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Akomo Isseki Liveaboard, Indonesia
Akomo Isseki is new, but made in traditional style has only 4 cabins on board. She is perfect for a family vacation or for a close circle of friends. This boat is a smart choice for those who don' t want to pay extra money for the diving trip. Komodo and Raja Ampat - all the most well-known diving itineraries of Indonesia can be visited.
Boat Interior
Akomo Isseki has 4 twin cabins that can accommodate up to 8 passengers. Each stateroom has storage lockers for large bags and diving equipment. Bathrooms are shared.
The boat has great relaxation areas panoramic salon, refurbished lounge, and diving area. There is also a large sun deck.
Safety
The boat is equipped with all necessary safety gear first aid kits, life rafts, and jacket, etc.
Diving
Akomo Isseki has a big dive deck covering the bow to stern of the boat. DIN/Yoke tanks are provided.
Itinerary features
Itineraries of Akomo Isseki include diving in Komodo and Raja Ampat the most well-known diving destination in Indonesia. Thousands of coral species, species and mollusks can be seen. It’ s a home to manta rays, turtles and wobbegong sharks. Manta Sandy, Cape Kri, Arborek Pier are only a few dive sites that will be included in the trip.
Komodo is most famous for giant lizards. Diving near the island is in the bucket list of lots of divers. Underwater landscapes formed by years of volcano activities are diverse. You can find here sea mount, pinnacles, and walls. Corals are full of macro life. Giant trevally, sharks, napoleon wrasse.
When to Go
Komodo is a year-round destination. Akomo Isseki offers to visit its dive sites from June to November. Average water temperature is 25 to 28C (77-82.4F). From November to May boat schedule Raja Ampat trips. Water temperature is 27C(80.6F) from May to October and increase to 30C (86F) in between November and April
Boat Interior
Akomo Isseki has 4 twin cabins that can accommodate up to 8 passengers. Each stateroom has storage lockers for large bags and diving equipment. Bathrooms are shared.
The boat has great relaxation areas panoramic salon, refurbished lounge, and diving area. There is also a large sun deck.
Safety
The boat is equipped with all necessary safety gear first aid kits, life rafts, and jacket, etc.
Diving
Akomo Isseki has a big dive deck covering the bow to stern of the boat. DIN/Yoke tanks are provided.
Itinerary features
Itineraries of Akomo Isseki include diving in Komodo and Raja Ampat the most well-known diving destination in Indonesia. Thousands of coral species, species and mollusks can be seen. It’ s a home to manta rays, turtles and wobbegong sharks. Manta Sandy, Cape Kri, Arborek Pier are only a few dive sites that will be included in the trip.
Komodo is most famous for giant lizards. Diving near the island is in the bucket list of lots of divers. Underwater landscapes formed by years of volcano activities are diverse. You can find here sea mount, pinnacles, and walls. Corals are full of macro life. Giant trevally, sharks, napoleon wrasse.
