Indonesia is famous for it's stunning reefs, whale sharks, turtles, macro life and close up Manta rays encounters, it is considered one of the best dive spots in the world due to it's remoteness and untouched reefs and myriad of different diving options.
These liveaboards offer you the best experience possible and are for people enthusiastic or serious about their diving but also gladly welcome snorkellers and non-divers who will have their own separate itinerary.
Raja Ampat diving
All our boats run fantastic Raja Ampat liveaboards of varying length visiting all the best places each with their own unique itinerary and features.
They are all different prices dependant on the length of the trip and standard of the liveaboard.
All our liveaboards are for people enthusiastic or serious about their diving but also welcome snorkellers and non-divers who will have their own separate itinerary.
Raja Ampat (or the Four Kings) is an archipelago consisting of the islands of Misoool, Salawati, Batanta, and Wiageo which are surrounded by over 1,500 small islands and cays. Formerly known as Irian Jaya, this area is now part of the newly named West Papua province of Indonesia and is located on the northwest tip of Bird's Head Peninsula, on the island of New Guinea.
Put simply, Raja Ampat could quite possibly be the best diving in the world. It certainly is the world's most bio diverse marine region with more recorded fish, coral and mollusc species than anywhere else on Earth. The variety of marine life can be staggering. Some areas boast enormous schools of fish and regular sightings of sharks, such as wobbegongs. In Mansuar, you may encounter large groups of manta rays and turtles. From the boat and often close to shore you may get the chance to don your snorkelling gear for some unforgettable interaction with resident pods of dolphins or even some passing whales. Other highlights include the innumerable war wrecks, both ships and planes (with new wrecks being discovered constantly).
The reefs of Raja Ampat are just as varied as the marine life. There are vertical walls, reef flats, slopes, sea mounts, mucky mangroves, lagoons and pinnacles. The reefs are in pristine condition with miles of perfect hard corals and many varied colourful species of soft corals. The diving is predominantly drift dives due to the moderate prevalent currents in the area which provide nutrients for the myriad fish and coral. Currents are average to moderate and vary from none to very strong. Visibility is normally very good but can vary and is normally at its best earlier in the day so your pre-breakfast dives are not to be slept through!
This is truly "Frontier Diving". Topside the beautiful islands stretch as far as you can see and are largely uninhabited. At night the lights of local fishing boats twinkle in the dark along the few inhabited shorelines while in more remote areas you may only see a distant spec of light over the entire horizon.
Not many liveaboards dive the Raja Ampat area, making this adventure even more unique and special.
Raja Ampat has a high season from October to May and weirdly enough it is during their rainy season due to the winds in the dry season making parts of the park inaccessable. The rainy season should not be mis-construed though. It is generally mostly a shower in the late afternoon and evening and most of the time the days are nice, wind is minimal and the skys are generally clear or slightly over cast. The seas are calmer at this time of the year as the oppposite season has winds that kick up waves and make it very difficult to dive the more exposed sites in the Southern part of Raja Ampat. The water temperature stays around the 27-30 degrees celcius mark all year round.
Recently due to the popularity of Raja Ampat a lot of boats have been running trips in the so called low season but this is also the dry season and so promotes nicer weather and better visibility but the trade of is that only the northern more sheltered part of the park is accessable but as the area is so vast and there are so many quality dive sites the reports from these northern trips have been glowing so far - how to get to Raja Ampat.
Komodo diving
Diving in Komodo is not a new idea but recently it's being recognised as a premier destination due to the awesome variety of diving to be had.
Crystal clear water and dive sites where you never see another diver provide a little something for everyone whether it's macro or massive you love.
One day you can be crawling along the bottom looking at pygmy seahorses, frogfish and unusual nudibranch and the next you are in the big blue on an open water pinnacle as the mantas fly by, the sharks circle and the dolphins hunt and the next day diving a live volcano!!
For sheer variety there is no better place on earth.
Komodo is one of the few places left in the world where sharks are not rare and down south is one of the places where manta rays have their legendary aggregations, meaning they are here in the area in their hundreds!!!
