Liveaboards in Indonesia

Awe-inspiring diving from wrecks to reefs, with many untouched areas and an abundance of colourful marine life from sharks and mantas to the mola mola!

Indonesia is made up of over 17,000 islands and some 55,000 km of coastline. The most established destination is Bali which is where most liveaboard dive trips start from.

Outside of Bali, Manado Bay, a marine reserve on the eastern side of Indonesia, is home to some of the world's most amazing diving. For Manta rays, the Kalimantan coast (the Indonesian part of Borneo) is famous and Komodo national park (often visited by liveaboards) offers beautiful diving.

For divers who like to explore, Raja Empat and the very east of Indonesia are little known and divers are only now beginning to explore this previously untouched area.

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