Indonesia Liveaboards Cruises

Bali, Raja Ampat, Irian Jaya, Komodo, Sulawesi, Alor, Banda...

Select a destination for your cruise:

• Indonesia liveaboards to Komodo
• Raja Ampat - Irian Jaya, Alor, Banda Sea and Flores
• Bali liveaboards
• Sulawesi - Bangka and Lembeh Strait

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Bali Liveaboard Adventures

Looking to venture further so you can experience diving destinations with the highest marine life diversity in the world?

You'll discover that we offer dozens of adventure-laden liveaboards to Bali, Komodo Islands, Raja Ampat in Irian Jaya, Bunaken, Bangka and Lembeh Strait - Sulawesi, Banda Sea, Alor and Flores.

Simply decide your

• Budget
• Destination
• Trip dates

Then...

Choose Your Indonesia diving cruise

Liveaboards in Indonesia

Indonesia has such a superb array of destinations that any one of its lesser known attractions would be major drawcards elsewhere in the world.

The Komodo Island National Marine Park continues to be our most popular Indonesia liveaboard destination. Strong currents sweep rich plankton harvests into the shallow water channels around these islands, attracting large, feeding pelagics such as whale sharks and manta rays. The walls field an incredible amount of colourful filter feeders, such as sea apples, sea squirts, tunicates and crinoids. Numerous protected bays are havens for macro life with frogfish and pygmy seahorses quite common. Komodo liveaboards typically depart from Bali via Sumbawa and include land visits to see the legendary Komodo Dragons. Extended cruises continue on to Flores or West Timor.

Raja Ampat in Irian Jaya attracts more than its fair share of praise from experienced divers. Said to be home to the greatest number of fish and coral species anywhere in the world, these beautiful and remote mushroom-shaped islands harbour dense schools of fish and countless World War II wrecks.

Yet more adventures are in store in Alor, a tiny outpost in the east of Nusa Tenggara. This remote island is legendary for shark encounters.

If encounters with the unusual and bizarre is your interest, then look no further than Lembeh Strait and Bangka. The world renowned Lembeh waters are home to some of the worlds most amazing creatures. Mimic octopus, hairy frogfish, snake eels, spiny devilfish, pegasus, stargazers and mandarinfish are just some of the critters that attract many an underwater documentary camera crew.

Specifics

All trip prices normally include:
Diving, air-conditioned cabins, catering, non-alcoholic drinks, transfers, weights and weight-belts, torches and tanks, professional divemaster and all taxes. Your liveaboard shortlist quote will include no 'hidden extras'.

Please note that marine park fees vary with destinations visited and the cost will be stated in the shortlist that we send you.

Full sets of diving equipment can be rented from US$ 15 per day.

Ports of departure:
Komodo - Bali liveaboards depart from Benoa Harbour or Tulamben (three hours transfer north east of Kuta). Transfers are provided free of charge from all areas of Bali (unless otherwise stated).

For cruises to other destinations such as Raja Ampat, departure point details will be sent to you by email.

Dive The World rating system:
The customer rating displayed for each cruise indicates our customers' satisfaction. 5 star is excellent, 4 star is very good, 3 star is good, 2 star is average, and 1 star is below average. We ask each and every one of our customers to rate their adventure. The rating earned is an average of ratings received over the last season. This way, we ensure our recommendations and ratings are truly impartial and reflect up to date performance based on the most important indicator - your satisfaction!

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For more diving voyage adventures, visit our other websites:
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Malaysia Liveaboards ,
Thailand - Phuket Liveaboards

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