One of the highlights of these trips is the rare opportunity to walk with the lengendary Komodo dragons. These truly awesome beasts can reach 3 metres plus and can reportedly run at 20km an hour chasing their prey. It's the icing on the cake, Stunning diving and one of the world's last surviving dinosaur descendants all one amazing package.
Covering the best of both worlds, from up close and personal with aggragating mantas to shy pygmy seahorses and rare nudibranches Komodo diving has it all.
The beauty of Komodo liveaboard diving is in the balance between the large and small animals. One day you will be in the blue swimming with mantas and sharks and the next swimming along a bubbling volcanic reef covered with venting submerged fumeroles blowing bubbles into the water and hiding one of the worlds best kept secret macro dive sites.
In North Komodo the water temperature is normally 27-29°C. Around Southern Komodo and Rinca Islands the water temperature drops can drop a bit to 22-26°C. A 5mm long suit is advised and hood and booties are strongly recommended for the southern area.
These are some of the top sites that most liveaboards visit.
Angel reef, Moyo, Sumbawa diving
We start our Komodo liveaboard with the first dive of the trip and the check out dive. This dive site doesn't disappoint. A beautiful wall stretching down to 50 metres covered in hard and soft corals very reminiscent of Bunaken in North Sulawesi. Schools of bannerfish and trevally patrol the walls with the occasional reef sharks making an appearance. Ribbon eels hide in crevices and many different nudibranchs crawl over the vast elephant ear sponges that hang from the beautiful soft coral infested wall.
Satonda island bay
A protected bay on Satonda island north of Sumbawa hosts a treasure trove of macro critters, the more we dive here the more we find. The rare Denise pygmy seahorse lives in fans here, frogfish hang out in big barrel sponges and ghost pipefish hide amongst the featherstars that cover the reef slope. In the sandy bottom you can find jawfish with their mouths full of eggs, myriads of anemonefish, mushroom coral pipefish and spearer mantis shrimps.
Sangeang island diving
Sangieng island is a perfectly round volcanic island jutting up from the sea bed. Still active and last blowing in 1996 this well kept secret is one of the world's finest macro dive areas. With diving available all around the island there is not one specific spot but always new ones to be discovered. Bubbles of volcanic gas seep through the sand creating a surreal atmosphere and a warm black sand bottom hosting rare and unusual nudibranch. Pygmy seahorses, frogfish, Pegasus sea moths and carnivorous shells and all common here, this is my personal favourite dive site as every time we dive here there is a surprise in store of something new that is often not in the books - this site is why you go Komodo liveaboard diving.
Gps point - Gili Banta diving
Gps point is an open sea mount prone to strong currents at certain times of the day. This provides prolific hard and soft coral growth that is home to hundreds of different types of reef fish. Loved by sharks, white tip sharks cruise around the whole dive in amongst the hunting giant trevallies and schooling jacks and surgeon fish, an exciting dive.
Takat Toko, Gili Lawalaut diving
This is one of my favourite sites on the Komodo liveaboard itinerary and is very similar to Gps point this site takes it to the next level. Grey reef shark, white tip sharks, occassional dolphins and a literal fish soup created by jacks, surgeonfish, giant trevallies and bannerfish surround this large sea mount as you hang on to the reef edge and watch the action. Again this site is prone to strong currents but we time our dives to hit around slack tide and a little current brings in the big fish. Great pelagic action, my favourite blue water dive.
Lighthouse reef, Gili Lawalaut diving
An adrenalin pounding drift dive along the wall and around the corner under the lighthouse. Sharks, mantas, dolphins are all frequent visitors on the dive with some of the best coral reef top in the area around the corner out of the current at the end of the dive you can hunt for porcelain crabs, cuttlefish and unusual seahorses whilst waiting for the adrenalin to funnel out of your system and your heart rate to return to normal-this is what Komodo liveaboard diving is all about!.
Crystal rock, Gili Lawalaut diving
A stunning soft coral and sea fan covered pinnacle with crystal water clarity this is a great site for those magazine cover wide angle shots. With at least 5 different types of angelfish, 4 types of trigger and butterflyfish everywhere it is a excellent reef fish dive with frequent visits from eagle and manta rays and the resident sleepy hawksbill turtle.
