Odyssey, Australie

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“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 tota…”

Eli R, Etats-Unis Etats-Unis
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    • Repas quotidiens frais répondant aux besoins alimentaires
    • Accompagné par le navire d'expédition de 12 mètres 'Homer'

Le MV Odyssey de 24 m a été construit sur mesure pour proposer aux plongeurs des croisières de plongée privilégiées sur les Rowley Shoals en Australie. La conception de pointe de ce catamaran lui assure une stabilité incroyable, et de grands espaces à bord.

Le M/V Odyssey peut accueillir jusqu’à 20 passagers, avec ses 6 cabines Deluxe doubles et ses 4 cabines à lits jumeaux partagées, chacune équipée d’une climatisation à réglage individuel, d’espaces de rangement, et d’un mini-bar. Les repas se font soit dans l’espace restaurant, ou sur le pont supérieur extérieur en plein air. Tous les repas sont préparés à bord à partir de produits frais et des menus pour les régimes spécifiques peuvent être réservés à l’avance. Trois autres ponts extérieurs permettent de se relaxer tout en admirant des vues magnifiques, et le MV Odyssey est aussi équipé d’installations multimédia à la pointe de la technologie, de grands écrans plasma et LCD, et de lecteurs DVD.

L’Odyssey est accompagné du Homer, un bateau de 12 m spécialement équipé pour la plongée, pour vous assurer de rejoindre les meilleurs sites de plongée et de snorkeling plus facilement.

Ne manquez pas cette croisière plongée unique sur le MV Odyssey dans la Réserve Marine des Rowley Shoals en Australie, là où moins de 200 personnes par an ont le privilège de plonger. Réservez dès maintenant en ligne.


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Inclus: TVA, Surcharge carburant, Taxes portuaires, Transfert hôtel, Boissons non-alcoolisées, Eau potable, Thé & café, Collations, Dîner spécial, Formule repas pension complète (tous les repas), Guide de snorkeling, Pêche, Service blanchisserie / repassage, Serviettes de cabine, Serviettes de pont.

Extras obligatoires: Taxes du Parc National (145.40-259 AUD).

Extras en option: Transfert aéroport, Boissons alcoolisées, Kayaks.

Réservez maintenant, payez plus tard:Vous pouvez réserver en ligne très facilement. Nous bloquons les places pour vous et vous payez votre réservation plus tard.

* Les frais supplémentaires sont affichés par personne.

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Caractéristiques du bateau

  • Service de blanchisserie
  • Pont pour se détendre
  • Plateforme de plongée ombragée
  • Espace Photo
  • Ménage quotidien
  • Divertissement audio et vidéo
  • Bibliothèque
  • Salon climatisé
  • Cabines climatisées
  • Terrasse
  • Non-plongeur (plongeur PMT) bienvenus
  • Douches d'eau chaude
  • Espace Photo
  • Dîner à l'extérieur
  • Bac de rinçage pour les appareils photo
  • Pièce dédiée aux appareils photo avec table et station de recharge
  • Spécialement conçu pour la plongée
  • Stations de recharge
  • Pont d'observation

Nourriture et boissons à bord

  • Cuisine occidentale
  • Cuisine locale
  • Options pour les végétariens
  • Buffet
  • Bières disponibles
  • Sélection de vins
  • Cuisine raffinée
  • Collations toute la journée

Si vous devez suivre un régime alimentaire particulier durant votre croisière, merci de le mentionner dans les remarques spéciales lors de l'étape 2 de votre réservation. Nous vous conseillons de limiter ces demandes aux croyances religieuses et aux allergies alimentaires.


Plongée

  • Adaptateurs DIN
  • Plateforme de plongée
  • Annexes pour les plongeurs

L'équipage parle English.


Plans et configuration du bateau

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Caractéristiques du bateau

  • Année de construction 2006
  • Année de rénovation 2015
  • Longueur 24 metres
  • Pont 150 sq metres
  • Largeur 8 metres
  • Vitesse maximale 15 knots
  • Vitesse de croisière 10 knots
  • Moteurs 2 x Detroit diesel
  • Nombre de passagers maximum 20
  • Nombre de cabines 10
  • Nombre de salles de bain 4
  • Annexes 1x 12m & 2x 5m
  • Capacité de stockage d'eau 2000 litres
  • Capacité de stockage d'essence 16000 litres
  • Dessalinisateur 200 per hour

Pilotage et sécurité

  • Radar
  • Sonar
  • GPS
  • Radio VHF/DSC/SSB
  • Radiobalise de localisation
  • Canots de sauvetage
  • Gilets de sauvetage
  • Alarme incendie et extincteurs
  • Oxygène
  • Kits de premiers secours
  • Détecteur de poissons
  • Téléphones mobiles et satellites
  • Pompe de fond de cale
  • Projecteur
  • Vidéosurveillance de la salle des machines
  • Equipage formé aux premiers secours
  • Fusées de secours éclairantes

Odyssey Avis

  • 8,9 Fabuleux
  1. Bateau
    8.4
  2. Équipage
    8.7
  3. Nourriture
    9.8
  4. Plongée
    8.4
  5. Valeur
    9.1
  • 10 Exceptionnel
  • Eli R
  • Etats-Unis Etats-Unis
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.

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Top notch operator, no crowds, variety of diving
  • 9.6 Exceptionnel
  • Hilma V
  • Etats-Unis Etats-Unis
Dream trip, exceptional diving experience.

Abundance of marine life. Acquiring new dive buddies.

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Pristine reef condition. Clear, warm water. Unplanned encounters with whales/dolphins
  • 8.0 Très bien
  • Debbi S
  • Australie Australie
Excellent snorkelling in atoll

Snorkelling in atoll Accommodating my needs to ensure best possible experience

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Crew accomdating changes to improve experience.
  • 8.8 Fabuleux
  • Greg S
  • Australie Australie
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.

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Rich diversity of Fish and Coral, and great crew
  • 8.4 Très bien
  • Stuart Y
  • Nouvelle-Zélande Nouvelle-Zélande
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

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Staff, health of the reef, weather
  • 7.2 Bien
  • Charmaine H
  • Australie Australie
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.

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Pretty coral, cool swimthroughs and caverns, away from it all
  • 8.8 Fabuleux
  • Kathryn T
  • Nouvelle-Zélande Nouvelle-Zélande
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
  • 9.2 Superbe
  • Judy O
  • Nouvelle-Zélande Nouvelle-Zélande
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.

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isolation, stunning turquoise waters, great food