Cabins Blue Manta
Liveaboard · Indonesia · 14 cabins · up to 22 guests
Cabin Types
· 4 cabins
Double bed
Beds: 1 double bed 1.8 × 2.0 m
Four identical cabins forward on the upper deck. A 1.8 × 2.0 m double bed, a dark headboard running the width of the wall, a desk-shelf along the side and a soft bench beside it. A proper window, not a porthole. En-suite with shower, individually controlled air conditioning. Beds are fixed in wooden frames and cannot be moved. They sell at the upper and main deck rate, which is $200–500 above the lower deck depending on the itinerary.
· 2 cabins
Two single beds
Beds: 2 single beds 1.0 × 2.0 m
Two upper deck cabins with separate 1.0 × 2.0 m beds set against opposite sides, a bedside unit with reading lights between them. En-suite with shower, individually controlled air conditioning, a window. The beds are in wooden frames and cannot be pushed together. These are the cabins the operator usually offers for single occupancy on the upper deck — but no more than two such cabins across the upper and main decks together.
· 2 cabins
Two single beds
Beds: 2 single beds 1.0 × 2.0 m
Two cabins on the main deck next to the saloon and the indoor dining area — the shortest walk to the dive deck. Two 1.0 × 2.0 m single beds, a unit between them, a window in the side. En-suite with shower and a basin on a wide counter, individually controlled air conditioning. The aggregator's cabin sheet puts these on the upper deck; the operator's own deck plan puts them on the main deck, and that is where they are.
· 2 cabins
Queen and single beds
Beds: 1 queen bed 1.5 × 2.0 m and 1 single 1.0 × 2.0 m
Two main deck cabins with mismatched beds: a 1.5 × 2.0 m queen and a 1.0 × 2.0 m single. Handy for a couple who want a bed each, or for two people who would rather not share. Two windows in the side, en-suite with shower, individually controlled air conditioning. The beds are fixed and cannot be moved.
· 4 cabins
Two single beds
Beds: 2 single beds 1.0 × 2.0 m
Four cabins on the lower deck — the cheapest rate on the boat, $200–500 below the upper and main decks depending on the itinerary. Two 1.0 × 2.0 m single beds, a unit with reading lights, and a round porthole instead of a window. En-suite with shower, individually controlled air conditioning. Motion is felt least down here. Single occupancy beyond the two upper-deck twins is placed on this deck by default. The lower deck has two emergency escape hatches — forward through the crew cabins and aft through the engine room; everyone berthed here is shown them at the safety briefing.
Double bed
Four identical cabins forward on the upper deck. A 1.8 × 2.0 m double bed, a dark headboard running the width of the wall, a desk-shelf along the side and a soft bench beside it. A proper window, not a porthole. En-suite with shower, individually controlled air conditioning. Beds are fixed in wooden frames and cannot be moved. They sell at the upper and main deck rate, which is $200–500 above the lower deck depending on the itinerary.
- Deck
- upper deck
- Beds
- 1 double bed 1.8 × 2.0 m
- Windows
- Window
- Cabin numbers
- C1, C2, C3, C4
- Yacht Specifications
- about 20 sqm
- cabins of this type
- 4
- from
- from $3,740 per person (upper and main deck rate)
Two single beds
Two upper deck cabins with separate 1.0 × 2.0 m beds set against opposite sides, a bedside unit with reading lights between them. En-suite with shower, individually controlled air conditioning, a window. The beds are in wooden frames and cannot be pushed together. These are the cabins the operator usually offers for single occupancy on the upper deck — but no more than two such cabins across the upper and main decks together.
- Deck
- upper deck
- Beds
- 2 single beds 1.0 × 2.0 m
- Windows
- Window
- Cabin numbers
- C5, C6
- Yacht Specifications
- about 20 sqm
- cabins of this type
- 2
- from
- from $3,740 per person (upper and main deck rate)
Two single beds
Two cabins on the main deck next to the saloon and the indoor dining area — the shortest walk to the dive deck. Two 1.0 × 2.0 m single beds, a unit between them, a window in the side. En-suite with shower and a basin on a wide counter, individually controlled air conditioning. The aggregator's cabin sheet puts these on the upper deck; the operator's own deck plan puts them on the main deck, and that is where they are.
- Deck
- main deck
- Beds
- 2 single beds 1.0 × 2.0 m
- Windows
- Window
- Cabin numbers
- C7, C8
- Yacht Specifications
- about 20 sqm
- cabins of this type
- 2
- from
- from $3,740 per person (upper and main deck rate)
Queen and single beds
Two main deck cabins with mismatched beds: a 1.5 × 2.0 m queen and a 1.0 × 2.0 m single. Handy for a couple who want a bed each, or for two people who would rather not share. Two windows in the side, en-suite with shower, individually controlled air conditioning. The beds are fixed and cannot be moved.
- Deck
- main deck
- Beds
- 1 queen bed 1.5 × 2.0 m and 1 single 1.0 × 2.0 m
- Windows
- Window
- Cabin numbers
- C9, C10
- Yacht Specifications
- about 20 sqm
- cabins of this type
- 2
- from
- from $3,740 per person (upper and main deck rate)
Two single beds
Four cabins on the lower deck — the cheapest rate on the boat, $200–500 below the upper and main decks depending on the itinerary. Two 1.0 × 2.0 m single beds, a unit with reading lights, and a round porthole instead of a window. En-suite with shower, individually controlled air conditioning. Motion is felt least down here. Single occupancy beyond the two upper-deck twins is placed on this deck by default. The lower deck has two emergency escape hatches — forward through the crew cabins and aft through the engine room; everyone berthed here is shown them at the safety briefing.
- Deck
- lower deck
- Beds
- 2 single beds 1.0 × 2.0 m
- Windows
- Porthole
- Cabin numbers
- C11, C12, C13, C14
- Yacht Specifications
- about 20 sqm
- cabins of this type
- 4
- from
- from $3,540 per person (lower deck rate)
General Information
- Yacht length: 46 m
- Number of cabins: 14
- Maximum guests: 22
