Mola Mola 2, Indonesia

Perfect liveaboard for small charters. Nitrox is available on board. The boat is equipped with special facilities for underwater photographers.

Boat interior and exterior
This liveaboard provides accommodation to 14 passengers in 8 well-equipped deluxe cabins. Designed with teak wood, complete with a bathroom and wash basin in each bedroom. 5 staterooms with twin beds are located on the lower deck. Another 2 twin rooms and one cabin with a double bed are on the upper deck.
Meals cooked by a professional cook are served in a cozy dining room. You will be delighted by a selection of western and local cuisine. The boat's sundeck is perfect for the guest to relax while enjoying the view and sea breeze after diving. It has a covered area with sun loungers and bean bags

Dive Deck
For comfortable diving, the liveaboard is supplied with 2 Coltri compressors. Nitrox is available for divers who gained EANx certification. The dive deck is spacious and comfortable for preparation for diving.

Photo facilities
If you are an underwater photographer and you brought your camera with you, you will be happy to know that this liveaboard provides wit a dedicated camera station so you could maintain your gear along the way.

Safety and Navigation
The boat is equipped with necessary safety and navigation equipment like radar, echo sounder, GPS navigation, radio SSB, radio VHF, compass, life rafts, life jackets, and fire extinguishers.

Itineraries
All the most iconic destinations of Indonesia can be visited on board Moa Mola. Raja Ampat with its extraordinary colorful coral reefs, tiny macro creatures, and weird carpet sharks - wobbegongs. Komodo is on the list. It's that destination with the most diverse underwater landscapes and a chance to see famous Komodo dragons. Don't forget about the Banda Sea and Alor. It offers great macro, diving with schools of fish. There were records of up to 200 sharks seen during diving here.

When to Go
The diving season for Raja Ampat starts in October and lasts till April. Water temperature and visibility are at their best and the sea at its calmest during these months, although this destination is great all year round. Komodo is best between April and August. The Banda Sea is good to be visited from February to April and from September to November.