Cabins.
Your cabin becomes a private retreat, spacious, beautifully designed and luxurious, with all the comfort you wouldn't expect to find this far from anywhere.
Indonesia,
beyond the surface.
Exceptional diving, discreet comfort, and true connection.
A family adventure, sailing since 2012.
Set to set sail october 2028.
discover WAOW 2
The
Boat.
Hand-built in South Sulawesi in the old way. Ironwood frames, teak decks, three masts rising above a vessel shaped by generations of craftsmanship.
discover the boat- 60Meters
- 11Cabins
- 20Guests
- 20+Crew
Life Onboard
Gastronomy.
Five gastronomic moments a day, bold flavors, comforting favorites and every dietary preference met with creativity, never compromise.
Diving.
From vibrant reefs to dramatic walls and encounters with remarkable marine life, all explored with experienced guides and safety at the heart of every dive.
A Family
Affair.
- sailing since 2012
More than ten years ago, the Deville family launched the first Waow to open Indonesia's reefs to travellers who wanted more than a deck chair. Waow 2 carries that same idea further, the same attention below deck, the same standards underwater, extended to a new generation of guests.
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every day
Dive into
Indonesia
Two weeks of exploration, four dives a day and a different underwater world at every turn.
Meet manta rays, wobbegong sharks, walking sharks and tiny pygmy seahorses, alongside vast schools of reef fish and some of the richest coral gardens on Earth.
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Safety First. Always.
Safety is non-negotiable. From the design of WAOW 2 to crew training and the equipment on board, every detail is considered with safety in mind.
explore our safety standardsExplore
Indonesia
From Raja Ampat to Kalimantan
and beyond, discover more than 10 different itineraries across Indonesia's most remarkable waters. Each route offers a different landscape, season and underwater world.
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Memories of the First WAOW
For years, WAOW took divers across Indonesia, from Raja Ampat to Komodo, the Banda Sea and beyond. The boat may now be part of the story, but the memories remain.
A few words from the people who experienced it for themselves.
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