Emperor Raja Laut, Indonesia
The Emperor Raja Laut liveaboard is a schooner of 100 feet that will surprise you with its cruise in Indonesian waters. Built on the model of the traditional 19th-century Baltic trader, this elegant vessel brings classic craftsmanship together with modern comfort. The teak deck is spacious and offers enough room for sunbathing or relaxing in the shade to enjoy stunning landscapes around Komodo, Raja Ampat, and the Banda Islands.
It comfortably caters to 12 guests and has six air-conditioned cabins with en-suite bathrooms, hot showers, and electric toilets. The cabins are made of rich timber, hence offering a cozy and welcoming feel, while headroom is liberal, ranging from 2.05 to 2.15 meters. Three cabins have queen-sized beds, while another three have bunk beds; hence, couples or small groups will find this plethora of options very convenient.
Above, the social areas of the vessel include a large main saloon that boasts comfortable U-shaped seating, a 32" flat-screen TV, and an internet access point. Outside, guests can enjoy al fresco dining on the teak deck under a large awning, with food prepared by the onboard chef to ensure a very relaxed and pleasant dining experience with views out to the open sea.
This liveaboard is equipped with all diving equipment, making it possible to take guests on a journey to the most colored underwater landscapes in Indonesia. Komodo and Raja Ampat dive sites promise a variety of marine life, from colored coral reefs to rare species. Accordingly, those guests who do not want to be limited by diving only can enjoy such options as kayaking, water-skiing, snorkeling, and fishing aboard this vessel, thus having plenty of options for both relaxation and fun.
Guests could also enjoy beach barbecues, cultural visits, and trekking through the islands for some scenic beauty of Indonesia. Be it exploring the rich marine life of the region or the tranquility on the yacht, this is a bar that provides a very special vacation
Cabins
Boat Specification
Dive Facilities
- Warm Water Showers
- Compressors
- Rinse Hosts
- Tenders for Diving
- Tech Diving
- Dive Deck
- DIN Adaptors
Boat navigation & safety
Full safety
Food & Drinks
- Western Food
- Local Food
- Dietary Restrictions
- Buffet Style
- Alcoholic Beverages and Spirits
- Plate Service
- Hot & Cold Soft Drinks
- Snacks All Day
Onboard Facilities
- Laundry Service
- Audio & Video Entertainment
- Air Conditioned Saloon
- Sun Deck
- Sun Loungers
- Open Air Saloon
- Indoor Saloon
- Bar
- Non-Diver (Snorkeler) Friendly
Photographer Facilities
- Camera & Photography Station
- Separate Rinsing Tanks for U/W Camera
- Camera Table
- Charging Stations
Frequently Asked Questions About Sea Serpent Excellence
Meals on board feature a buffet of Indonesian and international dishes. While fresh fish is occasionally served, it’s typically frozen. If you have specific dietary needs, such as vegetarian meals or allergy considerations, inform the crew before arrival. Locally sourced ingredients mean that items like wholemeal pasta, gluten-free products, or soy substitutes may not always be available
Non-divers can enjoy snorkeling on select itineraries, though safety considerations apply, and some trips are not suitable for snorkeling. Where possible, an instructor or certified diver must accompany snorkelers, who are also required to wear a flotation device. Liability forms must be completed by snorkelers and non-divers at check-in. To determine the best itineraries for snorkeling, please inquire in advance
Yes, this vessel follows environmentally conscious practices. Guests are asked not to bring knives or gloves for dives and to avoid touching, feeding, or disturbing marine life. Dive with care and respect for the underwater world, following safety protocols to ensure a responsible diving experience
Indonesia’s diverse marine habitats offer an impressive array of species. Raja Ampat is renowned for its biodiversity, featuring over 80% of the world’s coral species, numerous fish varieties, and frequent sightings of creatures like pygmy seahorses, mantas, and wobbegong sharks. In the Banda Sea, guests may encounter hammerhead and thresher sharks, manta rays, and large pelagic schools. Komodo National Park is home to vibrant reefs and an array of unique critters like leaf scorpionfish and crocodile fish, in addition to sharks and turtles
Raja Ampat offers the most favorable diving conditions between October and May. Banda Sea is best visited in March, April, or from September to December. For Komodo, the dry season, spanning April to October, provides calm seas and excellent visibility, making it an ideal period for diving
