Odyssey Tauchsafari, Australien
- von $ 287 / Tag
- 9,0 Hervorragend
- 8 Verifizierte Rezensionen 8 Verifizierte Rezensionen
- Flexible Buchung
Höhepunkte
Die nach Kundenwünschen entworfene und gebaute MV Odyssey bietet limitierte und einzigartige Tauchsafaris zu den Rowley Shoals in Australien. Der 24 Meter lange, im Katamaran Stil gehaltene Kreuzer, überzeugt mit Stabilität, Ruhe und ausreichend Platz.
Bis zu 20 Gäste können in sechs luxuriösen Doppelkabinen und vier Zweibett Kabinen an Bord der MV Odyssey beherbergt werden. Jede Kabine ist mit individuell kontrollierbarer Klimaanlage, Stauraum und Kühlschränken ausgestattet. Im großzügig angelegten Essbereich können alle Gäste zeitgleich bedient werden. Alternativ dazu können Sie sich auch für ein frisch zubereitetes Abendessen auf dem Oberdeck unter freiem Himmel entscheiden. Alle Mahlzeiten werden täglich frisch zubereitet. Bestimmten Allergien und Essenswünsche kann entgegengekommen werden, solange Sie diese im Voraus ankündigen.
An Bord befinden sich drei Aussichtsplattformen die sich mit ihren bequemen Sitzgelegenheiten optimal zum Entspannen zwischen und nach den Tauchgängen eignen. Die MV Odyssey ist mit einer umfangreichen Unterhaltungstechnik ausgestattet, einschließlich eines großen Plasma Fernsehers, DVD Spieler und einem fantastischen Soundsystems.
Die Odyssey wird von dem 12 Meter langen Beiboot „Homer“ begleitet, welches Sie bequem und einfach zu den besten Tauch- und Schnorchelplätzen bringt.
Lassen Sie sich von der erfahrenen Crew der MV Odyssey helfen, um eine unvergessliche und einmalige Tauchsafari in den Rowley Shoals, Australien zu erleben. Nur etwa 200 Personen haben pro Jahr das Privileg, diesen Teil der Erde persönlich zu entdecken. Also verpassen Sie nicht diese einmalige Chance und buchen Sie ganz einfach hier online Ihre Tauchsafari auf der MV Odyssey.
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Inklusive: MwSt., Hafengebühren, Treibstoffzuschlag, Hoteltransfer, Erfrischungsgetränke, Tee & Kaffee, Trinkwasser, Besonderes Abendessen, Snacks, Vollpension (alle Mahlzeiten), Fischen, Schnorchel Führer, Handtücher zur Nutzung an Deck, Kabinenhandtücher, Wäsche/Bügelservice.
Erforderliche Extras: Nationalpark Gebühren (99-252 AUD).
Optionale Extras: Flughafentransfer, alkoholische Getränke, Leihausrüstung, Kajaks.
Jetzt buchen, später zahlen:Sie können ganz einfach online buchen. Wir können Ihre Plätze dann unverbindlich reservieren, bis Sie diese später mit Ihrer Zahlung bestätigen.
* Extra Gebühren werden pro Person aufgeführt
Zahlen per IBAN oder Online mit Bestpreisgarantie
Boot-Ausstattung
Essen & Trinken
Falls Sie an Bord Ihrer Kreuzfahrt besondere Anforderungen an Ihre Ernährung stellen, so können Sie uns diese in im Buchungsformulars bei den 'besonderen Anforderungen' mitteilen. Ernährungsanforderungen sollten auf Nahrungsmittelallergien oder den religiösen Glauben beschränkt werden.
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Die Crew spricht English.
Schiff-Layout
Boot-Spezifikationen
- Baujahr 2006
- Renovierungs-Jahr 2015
- Länge 24 metres
- Deck 150 sq metres
- Beam 8 metres
- Höchstgeschwindigkeit 15 knots
- Reisegeschwindigkeit 10 knots
- Motoren 2 x Detroit diesel
- Maximale Gästeanzahl 20
- Anzahl der Kabinen 10
- Anzahl der Badezimmer 4
- Tauch-Tender 1x 12m & 2x 5m
- Wasserkapazität 2000 litres
- Fassungsvermögen des Kraftstofftanks 16000 litres
- Süßwasseraufbereitungsanlage 200 per hour
Schiffsnavigation und Sicherheit
Odyssey Bewertungen
- 9,0 Hervorragend
- 8 Verifizierte Rezensionen
- Schiff 8.5
- Bootsbesatzung 8.8
- Essen 9.8
- Tauchen 8.8
- Wert 9.3
- 8.8 Klasse
- Greg S
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Australien
Awesome Wall Dives with friendly crew
Large variety of dives, seeing an abundance of fish swimming in an endless field of coral. Visibility to 50m+. Lots of swimthroughs to explore at depths of 5-40m.
- Empfohlen für
- Rich diversity of Fish and Coral, and great crew
- 10 Exzellent
- Eli R
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USA
Pristine and exciting divning in a remote part of the world.
