Join our 7-night Liveaboard UW photo dive trip on the Seaisee liveaboard , March 19 – 26, 2026!
Raja Ampat offers one of the most biodiverse marine environments on Earth, with stunning reefs, dramatic walls, and hidden lagoons. Located in Indonesia’s Coral Triangle, this remote paradise boasts warm waters (28-30°C/82-86°F) and excellent diving conditions in late March as the weather transitions to drier months. Clear visibility and nutrient-rich currents make it a prime time to explore its thriving marine life.
What You Will See
Beneath the surface, Raja Ampat is teeming with life—massive schools of fish, reef sharks, manta rays, and the elusive wobbegong shark. Its vibrant coral gardens are home to pygmy seahorses, ghost pipefish, and colorful nudibranchs. From thrilling drift dives at Cape Kri to the pristine reefs of Melissa’s Garden, every dive is an unforgettable experience in this underwater wonderland.
About the liveaboard - The Seaisee
A luxurious 45-meter liveaboard tailored for divers. Our expertly crafted itineraries, ranging from 6 to 10 days, explore iconic dive sites like Raja Ampat, Komodo, and the Banda Sea, with options for private charters. Accommodating up to 21 guests in 12 elegant cabins, SEA I SEE combines comfort with state-of-the-art dive facilities and experienced guides for safe diving.
Between dives, relax and unwind with our on-board amenities: soak in the hot tub, lounge on the upper deck, or enjoy the sun and sea breeze with a refreshing drink in hand.
Meet Your Photography Trip Leader: Tiani Dun
Tiani Dun, an Australian underwater photographer and marine biologist (MS, James Cook University), will be your expert guide throughout the trip. She will lead a full photography workshop and provide personalized feedback through photo review sessions, ensuring individualized attention for photographers of all levels.
Tiani's passion for marine life began during her studies, but she quickly realized she preferred being behind the camera and underwater rather than in an office. As a PADI instructor, she has worked across Malaysia, Fiji, Thailand, and Australia, capturing the beauty of the ocean and educating others. When not diving, she mentors students, writes for ocean conservation initiatives, and lectures on marine biology.
Her specialty is macro photography, with a deep love for nudibranchs—her favorite conversation topic! Always up for fun, you’ll often find her practicing bubble rings on safety stops or snapping selfies with fellow divers. Tiani’s enthusiasm for underwater photography and conservation makes this trip an incredible learning experience, blending creativity, science, and adventure.
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