Pink beach, Komodo diving
Colder water and lower vis here due to the huge amounts of organic matter in the water due to the southern currents but this is more than made up for by the astounding life available to see here due to this phenomenon. Normally done as a night dive it also makes a good day dive with everything from white tip sharks to pygmy seahorses; zebra crabs, Coleman shrimp, many coloured frogfish, xeno crabs, Spanish dancers, and unusual nudibranchs are hidden amongst the dense coral growth.
Cannibal rock, Rinca island diving
Colder water than the north but touted by many as one of the worlds best 10 sites, yes I know there seems to be way more than 10 "top 10 sites" but this one really is one if you like macro. Everything is here even the rarest of the rare, the Rhinopias scorpionfish. It's nudi heaven with only the special and the rare getting to appear here, more species than I care to mention along with large and different frogfish mixed in with schools of fish and the resident dopy turtle we do 2 dives here and it's still not enough!! You will love it, I personally adore this dive site.
Torpedo alley, Rinca island diving
Just next to cannibal rock and where the boat moors is a beach that has wild pigs, monkeys and Komodo dragons in the daytime and hosts a myriad of critters in the waters in front if it at night. Named for the large amount of torpedo rays found here, a member of the electric ray family- no touching! They cover the sandy bottom along with loads of nudis obvious on the black sand bottom along with bizarre crabs and octopus.
Manta alley, Komodo diving
In the cooler waters in the south of Komodo there is a bay in which there are a series of pinnacles that seem to be a magnet for aggregating mantas. They are here in their tens, often we come up having seen over 20 different individuals. Often a little shy, their evasive spins and pirouettes makes the watching of them that much more enjoyable.
Takat Makassar, Komodo diving
This is our other manta site. A little bit more of a risk to see them as it is a huge area and we drift along the bottom in about 10 metres but along the way we always run into loads of turtles, napoleon and humphead wrasse, white tip sharks and very very occasionally you will be incredibly lucky and run into the resident dugong that inhabits this area along with scores of mantas as they migrate north.
3 sisters, Padar island diving
A series of underwater pinnacles reaching nearly to the the surface off the coast of Padar island next to Komodo this site constantly springs surprises on you from silvertip sharks and mobular ray schools to marbled rays and rare nudibranchs.
Why choose Damai II: All core staff have been with the company between 8-12 years, 4 to 1 guide to diver ratio, no bottom time limit, free beer or wine at dinner, Treks, village visits, deserted beaches and wildlife exploration visits, 45 min welcome massage, only 12 guests and 18 staff.
Luxurious Damai II has been built to an uncompromising standard and fitted out with all the latest diving, navigation and safety equipment and the below deck accommodation has been designed to accommodate 12 guests in single or twin or double occupants in a level of luxury not seen on another vessel in Indonesia. Each cabin boasts a private shower and head with a queen-size bed and a separate day bed.
Why choose Damai II: All core staff have been with the company between 8-12 years, 4 to 1 guide to diver ratio, no bottom time limit, free beer or wine at dinner, Treks, village
... visits, deserted beaches and wildlife exploration visits, 45 min welcome massage, only 12 guests and 18 staff.
Luxurious Damai II has been built to an uncompromising standard and fitted out with all the latest diving, navigation and safety equipment and the below deck accommodation has been designed to accommodate 12 guests in single or twin or double occupants in a level of luxury not seen on another vessel in Indonesia. Each cabin boasts a private shower and head with a queen-size bed and a separate day bed.
Why choose Emperor Harmoni: Included in the trip price is Free Nitrox for qualified divers, park and port fees and a free glass of wine with dinner, no hidden extras.
Emperor Harmoni comfortably accommodates 24 guests in 12 cabins on 2 different decks, each with ensuite, mini safe, individually controlled air-conditioning and fan. On the main level is a lounge area, fully air-conditioned with a 49 inch HD flat screen, movie, music & book library, board games and mini-bar and free Nitrox, port and park fees all included.
