underwater plateaus, slopes, caves, swim-throughs and channels – all with differing colours, sizes and types of both hard and soft corals.

Although there is diving year-round in Komodo, the best period is considered to be April through November. Currents in parts of Komodo can be quite strong – so we dive according to the tides – but with so many great sites to choose from we can always adapt the schedule for the best diving.

Alor & Flores
Cruises in Alor and Flores offer widespread muck diving, sharks and large schools of fish, WWII wreck dives, untouched reefs and unexplored coral gardens, magnificent soft corals and stunning hard coral formations. We also visit the famous Pura Island villagers, who splash out of their wooden dugout canoes and dive underwater with home-made goggles fashioned from wood and glass bottles.

Most cruises that cover the Alor or Flores area start or end at the post of Maumere, on the northern coast of east Flores island. Maumere is roughly 430 nautical miles east of Bali in East Nusa Tenggara province (Nusa Tenggara Timur) – in the Lesser Sunda Islands. This region is home to a world record, established when a scientific expedition recorded 1,200 species of fish, including some new to science, all found in Maumere Bay alone!

Maluku & Spice Islands (Banda Sea)
Cruises that take in the Banda Sea, often start or end at the famous port of Ambon, offering the chance to dive with the unusual critters of Ambon Bay. Ambon is roughly 830 nautical miles north-east of Bali, or roughly 250 nautical miles south-west, situated within the Maluku Islands archipelago (sometimes seen labeled as the Moluccas or the Spice Islands). Ambon Island lies off the south-west coast of the much larger Seram Island and consists of 2 territories – Maluku Tengah and the main city and port of Ambon, which is also the capital of Maluku province.

One of the major highlights for this trip is the island of Manuk, which offers delights above and below. Topside, it is possible to revel in the spectacle of thousands of seabirds, including comical yet beautiful frigatebirds and boobies. The sight is unforgettable. One of the few phenomena able to rival that display is the vision of a dozen sea snakes undulating and swimming underwater. Some divers have even been lucky enough to watch them hunting in a pack. It is thought that the warm geothermal vents present in these waters attract these cold-blooded creatures in large numbers.

Forgotten Islands
Dive sites in the Forgotten Islands are in the Banda Sea and are particularly noticeable for the crystal clear blue sea, deep walls and huge sponges. The stunning walls of the Banda Sea are beautiful and healthy due to the isolation of these areas. The sunlight in the shallows of the dive sites light up the dancing anthias that really look like someone is throwing up ‘confetti fish’!

The Forgotten Islands are fast becoming famous for the schooling and individual hammerhead sharks that can be seen there. There are several areas where the sharks have been seen – at Dusborgh, Nil Desparandum, Manuk and in the Banda Islands. Dusborgh and Nil Desparadum are sea mounts far from any islands and are surrounded by very deep water. Manuk is the most eastern volcano in Indonesia. Here sea snakes are abundant and very curious! Diving here you will soon got used to the snakes coming at you from all directions to take a sniff at your fins or even your face!! Manuk attracts frigates and brown and red footed boobies so surface intervals can be spent watching these birds souring above the volcano.

Raja Ampat
When you join a cruise featuring Raja Ampat, all the famous dive sites such as Dampier Strait, Manta Sandy, Boo and Misool are on the agenda. Most cruises start and/or end at the provincial capital – Sorong.

Raja Ampat is supported by currents extremely rich in plankton, resulting in huge schools of fish and shoals of pelagics. Fans of macro and strange creatures are sure to get their fill as well, with regular sightings of many oddballs, both big and small. If all of that isn’t enough, wreck aficionados can also enjoy the World War II ships and planes that have come to rest in the region.