Ondina, Indonesia

A traditional wooden yacht with modern facilities, this liveaboard provides an excellent experience for liveaboard dive trips in Indonesia. The vessel is well-suited for marine photography enthusiasts, offering a camera table, photo equipment, and memory cards. Itineraries include land-based excursions, allowing guests to fully experience the most renowned Indonesian diving destinations, such as Komodo, Raja Ampat, and Cenderawasih Bay.

Boat Interior
The yacht can accommodate up to 16 passengers in its comfortable cabins, all of which are ensuite and air-conditioned. There are six cabins with double beds and six rooms with a double and an upper single bed. The spacious salon, combined with the dining area, provides a perfect place to relax after diving or in between dives. Guests can enjoy the boat's library, watch TV, or listen to music. The open-air zone with tables and sun loungers is ideal for relaxing under the sun and enjoying the stunning marine scenery.

Safety
The vessel is well-equipped to ensure safety on board, featuring a first aid kit, emergency evacuation DAN “Oxygen Unit,” emergency rafts, life jackets, and firefighting equipment. This focus on scuba diving safety ensures peace of mind for all guests.

Dive Deck
The dive deck is spacious and equipped with rinsing facilities to maintain diving gear after each dive. There are storage places for every diver and charging points for convenience. The dive deck's design caters to both comfort and functionality, making it ideal for liveaboard diving trips.

Photo Pro
This liveaboard is a perfect choice for photographers, offering special facilities such as a large camera table, separate rinsing tanks, and charging points with 220-volt electricity. This setup is ideal for marine photography, allowing divers to capture stunning underwater scenes.

Itineraries
The vessel offers various itineraries, including Komodo, Raja Ampat, and Cenderawasih Bay. Komodo Island features diverse underwater landscapes, with pinnacles and underwater mountains covered in numerous hard and soft corals. This area is home to a variety of fish, including pelagics, and is excellent for macro diving. The land program to Komodo National Park allows guests to see the famous Komodo dragons. Raja Ampat holds the world record for the highest number of corals and fish species seen during a dive. The region's gorgonian fans, sponges, and coral reefs attract enormous schools of fish and sharks, including rare species like wobbegongs. Cenderawasih Bay is known for its whale sharks, which can be observed from June to September, and offers great opportunities for wreck diving, with sunken ships and airplanes lying on the seabed.

When to Go
Indonesia is great for diving year-round, with the best season depending on the destination. For most destinations offered by this liveaboard, the high season begins in April and lasts until August. This period provides the best scuba diving weather conditions and the opportunity to explore Indonesia's rich marine biodiversity.

By choosing this liveaboard for your liveaboard diving holidays, you will experience a blend of traditional charm and modern comfort, coupled with top-notch diving and exceptional service. Whether you are interested in scuba travel, marine conservation methods, or simply enjoying the underwater ecosystems, this yacht offers an unforgettable adventure