Dive Damai and Misool Foundation are joining forces in May 2020 for this ultimate philanthropic journey: May 21-28 and May 28 - June 4, 2020
Join the Damai I for a cruise around North Raja Ampat - diving, exploring and learning more about this stunning marine ecosystem with Conservation International's Dr. Mark Erdmann.
For extra goodness, follow Mark to South Raja Ampat for his ever-popular annual Fish Geek Week at Misool Resort.
Dive Damai has committed to donating 100% OF ALL PROFITS raised on this trip to Misool Foundation, helping to protect the world's richest reefs.
Dive Damai Fundraiser: North Raja Ampat- May 21- 28, 2020
Prices
Standard Cabin: USD575 per person per night
Master Cabin: USD625 per person per night
The Itinerary
Sail North Raja Ampat in Damai I, an exquisite 40-meter vessel that combines luxury with comfort and safety.
Explore secret sites around Wayag and Waigeo with the potential of discovering new species to the Raja Ampat archipelago.
Learn from Conservation International’s Mark Erdmann, whose work pioneered the Raja Ampat Marine Protected Areas, and join the Misool Foundation team as they share more about their critical mission to protect the world’s richest reefs.
And if you still want more, combine North and South Raja Ampat by transferring to Misool on with Mark on May 28th for Misool's Annual Fish Geek Week.
Misool's Fish Geek Week- May 28- June 4, 2020
Prices
Full-board accommodation starting from USD2400
Fish Geek Week
Following a week in North Raja Ampat, guests will have the opportunity to dive deeper into what makes Misool so special. We will revisit the surveys completed by Mark during Fish Geek Week 2019 to monitor progress inside our 300,000-acre Misool Private Marine Reserve.
Enjoy:
- Nightly lectures on fish ID, sharks & rays, endemic species, conservation threats & more
- Join the experts as they lead a special fish ID dive each day
- Observe fish appearance & behaviour, record with slates & cameras, then ID what you saw after the dive
- Special dusk & night dives to witness sharks walking, tiny wrasse flashing and ferocious lionfish hunting
- Contribute to our Misool Manta Project by helping identify the mantas at Magic Mountain