Hidden Australian gem of diving. It takes a 20 hr boat ride from the nearest city at the far end of the world to get to, but totally worth it! Pelagics, Tiger shark, hammerhead, juvenile black tips, schools of sweet lips, sharks on almost every dive. Even got some of the small stuff, found a pygmy seahorse. Considering only 200 people get to dive this park every year, get early on the list to dive as its totally unencumbered of people and the Odyssey provides everything you need to have a great time.
- Empfohlen für
- Top notch operator, no crowds, variety of diving
- 8.4 Sehr Gut
- Stuart Y
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Neuseeland
Fantastic trip
Great crew and guests made this a fun and relaxing trip. Reef is in great condition, seas were warm and calm. We had a fantastic trip with great diving, fishing and water sports
- Empfohlen für
- Staff, health of the reef, weather
- 7.2 Gut
- Charmaine H
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Australien
Pretty good.
I liked being free to swim with my dive buddy instead of as a big group. A little bit lacking in large animals and dive site variety. Lovely crew. Laid back schedule. I only gave 3 stars for the boat comfort because the showers were often cold and I had to use the same towel for the whole trip and make my own bed - it's not a silver service boat but it's also affordably priced.
- Empfohlen für
- Pretty coral, cool swimthroughs and caverns, away from it all
- 8.8 Klasse
- Kathryn T
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Neuseeland
A very special unspoiled place which will always be in my memory
The blue clear waters and the unspoiled environment.Drifting together in the water in the current at the end of the trip.Walking on the Sand on the final day. The 2whales wandering around the boat at the first mooring made it feel very special All the dive sites were good .Plenty to see
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- The diving.Sitting out at night watching the stars.The crew were very pleasant and accomodating
- 9.6 Exzellent
- Hilma V
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USA
Dream trip, exceptional diving experience.
Abundance of marine life. Acquiring new dive buddies.
- Empfohlen für
- Pristine reef condition. Clear, warm water. Unplanned encounters with whales/dolphins
- 9.2 Hervorragend
- Judy O
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Neuseeland
A very enjoyable trip
Odyssey is usually used for trips up into the Kimberley so it is not primarily used as a dive boat. While she was more than adequate, on occasions it was obvious she hadn’t been designed as a dive boat. There are 4 bathrooms (each with hot shower & toilet) on the dive deck, used by punters & crew. None of the rooms have ensuites. The deluxe rooms have a sink, the standard rooms don’t. I had a standard room and it was fine. All have a fridge and separate aircon (although this doesn’t work when the compressor is in action), the mattress was comfortable & there was plenty of storage space. Soft drinks, juices & water provided, beer, wine & spirits extra. Diving is done from “Homer”, the tender. All of us dived from the one tender and while there was more than enough space, it took a while to pick everybody up / get everybody on board / into the water. An extra zodiac would improve efficiency significantly. There was no dedicated camera area on Odyssey, but a crate with fresh water to rinse cameras off in afterwards. Luckily, most of us just had GoPros but I think if anyone had a large camera / complex set up they may have found it annoying. There was a hose at the back of the boat to rinse of wetsuits etc after each dive but nothing to soak them in – I generally rinsed mine off in the shower. Nitrox was not available. We missed one dive as the compressor broke. Crew were easy going, friendly and efficient. Liam the chef kept the good food coming. Cooked breakfast every second day and on the days with no cooked breakfast you got dessert. I put on weight on the trip!! Plenty of snack food available – home baked cookies, fresh fruit…. It was about a 20 hour overnight steam to get to Rowley Shoals from Broome. Seasickness tablets were provided and I took my own concoction and felt fine. Others looked a little green about the gills. We boarded mid afternoon on the first day and our first 2 dives were the second day in the afternoon at Clerke atoll. Then 3-4 dives per day, with 2 on the last day before another overnight steam back to Broome. Fishing also available for those who were keen (I wasn’t but the fishermen in the group seemed pretty contented). The diving was good. We had one dive master for 15 punters… other crew members dived but they went off on their own rather than diving with the group. Max depth 30m, no deco diving. Briefings usually went along the lines of ‘descend to the wall, drift with the current and see what you see, follow the current, come up at 50 bar or 50 minutes, whichever comes first and set your SMB’(!!). Dive master kept an eye on us and pointed some things out but not outstanding at pointing things out but I guess she was busy enough keeping a watch on people which she seemed to do. Dives limited to 50 minutes or 50 bar (sigh, so not long dives) and then you set your SMB and were retrieved by Homer. Currents present but not strong. The diving – I was happy. The best thing for me was the stunning isolation, 360 degrees of horizon, turquoise waters (water temps 29-30 – most people dived in rash suits, I am cold blooded and even I was plenty warm enough in sharkskin!). The coral was pristine (I guess not often visited), colourful… Fish – plenty of white tipped reef sharks, grey reef sharks, saw some leopard sharks & a hammerhead was spotted. Turtles. Potato cod but the big cod promised at cod hole never eventuated. Schooling Trevally, the hugest Bumphead Parrot fish I have ever seen, coral trout, angel fish… many varieties of clown fish… We also had dolphins swimming at the bow of Odyssey and were lucky enough to see a Mama Humpback whale & her calf up close at Mermaid Atoll (this alone made the trip really!). We had 18 dives in the week long trip. Overall a fun trip with a good group of people.
- Empfohlen für
- isolation, stunning turquoise waters, great food
