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Main Deck:: Category - Adventure
sailing, diving, climbing, volcanoes, dragons, forts, caves, lagoons, dolphins & whales, fishing, reading
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Main Deck:: Category - Family
shell collecting, amazing stars, games, treasure hunts, walks, snorkeling, tempting meals, cocktails, comfortable beds
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Main Deck:: Category - Diving
sharks, seahorses, coral
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Main Deck:: Category - Boat
Tiger Blue, tradition, teak, comfort space, fresh water, hot water, day beds, king size beds, library, maps, satellite phone, radar
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 Main Deck:: Welcome
Welcome to Tiger Blue!Check out the latest issue of Boating International Magazine for a lovely feature on Tiger Blue!
Tiger Blue is one of the newest additions to the traditional fleet of live-aboards in Indonesia. Built in the style of the traditional wooden phinisi, with ironwood hull and teak decks, she is 34 metres long with a deck width of 7.5 metres.
Available for charter Tiger Blue has 2 double cabins, a family cabin and and cabin with 2 single bunks suitable for 10 people, or 2 families. All our large cabins have ensuite bathrooms with hot water and are fully air-conditioned. Tiger Blue is a well equipped dive boat fitted with 2 compressors and with 2 tenders is also perfect for exploration, cultural and historical trips around the Indonesian Archipelago. Families and children will enjoy all the extra 'toys' on board and everyone will enjoy the luxury, comfort and space that Tiger Blue has to offer.
Tiger Blue also made it into the list of Asia's top 50 Super Yachts (Asia-Pacific Boating Magazine- November-December 2008).
Article from BoatInternational Magazine: Download Acrobat PDF file (767Kb) |
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Ikat Paradise- Wild Adventure! Sumba- Flores- Alor
~ 08 Feb 2010 (yesterday)
Sumba- Flores- Alor - 2 families
Ikat Paradise-Wild Adventure!
September 19 - 26th 2009
Diary entries and notes. Rebecca Wilkinson
19th September- This trip started out with an adrenaline rush- and so setting the tone for the whole trip……Spent the night in Bali and an earthquake struck Bali just as we got up. The hotel shook, the pool splashed and we ran downstairs and out of the building. At 11 we left for the airport for our flight to Waingapu on Sumba. It was a steep bank towards the runway and speedy descent. Air thermals pushed as around a little bit but a short landing and we were happy to be out of the plane.
Wouter met us and we went off in 2 vans followed by a posse of souvenir sellers. They were right at the doors when we s... more
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