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REVĪVŌ Wellness Cruise TABLE of CONTENTS REVĪVŌ Wellness Cruise TABLE OF CONTENTS REVĪVŌ WELLNESS CRUISE P.2 A UNIQUE RETREAT P.3 A PERSONALISED ITINERARY P.3 ELEGANT ACCOMMODATION P.3 THE EXPEDITION INCLUSIONS P.6 REVĪVŌ BOATS P. 8 3-Cabin Boat P.9-12 5-Cabin Boat P.13-16 THE DIFFERENT EXPEDITIONS P. 18 RAJA AMPAT P.19-22 KOMODO P.23-26 BANDA P.27-30 BALI P.31-34 ALOR P.35-38 CONTACT US P.40 Navigate new horizons in a hand-crafted phi- nisi or traditional teak cruiser, surrounded by marine life unique to these waters. Sail the high seas, weave your way among Unesco pro- tected islands and discover landscapes few are ever privy to. REVĪVŌ WELLNESS CRUISE A REVĪVŌ Wellness Cruise is a rare chance to commandeer your own retreat – our 2 flagship vessels are exclusive to passengers, promising total privacy on a tailor-made adventure. Our Wellness Cruises take place only a few times each year and are timed for the finest weather in each region. Our itineraries wellness programs are flexible and can be adjusted to accommodate change- able weather conditions. 2 A UNIQUE RETREAT Experience the “Diving & Mind Training Re- treat” on a cruise: diving & Water activities, Yoga, Meditation, Breathing exercises, Fitness classes, tailor-made menu for each guest and daily SPA treatment to offer you the best of the wellness retreat on a luxury boat. A PERSONALISED ITINERARY From the length of the trip to the chosen ex- periences, itineraries are flexible and curated. New routes are created for returning guests, and special requests are accommodated whenever possible. ELEGANT ACCOMMODATION Cabins aboard the REVĪVŌ Wellness Cruise are as spacious and elegant as a REVĪVŌ resort suite, promising every comfort, combined with ever-changing views. 3 THE EXPEDITION INCLUSIONS • Bespoke Wellness Retreat Program pre- pared by our Wellness Coach nutritionist to fit each personal needs. • Classes & activities every day: Yoga, Medi- tation, Fitness, Pilates, TRX, Diving (for cer- tified divers), trekking, beach excursions, paddle boarding, kayaking. • One SPA Treatment per day per adult. • All meals and non-alcoholic beverages: each menu is tailored-made depending on your nurtritional needs . • Airport transfers & Fast Track Immigration. • Minimum of 6 nights on the boat and pos- sibility to stay at REVĪVŌ Nusa Dua prior or after your cruise. 5 6 Embark on a beautiful journey to discover the Pacific Ocean on our selection of 2 cruises: the REVĪVŌ 3-Cabin Boat and the REVĪVŌ 5-Cabin REVĪVŌ BOATS Boat. Each boat features world-class diving equip- ment, spacious outdoor spaces and a healthy gourmet kitchen. Throughout your voyage, dive into a holistic approach to wellness integrating fitness, spa therapies and nutritious meals to help you achieve your personal goals while you discover the hidden beauties of Indonesia. 8 3-Cabin Boat Our 3-Cabin Boat is a 86 feet long Eco-friendly sailing vessel that Our cruise applies a sustainability concept on board is their own was launched in 2017. The boat features three suites with en- fresh water, and they don’t use any plastic. All fuel and water suite bathrooms, a spacious great room, a sky deck, and a gour- tanks are USCG certified, custom made in the USA, ensuring met healthy kitchen. that there is no fuel and waste smell. No salt water is being used on board including for bilge and waste. It is 100% self-made fresh One of the suite offers a King size bed, not convertible. The other water with a sea recovery system installed onboard. Since they two suites are equipped with King size beds that can be convert- make their own fresh water, they never purchased fresh water ed into two twins. An extra bed is available upon request. On the from shore to avoid hygiene issue. upper deck, there is outdoor dining tables and convertible sun lounges. With a total crew of 10 people to make the guests crew the safest and the most enjoyable. 9 10 6-NIGHT REVĪVŌ WELLNESS CRUISE Price Starting From USD 1 Cabin, 2 pax 68,000 2 Cabins, 4 pax 73,000 3 Cabins, 6 pax 78,000 6-NIGHT REVĪVŌ WELLNESS CRUISE & 2-NIGHT REVĪVŌ WELLNESS RESORT (Second night is complimentary) Price Starting From USD 1 Cabin + 1 Suite, 2 pax 68,800 2 Cabins + 2 Suites, 4 pax 74,600 3 Cabins + 3 Suites, 6 pax 80,400 * All prices are subject to 11% government tax and 10% service charge. Flights and alcoholic beverages are not included in the rates. 