| 38m Length, 8.8m Beam | 9kts (1 x 330HP) | 16 Guests, 8 Cabins |
| Double & Twin Cabins | Full En-Suite | Warm Water Showers |
| Individual Air-Con | Housekeeping | Quality Cuisine |
| Fully Stocked Bar | Camera Area | NITROX & DIN Avail. |
| 4 Tenders | Radar, GPS, VHF, Sounder | Fire Alarm & Extinguishers |
| Life Raft | Life Vests, Flares | O2, First Aid Kit |
Pindito offers 5 star service. Her 8 beautifuly crafted wood finished cabins are all spacious, En-Suite and air conditioned with individual systems. They are cleaned and supplied with fresh towels daily by a housekeeping service. Fresh deck towels are also provided as you wish.
With 17 crew to only 16 guests the level of service is excellent as you would expect. Food is prepared by two top chefs and is of superb quality. Your dive gear is prepared and cared for by the crew if you wish and there is a dedicated camera work and storage area.
The dive deck is large with plenty of storage space and rinse tanks. The diving is done mainly from a sizeable Zodiac with 3 very knowledgable local dive guides.
If you are after a top quality liveaboard experience on a classic wooden sailing vessel then a Pindito Indonesia liveaboard trip could be exactly what you are looking for. Contact us today to book your trip.
Please contact us for detailed itineraries of Pinditos trips.
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