Indonesia is the finest scuba diving and liveaboard destination. With the richest diversity of marine species on earth, the largest archipelago in the world, with a coastline of 50000 km has some of the very best dive accessible from the shore. If Bali, Pulau Weh and Lembeh strait offer good options to scuba dive from a resort or a dive center, most of the pristine diving destinations are either offshore or too largely spread to be covered on one-day trips. To discover the variety of species and landscapes the Indonesian Papua presents, Raja Ampat Liveaboard is the undisputed divers' favorite. Cruising in the Banda Sea across the Ring of fire on a liveaboard is an adventure of a lifetime. To combine multiple diving destinations like Triton Bay together with Raja Ampat or the Ring of Fire, or Halmahera with Raja Ampat, liveaboard diving is the way. To make your diving holidays unforgettable and unique, our cruises offer a high level of service and understanding of underwater photographers' needs
Located in the region of West Papua, Raja Ampat is renowned as the world’s most biodiverse region.
Over the years it has become one of the world’s most famous dive liveaboard destinations with several dive spots among the top ten's bests in Misool & Dampier strait. Wayag is another iconic highlight of some of our itineraries in Raja Ampat.
An awesome destination that is often considered second best after Raja Ampat. The truth is we can't really decide which one is better between Raja Ampat and Komodo. What we do know is that they are both undeniably amazing and should be equally appreciated. Exploring Komodo on a diving liveaboard offers an unforgettable way to experience its underwater beauty and remote islands.
Unique marine diversity, land explorations, spice plantations, deserted beaches, caves and stunning scenery make for an unforgettable journey. Diving the Banda Sea by liveaboard offers the best experience of this remote paradise. Beneath the surface, the Banda Islands are beautiful for their pelagic life, often seen in schools, including hammerhead sharks, giant trevallies, dogtooth tunas, dolphins, and whales. Visibility is excellent here and can reach up to 50 meters.
The beauty of its amazing soft corals that stick out to the surface is definitely one of the major marine attractions in Triton Bay. Diving Triton Bay offers an unforgettable experience, with over 959 different kinds of coral fish and 471 known types of coral in this area. Exploring this remote paradise by liveaboard allows divers to access even more secluded sites, including black coral forests, overflowing schools of sweetlips, and a good chance to encounter whale sharks on bagan—fishing platforms—where these giants come to suck the large fishermen nets.
This off-the-beaten-track destination is a gem. Located in the center of the Coral Triangle, right on the equator with one of the lowest population densities in Indonesia, the Halmahera archipelago has everything a nature lover is expecting... and even more. One of the best ways to explore its underwater treasures is on a Halmahera diving liveaboard, offering access to remote reefs and untouched dive sites. As far as diving and snorkeling are concerned, Halmahera has all types of diving: wrecks, muck dives, pelagic, drift dives, walls, and those so colorful corals surrounded by schools of small and big fish.
This destination is famous worldwide for its unbelievable critters and outstanding liveaboard experiences in Indonesia. A Sulawesi diving liveaboard is one of the best ways to explore the region, providing access to the top muck dives in the world, especially in Lembeh Strait, but not only that. Wallacea has been exploring Lembeh Strait, the Togian Islands, and the northern part of this huge island since its beginning.
Central Sulawesi -
Departing from Bitung, the "central Sulawesi" visits the East coast of Sulawesi and the Togian Islands. It ends in Luwuk. Known for being the best dive site in Indonesia, the beautiful dive locations on the East Coast include areas such as Ratatotok, Tanjung Flesko, Gorontalo, and the Togian Islands, concluding with diving in the Pulau Dua area.
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