Indonesia liveaboard diving.

● Komodo ● North Sulawesi ● South Sulawesi ● Raja Ampat ● Flores ● Rss feed ●

Mermaid 1 Komodo liveaboard schedules, itineraries and prices

SMY Ondina Raja Ampat, Komodo and Sulawesi liveaboard schedules, itineraries and prices

Mermaid 2 Komodo liveaboard schedules, itineraries and prices

Pelagian dive yacht South Sulawesi liveaboard schedules, itineraries and prices

Paradise dancer North Sulawesi and Raja Ampat liveaboard schedules, itineraries and prices

Komodo Dancer Komodo and Alor liveaboard schedules, itineraries and prices

Indonesian diving can be done in a variety of areas and is considered some of the best diving in the world for it's variety of terrain and wildlife and due to it being situated in the worlds largest bio-diversity area.
Komodo diving trips leave from Flores or Bali to Komodo on a 7, 9 or 10 day and night trip including diving in Gili lawalaut and other northern islands surrounding the Komodo national park.
South Sulawesi diving trips travel from the beautiful Wakatobi resort to dive the fantastic reefs around South Sulawesi on a 7,9 or 10 days trip.
North Sulawesi diving trips visit the famed Lembeh strait, Manado, Sangihe and Bunaken islands for 11 day luxury trips on Paradise dancer.
Flores diving trips leave via liveaboard from Maumere visiting Alor and other stunning islands along the way.
Raja Ampat diving trips with SMY Ondina or the stunning Paradise dancer for 11 days around the worlds newest top dive destination.

Komodo diving introduction.

● Komodo diving ● S.Sulawesi diving ● N.Sulawesi diving ● Raja Ampat diving ● Flores diving ●

Komodo liveaboard diving from Bali or Flores offers 7,9 or 10 day trips visiting Sumbawa and other small
islands such as Gili Lawalaut along the way to the Komodo marine park.
Diving in Komodo is big blue diving in the extreme, mantas, dolphins, sharks and masses and masses of schooling fish hang around the current swept pinnacles and walls.
Liveaboard diving in Komodo offers the best of both worlds, some of the planets best macro sites exists in Komodo. Coupled with the large manta aggregations really only seen by properly by taking a liveaboard to Komodo it should keep you happy whether youare a macro lover or a big fish connoisseur.
Diving in Rinca, in the South of Komodo, at cannibal rock is the place to experience macro Komodo diving. Blue ringed octopus, rhinopias, coleman shrimp, zebra crabs, pygmy seahorses, frogfish and much more are all possible during the stunningcannibal rock diving part of the trip.
Diving in Komodo is best done via a liveaboard trip as there are many other great areas outside of the park not accessable by daily boats diving from Flores. One of the best macro sites in the world is found diving at Sangeang island north of the Komodo national park. Sangeang island is an active volcano with a bubbling warm black sand bottom and an experience not to be missed.

● Mermaid Komodo liveaboard ● Komodo Dancer liveaboard ● Smy Ondina Komodo ●

South Sulawesi diving introduction

● Komodo diving ● S.Sulawesi diving ● N.Sulawesi diving ● Raja Ampat diving ● Flores diving ●

Sulawesi diving in the south leaves from the beautiful Wakatobi resort for stunning 7,10 or 11 day South Sulawesi diving trips on-board the amazing Pelagian dive yacht. No other place in the world has the colors, the corals and the creatures in such variety and vast numbers that Sulawesi diving boasts. Within that area, the Wakatobi region is near the epicentre of coral reef biodiversity. The area is teeming with hundreds, if not thousands of different fish species.
The hundreds of kilometres of reef structure in the Wakatobi National Marine Park provide every imaginable marine animal, including whales, dolphins, sharks, rays, tunas, barracudas, marlin and more. For photographers, this means wide-angle, normal and macro opportunities abound diving in Sulawesi - Pelagian liveaboard

North Sulawesi diving introduction

● Komodo diving ● S.Sulawesi diving ● N.Sulawesi diving ● Raja Ampat diving ● Flores diving ●

North Sulawesi diving provides a macro lovers paradise. Arguably the worlds most famous macro site, the Lembeh strait, provides the starting point for the North Sulawesi liveaboard safaris. Trips are 11 nights, 9 & 1/2 days of diving, 3-4 dives per day from April through to September to Bangka Straight, Sangihe Islands, and Lembeh Straight with the Paradise dancer - A Peter Hughes boat and the newest addition to the fleet - Paradise Dancer

Raja Ampat diving introduction

● Komodo diving ● S.Sulawesi diving ● N.Sulawesi diving ● Raja Ampat diving ● Flores diving ●

The area known as 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 biodiverse marine region with more recorded fish, coral and mollusk species than anywhere else on Earth. According to the Conservation International Rapid Assessment Bulletin the marine life diversity for diving in Irian Jaya is considerably greater than all other areas sampled in the Coral Triangle. The Raja Ampat area is considered home to more than 1,000 fish species, 101 of which were previously unknown in Raja Ampat and four that are new to all of Indonesia.

● Smy Ondina ● Paradise dancer ●

Flores diving introduction

● Komodo diving ● S.Sulawesi diving ● N.Sulawesi diving ● Raja Ampat diving ● Flores diving ●

Another way to experience Indonesia diving is to join an Alor liveaboard in Flores. Flores liveaboard diving at the eastern end of Nusa Tengarra providesfor some amazing dives - big walls, spectacular sea mounts, magical macro and muck as well as fantastic topside scenery. Starting in Maumere and sailing along the north coasts of Flores - Adunara - Lembata - Pantar you arrive in the strait between the islands of Pantar and Alor, where most of the diving is done - Komodo Dancer Flores

Indonesia liveaboard diving

● Komodo ● North Sulawesi ● South Sulawesi ● Raja Ampat ● Flores ● Rss feed ●

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