OMBAK PUTIH DESCRIPTION































Led by Captain Jufri, with a crew of 14, Ombak Putih means ‘White Wave’ in the Indonesian language.
Her keel was first laid down in Kalimantan in 1995, and she became operational in 1997.
At 42 metres long, she is the larger of our two ships, providing accommodation for up to 24 guests in 12 comfortable cabins.
Approximately 400 square meters of public space is divided over her two main decks, including a large salon, as well as covered and open areas, allowing plenty of room for our guests to spread out, relax, and enjoy as much company or solitude as they wish.
OMBAK PUTIH FEATURES

- Six superior cabins with en-suite bathrooms.
- Saloon & bar.
- Outdoor covered dining area.
- Rooftop lounge area. Kayaks.
- Stand-up-paddle boards (SUP).
- Snorkelling equipment.
- Fishing gear.
- Two tender boats.
- Full complement of crew: engineering and service.
- Length overall: 42 metres
- Deck length: 33 metres
- Draught: 3.5 metres
- Rig: Gaff-rigged ketch
- Cruising speed: 7-10 Knots
- International standard navigation & safety equipment (including radar and satellite phone).
SAIL WITH OMBAK PUTIH
- 6 x double bed cabins
- 2 x triple cabins (one double bed and one upper single bunk – bunk ideally suitable for child 12 or under)
- 4 x twin bunk cabins (one above the other)
GUEST REVIEW
We toured Raja Ampat on the Ombak Putih, and had a wonderful time! Great crew, lovely vessel, a diverse and interesting mix of other guests. And amazing snorkeling, bird watching and other hikes, including a panga ride to see prehistoric art and swim through a cave. We visited two villages to meet the people, see their schools, hear their music, and see them dance. Great experience, wouldn't hesitate to sail with Seatrek again.
Rick and PatOct 2023
Seatrek-Bali - on the ship Ombak Putih - gave us a marvelous, memorable holiday. Each day was filled with adventures from dawn till lights out. It is such a gift to be able to travel through these remote islands with the support of such a special crew. The meals were always special. It is amazing how the chef and his team produced such delicious food. The tour leaders looked after us at every turn. We had days of exploring the islands of the Raja Ampat: pristine beaches and glorious coral reefs.
Anne COct 2023
On the Ombak Putih, with 12 passenger cabins, we had 20 passengers, 2 guides (Tinae and Narto), and about 15 crew members. Every day there were at least 2 excursions, one including a snorkel. We visited small villages where we met local people, snorkeled with all kinds of fish, and were lucky enough to see sea turtles, a manta ray, and whale sharks (!!). We saw dolphins swim by the boat, had great food, and relaxed in between excursions on the boat. Upper deck was where I usually hung out. *sigh* We would eat outside on the lower deck with everyone, and have briefings inside about what our plans were for the next day (ex. describing komodo dragons and their habits)
Joanne PJuly 2023