Vessel particulars
- Hull and dimensions
- Steel; 46 m long and 10 m wide.
- Cabins
- 14 en-suite cabins across three decks.
- Guest capacity
- Up to 24, depending on the cruise destination and charter arrangement.
- Cabin formats
- The operator describes twin/double or triple-share arrangements. The booked cabin determines the actual bed setup.
Choose the cabin deck, not just a cabin category
The operator lists six upper-deck cabins, four main-deck cabins and four lower-deck cabins. Upper and main decks are described as having sea views; the lower deck is not. The floorplan and cabin number are more useful than assuming every room shares the same outlook.
These are operator-reported particulars, not a firsthand review. A cabin shown on a floorplan is not evidence that it is available on your dates.
White Manta: operator vessel particulars and cabin layoutCabin-deck comparison
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| Your decision | Upper deck | Main deck | Lower deck |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cabins listed | 6 | 4 | 4 |
| Outlook described | Sea view | Sea view | No sea-view claim made here |
| What to match to your quote | Cabin number and bed arrangement | Cabin number and bed arrangement | Cabin number, bed arrangement and the operator’s floorplan |
Camera space and dining are concrete differences
White Manta describes an indoor dry camera room, an outdoor work table and blow-dry stations. Those are useful facilities to look for if you travel with an underwater camera system; their presence does not establish a private workstation or your own charging allocation.
The operator also describes indoor air-conditioned dining and an outdoor dining area. Compare those shared spaces with your preferences rather than treating a promotional comfort claim as a review score.
White Manta: operator vessel particulars and cabin layoutSeparate facilities from trip inclusions
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| Your decision | Described on the vessel page | Needs the actual departure quote |
|---|---|---|
| Cabin and meals | En-suite cabins and indoor/outdoor dining spaces | Named cabin, occupancy basis and the meal/drink inclusions for your trip |
| Dive equipment | Rental equipment is described as a service | Which items are included or rented, quantities and any charges |
| Nitrox and diving | A Nitrox system appears in the specifications | Gas inclusion, certification/experience requirements and planned dive scope |
| Travel beyond the boat | This is a vessel profile | Embarkation/disembarkation ports, land transfers, flights, fees and cancellation terms |
A Raja Ampat trip is a separate decision
A vessel can operate different routes. Use the destination guide to decide whether Raja Ampat fits your interests, then read the dated itinerary for the embarkation port and actual areas visited. Do not infer a Raja Ampat departure from the boat’s name.
This profile does not compare live fares, sell cabins or confirm a sailing. A safety-equipment list is not an independent inspection or personal diving clearance. Read the operator’s current requirements and your insurance before committing.
White Manta: operator vessel particulars and cabin layoutRead the operator’s departure information
The official schedule is the place to look for the dated trip, route and enquiry details. Opening it does not make a reservation through this site.
White Manta: official departure scheduleContinue planning the trip
Compare the destination, boat and booking conditions as separate decisions. Check the operator’s current requirements before paying.
Check certification and experience requirements