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Although Indonesia encompasses 18.000 odd islands, offering a stunning variety of culture, flora, fauna and marine biology, voyages overseas, hopping from one island to the next, are virtually unheard of.
Indonesia boasts the largest wooden fleet still in active operation: the Bugis Schooners or Phinisi.
These flat bottomed vessels need little maritime infrastructure as their construction allows them to approach even the tiniest islet at close range.
Sea Trek has used these time honoured craft since 1985 to visit islands unknown to the world.
This voyage to the eastern Lesser Sunda's and the Southest Moluccas will bring you to the most remote parts of the archipelago, to places over and below the sea level you haven't dreamt of existing.
Gradually passing from Asia to the Pacific you will set foot ashore on a string of islands stretched out along the Ring of Fire, in our time a backwater but for centuries the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow where the weight of nutmeg and clove was measured in gold bars.

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