Exotic Treks Special: Sailing Indonesia on the Katharina
Information and Conditions
Price Conditions for Charters
Conditions are similar to those applied
to individuals on regular cruises except that:
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Transfers are not included. |
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Excursions included in the cost are
to be negociated on
a case by case basis. |
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Relocation fees of US$ 900 per day
will be charged if
necessary. |
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Air Transportation
All cruises start and end in a city that is a regional
hub of air transportation (Ambon, Sorong, Manado, Maumere, Bima...),
linked to the international airports of Jakarta (Java) and Denpasar
(Bali).
Although we generally take care of organising the domestic flights to
reach and fly off these towns, participants are always free to make
their own arrangements.
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Immigration
Nationals of most countries don't need
visas to enter Indonesia and are granted a visa-free entry for 60 days
upon arrival. Check out with your local Indonesian authorities.
Your passport must have at least one
empty page to be stamped upon arrival and must be valid
for at least 6 months after the date of your depature from
Indonesia.
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Diving Conditions
Diving the Indonesian reefs can be one of the best
holiday experiences one ever had, and we do everything to make the best
out of it. In particular, the equipment we carry is of superior quality
and never more than 3 years old. Our dive master on board will organise
all dives and will guarantee that these are made in the safest
environment.
Divers are nevertheless advised that:
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We only accept divers with a recognised diving
license
(CMAS, NAUI, PADI,..). Divers will be required to produce the
licence. |
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Diving on our regular cruises is never the sole or
even
the main activity on board. There is usually one,
sometimes two, dives a day, but sometimes also none. |
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Divers will dive at their own risk and will be
required to
sign a responsability waiver before diving. |
We carry all the necessary equipment: BCD's belts,
regulator with octopus and tank. Please bring your own mask, snorkel,
fins and computer if you have any.
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Insurance
We strongly recommend that you protect
yourself with an illness and accident coverage insurance for the days
you spend on board. The remoteness of the islands we visit may make an
emergency medical evacuation very costly.
Please check your insurance coverage includes diving accidents.
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What to bring along
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Mostly light clothing with perhaps a sweater in case
you want to stay on deck during night sailing, and a
ight raincoat if you are afraid of tropical showers. |
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Hiking boots, preferably soft. |
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Dive booties or plastic shoes. |
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Hat |
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Insect repellent and plenty of sun protection cream.
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Small electrical appliances can be used on board
(220V)
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We have a well appointed first aid kit on board and
we
will be able to face all small emergencies, but you may
prefer bringing along your own (plasters, disinfectants,
antibiotic creams, burns
repair, etc... even general
antibiotics). Of course, if you have a particular health
problem, check first with your doctor if it is safe to
undertake such voyage and bring along any medication
you might need. |
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Exotic Treks
Po Box 26531
Eugene, Oregon USA 97402
Ph or Fax- 1-541-687-6685
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