12 5-Cabin Boat There are four sun loungers, a dining deck with spacious deck Our 5-Cabin Boat is an exceptional 40 metre traditional sailing beds and a large chill out area at the rear on the top deck area. yacht, combining luxury and adventure on a classic phinisi, built with iron-wood and steel. The crew of 14 people will make sure every guest has a truly un- forgettable experience. Enjoy an exquisite healthy breakfast, The beautiful master cabin is located on the upper deck of the then go snorkeling/diving, venture out on the tender to explore yacht with its own viewing deck affording privacy. The lower small islands and search for local wildlife - or just relax in the deck boasts four, equally elegant guest rooms with private en- shade and enjoy a meditation class. After lunch, you can also suite facilities. All cabins are equipped with en-suite bathroom do waterski, wakeboard, fish, and even do some hiking or more with ceramic sink, an electric WC, nonslip mosaic flooring and yoga. Witness the beauty and awe of the sunset with our tropical eco-friendly toiletries as well as hot and cold pressurized water cocktails, enjoy bonfires on the beach or stargaze with under the system. clear night sky. 13 14 6-NIGHT REVĪVŌ WELLNESS CRUISE Price Starting From USD 1 Cabin, 2 pax 72,000 2 Cabins, 4 pax 76,000 3 Cabins, 6 pax 80,000 4 Cabins, 8 pax 83,000 5 Cabins, 10 pax 86,000 6-NIGHT REVĪVŌ WELLNESS CRUISE & 2-NIGHT REVĪVŌ WELLNESS RESORT (Second night is complimentary) Price Starting From USD 1 Cabin + 1 Suite, 2 pax 72,800 2 Cabins + 2 Suites, 4 pax 77,600 3 Cabins + 3 Suites, 6 pax 82,400 4 Cabins + 4 Suites, 8 pax 87,700 5 Cabins + 5 Suites, 10 pax 91,500 * All prices are subject to 11% government tax and 10% service charge. Flights and alcoholic beverages are not included in the rates. 16 Explore an ocean oasis of beauty and bio- diversity in our exclusive selection of ex- peditions around the seas of Indonesia. Board one of our two Wellness Cruises and dip into the warm tropical waters of Raja Ampat, Komodo, Banda, Bali-Komodo or THE DIFFERENT Alor. EXPEDITIONS For each following itineraries, you can add extra nights at our elegant REVĪVŌ well- ness resorts in Nusa Dua before and | or after your expedition inquire us for more details. 18 RAJA AMPAT EXPEDITION Raja ampat map Possibly the world’s top destination for diving and snorkelling, Raja Ampat lies just off of Indonesia’s West Papua district; comprised of 1,500 islands, it is a true diver’s paradise with crystal clear waters, massive coral reefs, and the world’s greatest marine diversi- ty. Still almost entirely unpopulated and quite remote, these islands offer stunning uninhabited beaches and WOFOH idyllic islands to explore at leisure, the perfect setting for a Raja Ampat luxury cruise. A private charter to Raja Ampat, Indonesia’s gem in the East, could begin in Sorong harbour, circling through the stunningly beautiful Waisai and Misool island groups, diving and snorkelling this unparalleled ma- rine ecosystem. Non-divers will find the snorkelling spectacularly beautiful, better than 95% of the world’s dive sites. Longer luxury charters could extend across to Sulawesi or Papua New Guinea in the East. 19 20 RAJA AMPAT ITINERARY EXAMPLE Day 4: Wayag (SIX NIGHTS) Spend the day in Wagag, an island known for its beautiful atolls and its amazing underwater life. Here, you will find pristine beaches with unique Karst islands that look like mushrooms sprouting out from the sea. The crystal clear waters around Wayag Island appear like unreal- Day 1: Embarkation in Waisai, Waigeo windows to various types of flora and fauna that live underwater. Climb Start your journey by heading to the hidden beauties of Gam Island. Mount Pindito to see the breathtaking view, and enjoy a ride to one of Spend the day kayaking in the mangroves or diving at the Friwibonda the most beautiful beaches of Indonesia in the afternoon. End up your island, one of the bests dive sites to visit in Indonesia. At night, enjoy day with a sunset meditation class followed by a relaxing treatment. a SPA treatment and take time to rest as the cruise takes you to the island of Wofoh. Day 5: Dayang Spend the morning diving with Manta Rays. These majestic animals Day 2: Wofoh are so large, yet so graceful and peaceful to swim with, there is really Explore the beautiful beach of Wofoh Island and enjoy holistic fitness nothing like a manta experience. Continue with a yoga class or a SPA classes, SPA treatment and nutritions meals on board. Dive sites with treatment. Over lunch, as we sail to the East of Batanta Island, we will lush reef diving can also be reached if wanted. End up your day with a discover hidden spots where you’ll be able to see dolphins and whales sunset meditation class followed by a relaxing treatment. swim- ming. In the evening, enjoy a dining experience on a sandbank rising up in the Dampier Strait, a strait that separates the Raja Ampat Day 3: Alyui islands of Waigeo and Batanta.
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