When to Go
Komodo is a year-round destination. Akomo Isseki offers to visit its dive sites from June to November. Average water temperature is 25 to 28C (77-82.4F). From November to May boat schedule Raja Ampat trips. Water temperature is 27C(80.6F) from May to October and increase to 30C (86F) in between November and April
This liveaboard is unavailable for individual bookings or available only for charters.You can explore other liveaboards in Indonesia or send us a Group Request
Cabins
Lower Deck
Twin Cabin
2 Guests
Twin Cabin
Twin Cabin
Deck:Lower Deck
Bedding:Twin Beds (Bunk-Style)
Max occupancy:2 Guests
Number of Cabins:4 Cabins
Cabins with twin beds side by side or with bunk style beds, equipped with cupboard/wardrobe, computer/gadget desk, portholes, fan, shared barhroom
Boat Specification
Year built / Renovation
2018
Number of cabins
4
Dive guides to divers ratio
3-5 : 1
Groups or charters
Yes
Gear rental
Surcharge
Wi-Fi
No
Nitrox
No
Fleet/Managing company
The Liquid AdventuresLength and width
27.8 m / 5.8 m
Capacity
8
Tenders
6.2 Meter Plastic Hull
Material
Wood
Languages crew speak
English
Power plugs onboard
12/220 Volts
Engines
1 x 40 HP Yamaha
Tech diving friendly
No
Handicapped Friendly
No
Compressors
1x Coltri Sub MCH 13
Dive Facilities
- Compressors
- Tenders for Diving
- Dive Deck
Boat navigation & safety
Full safety
Food & Drinks
- Western Food
- Local Food
- Dietary Restrictions
- Buffet Style
- Alcoholic Beverages and Spirits
- Hot & Cold Soft Drinks
- Snacks All Day
Onboard Facilities
- Onboard Kayaks
- Audio & Video Entertainment
- Sun Deck
- Sun Loungers
- Open Air Saloon
- Indoor Saloon
- Land Excursions
- Fishing
Photographer Facilities
- Separate Rinsing Tanks for U/W Camera
- Charging Stations
Akomo Isseki Reviews
4.8
Excellent
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5.0
An incredible 8‑day‑7‑night liveaboard trip
Just finished an incredible 8‑day‑7‑night liveaboard trip aboard Akomo Isseki, and it far exceeded all my expectations!
The boat was well‑maintained, clean and comfortable. The crew were professional, warm and attentive throughout the whole journey. They took great care of every diver, from pre‑dive briefings to post‑dive support. The dive sites we visited were absolutely stunning — amazing marine life, crystal‑clear water and varied underwater landscapes. Dive planning was thoughtful, with well‑timed dives suited to different skill levels.
Food on board was delicious and plentiful, with good variety to keep everyone satisfied. The common areas were relaxing, perfect for resting between dives and sharing stories with fellow divers.
I had an unforgettable diving experience here. I would highly recommend Akomo Isseki to anyone looking for a top‑notch liveaboard adventure, and I would absolutely come back again!
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2026-09-08by L. BOYU
4.5
I keep coming back :)
Wonderful crew that is more numerous than the guests, and very well organized to keep things flowing. The facilities are mostly apt for a budget liveaboard, although some bathroom fixes are needed ("budget" in this case and that of the sister boat Kira Kira referrs to two bathrooms shared by everyone on board - which actually works quite well, and no hot water for the showers). I would perhaps suggest a rule that every diver has to carry an SMB on every dive, and that they require everyone to launch it during the check dive, especially divers inexperienced in currents who also usually need more detailed breifings and additional instructions, which the guides handled as well as they could (the operator should actually follow their own guidelines and not accept completely inexperienced divers on trips like this). The food is mostly Indonesian, which is great for experiencing the local cuisine, but this also means that most of the food is fried. Breakfasts were usually the biggest highlight - delicious freshly baked bread, best scrambled eggs, amazing fried rice, pancakes (pandan FTW!) and fruit! A few afternoon/sunset treks were made availalbe a few times to those that wanted off the boat for a little, and of course the inevitable visit to the see the Komodo dragons. I've been diving with this company several times now, and will go back - I simply love their energy!
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2026-07-20by V. Blanka
4.5
Great crew, great diving!
I was on the Raja Ampat / Misool trip with them and it was absolutely amazing. We had very good dives. The brifings before the dives were perfect so that we knew what we were expecting on the sites (as there were sites with quite a bit of current - and a proper briefing is an essential part when dealing with currents). Besides the must-see-spots we also went to divesites, that were not very well known („secret spots“). That helped to avoid bigger crowds on the dives and added a little bit of adventure-feeling.
The boat itself was nice but quite simple - I think this reflects the price paid for the trip. So do not expect luxury on that ship. Nevertheless the crew did everything to make the trip on the boat as comfortable as possible. Besides the food was amazing and always enough!
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2026-04-04by G. Nino
