The luxurious interior of Adelaar today, bears almost no resemblance of her past self. When the historic sailboat was unveiled in 2011 after almost 3 years in the making, the results were stunning. Sailing the waters of Indonesia year-round, Adelaar caters to today’s discerning travelers.

MV Ambai, a custom-built vessel, started operations in July 2012. The 32-meter wooden boat hosts 16 divers in absolute comfort. Traditionally built from Ironwood and other tropical hardwood, the boat is however specially designed to offer the best liveaboard scuba diving cruise experience.

A Floating Masterpiece: The Aurora - Built for divers and comfort-seekers alike, the Aurora is not your average dive boat—it’s a floating boutique hotel with a soul.

The Blue Manta is one of the largest purpose-built dive ships in the region. The ship is 45 meters in length, and can accommodate up to 22 guests depending on the cruise destinations. The ship features fourteen wall-appointed ensuite cabins. Let's dive Indonesia!

Where luxury meets adventure, the Blue Pearl Indonesia. The newest addition to the Pearl Fleet. This 46 meter liveaboard will exceed your expectations.

This beautiful 30m wooden schooner built for your dream Indonesian liveaboard holiday, will take you to some of Indonesia’s top diving destinations; Raja Ampat, Cenderawasih Bay, Triton Bay, and Banda Sea. These areas, part of the Coral Triangle, deliver the most diverse diving in Indonesia.

A Phinisi is a traditional Indonesian two-masted sailing vessel. The word Phinisi (originally Pinisi) refers to the way that the boat is rigged; Typically 7 sails on 2 masts in a Gaff-Ketch arrangement. Phinisis are still being built to this day by the Konjos tribesmen. Sail with us!

The Coralia liveaboard is devoted to sustainability and conservation. The ship is 48 meters long with a sun deck at the top and open-air dining and living areas on the upper and main decks. Itineraries include Raja Ampat, Misool, the Dampier Strait, Wayag or Batana, and Kawe.

MY DAMAI I was built in Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi, by Pak Hadji Baso. With an overall length of 40 meters, the vessel has 7 staterooms with a choice of luxury cabins. The vessel is the first in Indonesia to offer 3 local dive guides and 1 Instructor on board throughout your trip.

MY DAMAI II was constructed in Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi by Pak Hadji Baso in 2011. DAMAI II has a deck length of 40 meters and has been built to an uncompromising standard. She features three spacious outside deck areas with an outdoor dining facility, and big-rig friendly camera room.

Dancing Wind Liveaboad offers the best of Indonesian scuba diving on a traditional Phinisi following the highest standards of safety and quality of service in the diving industry. Destinations include Raja Ampat, and unique destinations such as Halmahera, Lembeh straits, Banda Neira, and Sangihe.

Living aboard Dewi Nusantara, a 57-meter, 3-masted schooner is as close to a five-star experience as is possible in the faraway corners of the Indonesian archipelago. While you experience the romance of a bygone area, you will be able to indulge in sheer luxury on the seas.

Emperor Raja Laut; a ‘schooner style’ inspired yacht built from tropical hardwood with fine accommodation for 12 guests in 6 cabins, each with ensuite, individually controlled air-conditioning and fan.

Gaia Love is a modern steel yacht designed to explore remote Indonesian dive sites. All ensuite cabins are approximately 20 square meters and include a bathroom, individual climate control, a TV, and king, queen, and super-single bed configurations. Best of Indonesian liveaboards!

The Indo Master is a 47-meter motorsailer built ion Sulawesi, Indonesia in 2022 and handcrafted from ironwood and teak. The ship is designed to accommodate 18 guests in 9 cabins.

Sunshine Liveaboard is not a luxury glossy liveaboard ship but offers a cozy, familiar and authentic atmosphere, extremely experienced crew and guides, dive sites off the beaten track in Sulawesi and Halmahera and excellent value for money. If you want that, you’re right on the Sunshine.

La Galigo is recognized as one of the most popular Liveaboards for diving in Indonesia, and offers trips to popular diving locations such as Komodo and Raja Ampat. Indonesia holds the record for the highest Marine Biodiversity on the planet, and is home to ‘The Coral Triangle’.

Malaillo embodies the rich heritage of Indonesian craftsmanship. Its wooden Phinisi design is a nod to the region’s maritime traditions, while its cutting-edge navigation systems and advanced safety features ensure a seamless and secure journey.

This luxurious ship features all amenities you can dream of. All 8 cabins are fully air-conditioned and equipped with TV & DVD player, single, twin or double bed, a large wardrobe, plenty of storage room and an ensuite bathroom with hot water shower, toilet and sink.

Mermaid II is one of the most comfortable diver boats in Indonesia, she easily accommodates 16 guests in 8 deluxe 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 Ondina is a traditional schooner built in Buginese style. The ship features eight air-conditioned cabins with ensuite bathrooms. Six of the cabins are triple occupancy (double bed and single bed bunk) and two cabins are double bed cabins - good for a couple or single divers.

The Pearl of Papua is one of Indonesia's most practical and great-value liveaboard vessels. Built in 2010 with safety, practicality and comfort in mind, the Pearl of Papua aims to be your sanctuary at sea with its cozy cabins and ensuite bathrooms, onboard pampering, and delicious and hearty meals.

The Pindito is the only liveaboard dive boat operating in Raja Ampat with over 20 years of experience. In continuous operation since 1992. The ship originally launched operation in the Banda Sea and expanded her routes to include Raja Ampat and Komodo.

Unlike many other vessels that have been retrofitted as dive liveaboards, the Raja Ampat Aggressor has been designed and built from scratch as a liveaboard vessel catering to the needs of divers. She offers great comfort and flair. Let's scuba!

Built in 2015, Samambaia is a magnificent Phinisi, a traditional Indonesian wooden sailing vessel, built and designed to offer her guests only the top world rated dive sites of Indonesia with absolute comfort, safety, and autonomy regardless of the remoteness of the dive point.