Tiger Blue
The ultimate sea safari across Komodo, Raja Ampat, and the Banda Sea.
The Experience
A Day Aboard Tiger Blue
From the moment you step on board, no day is typical except for the hours of relaxation. The dive team heads out early for the first site while others take a kayak along the shoreline or stay on deck with coffee and the view. By mid-morning, the chef has laid out breakfast at the main deck dining table and the day belongs to whoever wants it.
Afternoons might mean a second dive, a hike to a Komodo dragon viewing point, a visit to a traditional village, or nothing more than a bean bag on the top deck. The crew sets up sunset cocktails on board or around a beach bonfire, and dinner is served under a canopy of stars with tales of the day's adventures.
The Vessel
Technical Specifications
Dive Operations
Tiger Blue is owned by a company with a long-standing track record as a dive resort operator. That operational background is what guests feel on board: the dive deck is laid out for fast turnarounds, equipment is stocked for the full guest complement, and the crew works the dive schedule around the conditions, not the timetable. Dawn and night dives run when the site rewards them.
Accommodation
Five Cabins, Three Configurations
Five ensuite cabins in three configurations. The family suite at the bow has a king bed plus two twin beds, suited to a couple with children or a group of up to four friends. Three king cabins offer flexibility for couples or twin configurations. One dedicated twin cabin completes the layout. All cabins carry individual air conditioning, hot-water rain showers, and Tiger Blue's own line of eco-friendly toiletries.
The sense of space is what guests notice first. The main deck dining area, the aft lounge with its own table and seating, four sun loungers on the top deck, and bean bags throughout give everyone room to spread out. For a 34-meter vessel carrying twelve guests, Tiger Blue feels uncrowded.
Bean bags on the top deck, the night sky overhead, and the sound of the anchor chain settling.
The Team
Meet the Crew
Ten crew on board, including a PADI Instructor and PADI Divemaster. The team knows these waters season by season, site by site. They handle the diving, the shore excursions, the beach bonfires, and the meals, leaving guests free to set their own pace.
Charter Rates
Tiger Blue Pricing
Komodo National Park
Komodo (May, June, September)
$46,200 /week
Komodo National Park
Komodo (July, August, October)
$50,400 /week
Raja Ampat & Spice Islands
Raja Ampat & Spice Islands (Jan to March, November, 1-20 December)
$54,600 /week
Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat peak (1-7 January, April, 21-31 December)
$59,500 /week
Weekly rates inclusive of 12% Indonesian VAT, based on up to 10 guests. Additional guests are charged at $600 per night for adults and $300 per night for children up to 13 years old, to a maximum of 12 guests. Marine park fees are not included.
Included
- Full crew
- All meals and non-alcoholic beverages
- Fuel for planned itinerary
- Diving and water sports equipment
- National Marine Park permits and anchorage fees
- Satellite WiFi
Additional
- Spirits, beer, and wine
- Special provisioning
- Nitrox (subject to availability)
- Dive equipment rental and PADI courses
- Crew gratuities (10 to 15% customary)
- Flights and pre or post-charter logistics
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Starter Charter
Three nights in Komodo National Park.
Where Tiger Blue Sails
Raja Ampat from November through March. Komodo from April through September. Other destinations and times of year on request.
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Tiger Blue FAQ
How much does it cost to charter Tiger Blue?
Tiger Blue is priced per night and varies by region and season. In 2026, weekly rates for up to 10 guests run from $46,200 in Komodo to $59,500 in Raja Ampat at peak periods. In 2027, the range is $49,000 to $63,000. Additional guests are $600 per night for adults and $300 for children, to a maximum of 12. All rates are inclusive of 12% Indonesian VAT.
How many guests can Tiger Blue accommodate?
Tiger Blue accommodates up to twelve guests across five ensuite cabins: three king cabins, one twin cabin, and a family suite at the bow with a king bed and two twin beds. The family suite suits a couple with children or a group of up to four friends. Tiger Blue can be chartered as a private whole-boat booking, or by individual cabin on scheduled departure dates.
Is Tiger Blue suitable for diving?
Yes. Diving is one of Tiger Blue's strong points. A licensed PADI Instructor and PADI Divemaster are on board every charter, dive equipment is stocked for up to twelve divers, and the crew offers up to four accompanied dives per day where site conditions allow. Nitrox is available subject to availability. Discovery dives and certification courses can be arranged on request.
Where does Tiger Blue cruise?
Tiger Blue follows the seasons. Komodo National Park from April through September. Raja Ampat from November through March. The Banda Sea, Alor, and the Forgotten Islands during the repositioning months between seasons. Repositioning voyages between regions retrace the historic spice routes and may involve additional fees.
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