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HIGHLIGHTS
* spectacular view of nature * great culture heritage
* beautiful volcanoes * Beautiful Culture
* Traditional Villages, Stunning Beach,
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MALUKU ISLANDS - group of islands along Maluku region"
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MALUKU / MOLUCCAS PRIVATE YACHT CHARTER
MALUKU ISLANDS EXPEDITION
SAILING CRUISES EXPLORING THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
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This voyage we explore the southern part of the The Maluku archipelago,a large group of in total almost a thousand islands that straddle the equator between Sulawesi to the west, Papua to the east and Timor to the south. Formerly known as the Moluccas or the Spice Islands they have been a magic destination for over ten centuries. The first seafarers from faraway countries to explore the region, as early as the 8th century, were Chinese, later followed by the Arabs in the 1200s. In fact, the name Maluku is thought to have been derived from the Arab trader’s term for the region, Jazirat al-Muluk ”the island of the kings” and an ancient Arab text places the islands rather precisely “fifteen days sailing east of Jaba”. What the Arab traders brought back to their home ports, were exotic spices: nutmeg, mace and cloves. |
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MATAHARIKU CRUISES
Sailing aboard the Indonesia style boat with two masted sail exploring Maluku the gratest thousand islands. You are about following the route of past traders from abroad who first came in to discover the spice island. It becomes most popular for the Arabian and Chinese to do trade especially for spices. For two centuries the latter two nations fought naval battles over control of the Banda Islands, principal centre of the nutmeg trade*) These tumultuous events also explain how several islands in the Maluku archipelago came to harbour cosmopolitan societies where spice traders from different backgrounds established settlements and enclaves.
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BIDADARI CRUISES
Aboard the Indonesian style phinisi wooden boat with two mast sail and engine support power, Bidadari provide a comfortable accommodation for sailor and diver to explore the island eastern island of Indonesia. The Saloon is air-conditioned and comprises of the Dining and Lounge area. The Lounge presents a relaxed and comfortable setting where guests can
utilize and enjoy the library, entertainment center, camera station, and coffee/tea bar. It is spacious and attractive with large surrounding windows allowing an
opportunity to continuously enjoy the spectacular outdoor topography and lots of incoming sunshine
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NORTH MALUKU (paradise for sailor)
A great variety of endemic plant and animal species are found in the rugged forest - covered and mountainous hinterlands of most of the islands. A few of the best known are the Rucker-tailed Kingfisher, the Red-crested Moluccan Cockatoo and various brilliantly colored lorikeets and parrots. North Maluku sits astride one of the world's most volatile volcanic belts. The region has known more than 70 eruptions in the last 400 years. Tremors and volcanic eruptions are by no means rare events at present. Many islands, in fact, look from a distance like volcanic cones rising right out of the sea
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SOUTH MALUKU
Nature herself sculpted the destiny of West Java, her mountains and shores, inland lakes and lust valleys. From these rich gifts, the people of West Java shape their heritage. Wanting little needing little else then nature provided, the Sundanese and other ethnic enclaves of West Java shaped rich and vibrant confections of traditions and cultural heritage.
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