Why choose Emperor Harmoni: Included in the trip price is Free Nitrox for qualified divers, park and port fees and a free glass of wine with dinner, no hidden
... extras.
Emperor Harmoni comfortably accommodates 24 guests in 12 cabins on 2 different decks, each with ensuite, mini safe, individually controlled air-conditioning and fan. On the main level is a lounge area, fully air-conditioned with a 49 inch HD flat screen, movie, music & book library, board games and mini-bar and free Nitrox, port and park fees all included.
Why choose Gaia: A stunning luxury, steel-hulled, twin engined liveaboard with a 1:4 guide to diver ratio, 4 dives a day, satellite wifi is available on board, included in the price are all non-alcoholic beverages and snacks such as chips, cookies or candies that are always avaialble 24 hrs a day.
Gaia is a modern 40 meters steel hull purpose built vessel that can accommodates up to 20 guest in 11 spacious ensuite rooms; six on the upper deck and five on the lower deck. Each room averages in size of approximately 20 square meters and has individual air-conditioning and ensuite bathrooms with hot water. The upper deck rooms will feature an additional private outdoor balcony.
Why choose Gaia: A stunning luxury, steel-hulled, twin engined liveaboard with a 1:4 guide to diver ratio, 4 dives a day, satellite wifi is available on board, included in the
... price are all non-alcoholic beverages and snacks such as chips, cookies or candies that are always avaialble 24 hrs a day.
Gaia is a modern 40 meters steel hull purpose built vessel that can accommodates up to 20 guest in 11 spacious ensuite rooms; six on the upper deck and five on the lower deck. Each room averages in size of approximately 20 square meters and has individual air-conditioning and ensuite bathrooms with hot water. The upper deck rooms will feature an additional private outdoor balcony.
Why choose Gaya Baru Indah: Small Liveaboard catering to only 8 persons at a reasonable rate. Perfect for a family or small group of friends.
Gaya Baru Indah is a traditional Indonesian Phinisi with a total capacity of 8 guests in 2 double and 2 twin cabins making for a cozy atmosphere perfect for a group of friends / family or people that like to avoid the crowds. There is plenty of room on deck to find your personal favorite lounging spot.
Why choose Gaya Baru Indah: Small Liveaboard catering to only 8 persons at a reasonable rate. Perfect for a family or small group of friends.
Gaya Baru Indah is a
... traditional Indonesian Phinisi with a total capacity of 8 guests in 2 double and 2 twin cabins making for a cozy atmosphere perfect for a group of friends / family or people that like to avoid the crowds. There is plenty of room on deck to find your personal favorite lounging spot.
Why choose Indo Aggressor: The mission of Aggressor Liveaboards is to provide their guests with the highest quality, most innovative and safest experiences possible. They offer unparalleled customer service on their comfortable small group adventures, accessing the most exciting destinations around the world to offer the best experience possible.
Indo Aggressor is at the very forefront of liveaboard luxury and provides high quality Komodo scuba diving trips exploring the waters in and around the Komodo national park and the Flores sea. The Indo Aggressor is 30 metres long, 9 metres wide and accommodating 16 adventurous divers in 8 en-suite cabins.
Why choose Indo Aggressor: The mission of Aggressor Liveaboards is to provide their guests with the highest quality, most innovative and safest experiences possible. They offer
... unparalleled customer service on their comfortable small group adventures, accessing the most exciting destinations around the world to offer the best experience possible.
Indo Aggressor is at the very forefront of liveaboard luxury and provides high quality Komodo scuba diving trips exploring the waters in and around the Komodo national park and the Flores sea. The Indo Aggressor is 30 metres long, 9 metres wide and accommodating 16 adventurous divers in 8 en-suite cabins.
Why choose Indo Siren: Attentive personal service, Fantastic food, 1:1 staff to guest ratio, Land visits included, onboard Masseuse, long term experienced crew and small dive groups, great for photographers.
