- Komodo: April to November
- Flores: April to November
- Banda Sea: March to April and September to December
- Raja Ampat: October to April
- Triton Bay: March to November
- Cenderawasih Bay: July to September
Indo Master liveaboard journeys through Raja Ampat and the Banda Sea, reaching dive sites like Misool and The Passage, known for wobbegongs, manta rays, and dense macro life
The Komodo Aggressor liveaboard offers diving in Komodo National Park, with sites like Batu Bolong and Castle Rock known for manta rays, reef sharks, and rich coral reefs
Aurora, a traditional phinisi, offers diving adventures in Indonesia's hotspots such as Komodo and Raja Ampat, known for encounters with manta rays, sharks, and vibrant coral gardens
Spacious and sleek, Mermaid I sails to Raja Ampat and the Banda Sea, pairing luxury amenities with diving that includes hammerheads, macro hotspots, and pristine coral reefs
Designed and operated for small groups, the Carpe Diem Phinisi is a traditional Indonesian two-masted sailing vessel (a Phinisi, rigged in a gaff-ketch style). Built from wood and run w...
60% of divers returns to us
Raja Ampat Aggressor delivers all the biodiversity this region is known for—manta cleaning stations, vibrant coral gardens, and strange critters tucked in every nook
Seahorse, a traditional phinisi, crosses the diverse seas of Raja Ampat and Triton Bay, providing encounters with mantas, macro life, and untouched reefs
Malaillo liveaboard explores Raja Ampat, Komodo, Alor, and Banda Sea, offering free nitrox, a dedicated camera room, and spacious dive deck. Accommodates 14 guests in en-suite cabins
Ambai brings photographers and experienced divers into the heart of Raja Ampat and Banda. Think manta rays, pygmy seahorses, and kaleidoscopic soft coral walls
The Wellenreng liveaboard blends the spirit of Indonesian wooden boatbuilding with the intimacy of small-group exploration. This 25-metre Phinisi carries only three guest cabins, allowing ...
Modern and comfortable, New White Manta navigates the Banda Sea and Raja Ampat, diving volcanic walls, coral gardens, and rare critter hotspots
KLM Sunshine is a traditional wooden phinisi liveaboard constructed from ironwood and teakwood in Tanah Beru and Bira, South Sulawesi, between 2010 and 2012. Measuring 30.75 meters in leng...
Mermaid II offers reliable comfort on Indonesian routes through Komodo and Raja Ampat, where divers encounter manta rays, turtles, and swarms of reef fish in crystal-clear waters
Ondina, a classic phinisi, charts a course through Raja Ampat and the Banda Sea, offering laid-back travel with world-class diving - manta rays, sea snakes, and rare macro critters
Built for comfort and distance, Jelajahi Laut moves between regions like Raja Ampat and the Banda Sea. Its routes feature vertical walls, hammerhead sightings, and thick coral carpets in every hue
Lady Denok, a traditional phinisi, sails through Komodo and Raja Ampat, delivering rich diving experiences with manta rays, reef sharks, and vibrant soft coral slopes
Amaya Explorer combines comfort and exploration as it moves through Komodo and Alor. Reef mantas, macro critters, and swift currents make every dive unique and immersive
A traditional phinisi with a no-frills spirit, Gaya Baru Indah journeys through Raja Ampat and Misool, bringing divers face to face with wobbegongs, manta rays, and untouched reef slopes
Epica liveaboard keeps it simple and social, diving Raja Ampat’s best: Cape Kri, Melissa’s Garden, and Blue Magic, with regular sightings of bumphead parrotfish and manta rays