M.Y. OCEANIC

THE BOAT

Built in Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo) in 2012 with selected tropical timbers, Oceanic was acquired by our company in 2017 and subsequently renovated fully to customize her for diving liveaboard cruises, applying all the knowledge acquired during the previous 16 years of successfully running Ondina.

Her numerous and spacious common areas make her a perfect choice for smaller groups, while her powerful engine provides good speed to explore the eastern regions of Komodo, Flores, Alor and the Banda Sea.

ACCOMODATION

A new upper-deck suite was added, which together with the lower-deck suite and the remaining four standard cabins (all with double bed and top bunk), comfortably accommodates 12 pax in 6 double AC/ensuite cabins. Three gensets provide all-around-the-clock 220 v electricity supply, with two-pin European standard sockets.

THE CREW

• Cruise director
• Captain
• First Officer
• Deckhand
• Chief Engineer
• Second Engineer
• Mechanic
• Cook
• Assistant Cook
• Waiter-Roomboy
• 2 Divemasters

TECHNICAL DATA

• Deck Length: 26 metres
• Beam: 6,5 metres
• Draft: 2,85 metres
• Hull: Iron Wood
• Engine: 360 HP DOOSAN 8 cylinders
• Cruising Speed: 8 Knots
• Water: 6.000 litres plus watermaker deposits
• Fuel tanks: 7.000 litres
• Gensets: 20 Kw, 30 Kw and 60 Kw
• Compressors: 2 x Bauer PE200
• Nitrox: Membrane system with Bauer Rotorcomp compressor
• Dive tanks: 2 sets aluminium and steel, 12 and 15 litres, DIN/INT
• Dive gear: 4 complete sets for rent plus spare parts
• Tenders: 2 x 4,85 metre R.I.B. plus spare inflatable, with 50 Hp 4-stroke Yamaha offboard engines
• Simrad 4G Broadband Radar with multifunction Lowrance display Radar/GPS/Depth finder/Plotter Navionics
• SSB Multiband radio, VHF radio and handheld VHF radios
• AIS and SART
• Satellite phone Thuraya

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

• Liferafts with capacity for 25 and 10 people
• Fire extinguishers and CO2 bombs on engines
• Hydrant with diesel pump
• Hand flares, smoke signals and signalling rockets
• EPIRB
• Nautilus Marine Rescue GPS
• 40 litres oxygen tank plus 6 litre portable kit
• Life jackets and ring buoys
• First aids kit