Indo Siren accommodates 16 guests in 8 large air-conditioned Twin or Double cabins. The outdoor dining area is very comfortable offering a great setting for all your meals and Indo Siren has a designated indoor and outdoor workstations for charging, preparation and maintenance of your camera and video equipment.
Why choose Indo Siren: Attentive personal service, Fantastic food, 1:1 staff to guest ratio, Land visits included, onboard Masseuse, long term experienced crew and small dive
... groups, great for photographers.
Indo Siren accommodates 16 guests in 8 large air-conditioned Twin or Double cabins. The outdoor dining area is very comfortable offering a great setting for all your meals and Indo Siren has a designated indoor and outdoor workstations for charging, preparation and maintenance of your camera and video equipment.
Why choose Katharina: A dedicated boat for snorkelers and explorers, everything is included in the price apart from tips and alcohol, Free also is the use of paddle boards, kayaks and snorkelling equipment. These trips are adventure and discovery trips to show the true Indonesia where you are not playing second fiddle to divers.
Katharina is a traditional Indonesian phinisi, she has been fitted her out as a Snorkelling only cruising vessel and provides very comfortable accommodation for up to 12 guests in six cabins located below decks with trips focussing on snorkelling, trekking and experiencing the Indonesian archipelago.
Why choose Katharina: A dedicated boat for snorkelers and explorers, everything is included in the price apart from tips and alcohol, Free also is the use of paddle boards, kayaks
... and snorkelling equipment. These trips are adventure and discovery trips to show the true Indonesia where you are not playing second fiddle to divers.
Katharina is a traditional Indonesian phinisi, she has been fitted her out as a Snorkelling only cruising vessel and provides very comfortable accommodation for up to 12 guests in six cabins located below decks with trips focussing on snorkelling, trekking and experiencing the Indonesian archipelago.
Why choose Lady Denok: Lady Denok only has 12 guests so plenty of space, 4:1 guide to diver ratio, 2 kayaks free of charge on board, Satellite internet available (extra charge) and regular wifi available free of charge when in coverage.
Lady Denok is a 28 meter Phinisi schooner that was created and custom crafted by the world-renowned master boat builders in South Sulawesi. She is ready to pamper 12 guests in her 7 cabins, all of which have ensuite private bathroom with portholes, hot and cold water and individually controlled air conditioning.
Why choose Lady Denok: Lady Denok only has 12 guests so plenty of space, 4:1 guide to diver ratio, 2 kayaks free of charge on board, Satellite internet available (extra charge)
... and regular wifi available free of charge when in coverage.
Lady Denok is a 28 meter Phinisi schooner that was created and custom crafted by the world-renowned master boat builders in South Sulawesi. She is ready to pamper 12 guests in her 7 cabins, all of which have ensuite private bathroom with portholes, hot and cold water and individually controlled air conditioning.
Why choose Mermaid I: Nearly all cabins have sea views, 4:1 dive guide to guest ratio, Up to 70 min dive times, Steel hull twin engined vessel, visits to villages, beaches, viewpoint and wildlife exploration visits included, Kayaks, Masseuse and video/photo pro on board.
Mermaid I, one of our most popular luxury boats, is a 28 metre, double engine steel motor yacht. She comfortably holds 15 guests in 1 Master State Room (king bed), 1 Single and 4 Deluxe Cabins (double or twin beds) and 2 Budget Cabins (double/twin beds).
Why choose Mermaid I: Nearly all cabins have sea views, 4:1 dive guide to guest ratio, Up to 70 min dive times, Steel hull twin engined vessel, visits to villages, beaches,
... viewpoint and wildlife exploration visits included, Kayaks, Masseuse and video/photo pro on board.
Mermaid I, one of our most popular luxury boats, is a 28 metre, double engine steel motor yacht. She comfortably holds 15 guests in 1 Master State Room (king bed), 1 Single and 4 Deluxe Cabins (double or twin beds) and 2 Budget Cabins (double/twin beds).
Why choose Mermaid II: One of our most popular boats with great reviews and fantastic food, steel hulled fast motor boat with sea view cabins, 4:1 diver to guide ratio, very experienced crew, top choice at a great price.
