Discover insights, tips, and stories about liveaboard diving in Indonesia. From Raja Ampat to Komodo and the Banda Sea.
The forgotten islands Indonesia remain one of the planet’s most elusive diving frontiers. These islands are on the border of explored territory, in a secluded archipelago that few people have even heard of.
You're not the only one who has ever pondered how to dive deep without ears hurting. The good news is that you can dive without discomfort if you use the appropriate skills and habits.
An Indonesia cruise gives you access to a nautical paradise that includes over 17,500 islands and some of the most biodiverse waterways on earth.
The places with the best diving in Indonesia are like a bucket list for anyone who love the ocean.
A dive cruise Indonesia turns a regular vacation into an adventure across some of the top diving spots in the world, going to places that shore-based resorts can't reach.
The Raja Ampat diving liveaboard season is mostly from October to April, when the seas are calmest and all areas such as north, central, and south Misool are open.
This article talks about the main places to visit, the best times of year to go, the different types of boats, and how to organize your Indonesia liveaboard tour.
A sailing tour of Komodo Island is a multi-day liveaboard trip through Indonesia's Komodo National Park. You can sleep on traditional Phinisi boats or modern yachts while exploring remote islands, meeting legendary Komodo dragons, and diving into some of the world's richest marine ecosystems.
