Top 3 Recommended Liveaboard Destinations in Indonesia
Indonesia comprises of over thousands of archipelagic islands and is no doubt a world-class liveaboard destination. All located in the Coral Triangle with over 500 species of coral and 2,000 species...
Philosophy Of Calico Jack
Calico Jack’s philosophy is a simple one: Adventure! Our passion and our mission are to customize ideal liveaboard adventures to allow our guests the opportunity to explore some of the most...
Padar Island – Must Visit in Komodo
Padar Island is the third-largest island in the Komodo National Park. It is located in the south-central of the park, between Komodo and Rinca Island. Padar is mostly savannah-covered, surreal...
Non-diving activities of Banda Neira Island (Part 1)
Little Banda Neira has always been the Banda's main port and administrative center with lots of attractions. In the Dutch era the perkeniers virtually bankrupted themselves maintaining the European...
Raja Ampat Pirate Cruise (By Kristina Vackova)
Our good friend, Underwater Photographer from the Czech Republic and passionate diver Kristina Vackova joined our 11-nights Raja Ampat Dive Trip in October 2017. She said that during this trip, she...
Diving Indonesia – How to choose itinerary and When to go?
For many divers, Indonesia is a dream destination. Unfortunately, most never get to fulfill that dream because people feel it is either too expensive or too difficult to pull off logistically. Good...
Top spots to visit on a liveaboard in the Komodo
Komodo is one of the over 17,000 islands that make up the Republic of Indonesia. When you think of Komodo, you probably think of the dragon. Not the flying fire-breathing type of dragon, but the...
Raja Ampat with Calico Jack Liveaboard (By Kristina Vackova)
Our guest from Czeck Republic, Underwater Photographer, and passionate diver Kristina Vackova joined Calico Jack Liveaboard Christmas Dive Trip in 2016 for the first time. Now she became a good...
Hidden diving spots on a liveaboard in the Raja Ampat
You’ll find Raja Ampat on the island of New Guinea in Indonesia’s West Papua province. Raja Ampat translates to “Four Kings”. The island takes its name from the four main islands of the archipelago....