Mermaid 2, another of our most popular boats, is a 32 metre, double engine steel motor yacht and one of the most comfortable dive boats around, she easily accommodates 16 guests in 8 deluxe sea view cabins and 2 guests in a budget cabin below deck. All deluxe cabins are on the main deck with large panoramic sea view windows. The budget cabin is below deck with twin bunks and air conditioning.
Why choose Mermaid II: One of our most popular boats with great reviews and fantastic food, steel hulled fast motor boat with sea view cabins, 4:1 diver to guide ratio, very
... experienced crew, top choice at a great price.
Mermaid 2, another of our most popular boats, is a 32 metre, double engine steel motor yacht and one of the most comfortable dive boats around, she easily accommodates 16 guests in 8 deluxe sea view cabins and 2 guests in a budget cabin below deck. All deluxe cabins are on the main deck with large panoramic sea view windows. The budget cabin is below deck with twin bunks and air conditioning.
Why choose Ombak Putih: A dedicated boat for snorkelers and explorers, everything is included in the price apart from tips and alcohol, Free also is the use of paddle boards, kayaks and snorkelling equipment. These trips are adventure and discovery trips to show the true Indonesia where you are not playing second fiddle to divers.
Ombak Putih, at 42 metres long, is the larger of the two ships (Katharina and Ombak Putih). Only for Snorkelers, she provides accommodation for up to 24 guests in 12 comfortable cabins (6 double bed cabins, 2 triple cabins (one double bed & one upper single bunk) and 4 twin bunk cabins.
Why choose Ombak Putih: A dedicated boat for snorkelers and explorers, everything is included in the price apart from tips and alcohol, Free also is the use of paddle boards,
... kayaks and snorkelling equipment. These trips are adventure and discovery trips to show the true Indonesia where you are not playing second fiddle to divers.
Ombak Putih, at 42 metres long, is the larger of the two ships (Katharina and Ombak Putih). Only for Snorkelers, she provides accommodation for up to 24 guests in 12 comfortable cabins (6 double bed cabins, 2 triple cabins (one double bed & one upper single bunk) and 4 twin bunk cabins.
Why choose Pearl of Papua: Great mid range boat, only 14/15 divers, good value for money, experienced crew, covers large areas of Raja Ampat and North Papua, offers visit villages, play with sharks on shallow beaches, barbecue on secluded island, climb hills and trek to see rare birds, Free use of paddle boards, kayaks and snorkelling equipment.
Pearl of Papua liveaboard is a mid-range boat that aims to be your sanctuary at sea with its cosy cabins and en-suite bathrooms, on board massage, delicious and hearty meals. She caters up to 15 guests in 1 suite, 2 deluxe main deck cabins and 4 standard bunk bed cabins on the lower deck all with air conditioning and en-suite bathroom.
Why choose Pearl of Papua: Great mid range boat, only 14/15 divers, good value for money, experienced crew, covers large areas of Raja Ampat and North Papua, offers visit
... villages, play with sharks on shallow beaches, barbecue on secluded island, climb hills and trek to see rare birds, Free use of paddle boards, kayaks and snorkelling equipment.
Pearl of Papua liveaboard is a mid-range boat that aims to be your sanctuary at sea with its cosy cabins and en-suite bathrooms, on board massage, delicious and hearty meals. She caters up to 15 guests in 1 suite, 2 deluxe main deck cabins and 4 standard bunk bed cabins on the lower deck all with air conditioning and en-suite bathroom.
Why choose Pindito: Over 30 years experience in the Indonesian Archipelago, Free Nitrox, Suitable for divers and non-divers, Spirits and beer included in the price, offers special whale watching trips and extra treks and on land exploring, offers flexible itineraries to suit the conditions and provide the best experience possible.
Pindito liveaboard is one of the only safari boat in Indonesia that has 30+ years of operating experience in Raja Ampat, Komodo, Flores and the Banda sea. Offering 8 cabins for 16 guests in 6 double and 2 twin all cabins feature ensuite bathroom and toilet, individually controlled air conditioning and five 220v AC electrical outlets and free Nitrox to qualified divers.
Why choose Pindito: Over 30 years experience in the Indonesian Archipelago, Free Nitrox, Suitable for divers and non-divers, Spirits and beer included in the price, offers special
... whale watching trips and extra treks and on land exploring, offers flexible itineraries to suit the conditions and provide the best experience possible.
Pindito liveaboard is one of the only safari boat in Indonesia that has 30+ years of operating experience in Raja Ampat, Komodo, Flores and the Banda sea. Offering 8 cabins for 16 guests in 6 double and 2 twin all cabins feature ensuite bathroom and toilet, individually controlled air conditioning and five 220v AC electrical outlets and free Nitrox to qualified divers.
Why choose Raja Ampat Aggressor: The mission of Aggressor Liveaboards is to provide their guests with the highest quality, most innovative and safest experiences possible. They offer unparalleled customer service on their comfortable small group adventures, accessing the most exciting destinations around the world to offer the best experience possible.
Raja Ampat Aggressor2 has 4 deluxe twin lower deck cabins plus 2 Master double lower deck cabins and 2 Upper deck Master cabins to accommodate 16 guests all featuring air conditioning and En-suite shower cabins and bathroom.
Why choose Raja Ampat Aggressor: The mission of Aggressor Liveaboards is to provide their guests with the highest quality, most innovative and safest experiences possible. They
... offer unparalleled customer service on their comfortable small group adventures, accessing the most exciting destinations around the world to offer the best experience possible.
Raja Ampat Aggressor2 has 4 deluxe twin lower deck cabins plus 2 Master double lower deck cabins and 2 Upper deck Master cabins to accommodate 16 guests all featuring air conditioning and En-suite shower cabins and bathroom.
Why choose Scubaspa Zen: Unparelled personal service, full spa experience as well as a full professional dive operation, the best of both worlds. Daily Yoga is available and stunning high end cuisine makes it an experience like no other.
Scubaspa Zen is the sister ship to the majestic, multiple award-winning luxury Maldives vessels Ying and Yang She incorporates the Scubaspa laid-back luxury style and service with an extra personal touch, catering to only 20 guests in nine cabins inlcuding on the main deck the Dolphin Suite, Cowrie Suite & the Owner Manta Suite and on the Lower deck are the 6 Sea Star cabins.
Why choose Scubaspa Zen: Unparelled personal service, full spa experience as well as a full professional dive operation, the best of both worlds. Daily Yoga is available and
... stunning high end cuisine makes it an experience like no other.
Scubaspa Zen is the sister ship to the majestic, multiple award-winning luxury Maldives vessels Ying and Yang She incorporates the Scubaspa laid-back luxury style and service with an extra personal touch, catering to only 20 guests in nine cabins inlcuding on the main deck the Dolphin Suite, Cowrie Suite & the Owner Manta Suite and on the Lower deck are the 6 Sea Star cabins.
Why choose Seven Seas: They are one of the pioneers in the diving world of Indonesia and they welcome experienced and less experienced divers to be able to dive with similar experienced dive teams. They have also had numerous scientists and marine biologists on board over the years which has given their customer oriented team excellent knowledge of the Coral Triangle. Free Nitrox to qualified divers.
Seven Seas is a 33m traditionally built Buginese schooner and has set new standards in Indonesian liveaboard luxury. Custom-designed to accommodate up to 16 guests in spacious comfort over three decks she is perfect for both diving and relaxation. Seven Seas offer Free Nitrox for qualified Nitrox divers.
Why choose Seven Seas: They are one of the pioneers in the diving world of Indonesia and they welcome experienced and less experienced divers to be able to dive with similar
... experienced dive teams. They have also had numerous scientists and marine biologists on board over the years which has given their customer oriented team excellent knowledge of the Coral Triangle. Free Nitrox to qualified divers.
Seven Seas is a 33m traditionally built Buginese schooner and has set new standards in Indonesian liveaboard luxury. Custom-designed to accommodate up to 16 guests in spacious comfort over three decks she is perfect for both diving and relaxation. Seven Seas offer Free Nitrox for qualified Nitrox divers.