Liveaboard diving in
Indonesia

US$ 415

per person per night

Indonesia

Average yearly temperatures

Air:
Water:

27°C | 81°F
29°C | 84°F

Indonesia liveaboard diving

Liveaboard diving in Indonesia offers it all, from sharks and whales to the elusive Mola Mola (or ‘sunfish’). There are also plenty of smaller creatures including nudibranchs, pygmy seahorses and porcelain crabs. Throw in vertical walls, coral covered pinnacles and deep trenches with pulsing currents, and you’re sure of an unforgettable liveaboard adventure in Indonesia.

Abundant Marinelife
Rich marine life
Pristine Corals
Thriving reefs and corals
Great Visibility
Something for every diver
Manta Rays
Black Manta
Stunning Topography
Stunning natural topography

Comprising over 17,500 islands located within the Coral Triangle, Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago and offers some of the best dive spots in the world. Scuba diving in Indonesia is extremely varied and there is plenty to appeal to even the most seasoned diver.

Boasting the highest marine diversity in the world, Indonesia is home to 15% of the world’s coral reefs and has over 4,000 recorded different fish & invertebrate species, many of which are endemic, with more yet to be identified.

Dive alongside manta rays and various kinds of sharks, including white tip, grey reef and wobbegongs. There is also fantastic muck diving in Indonesia with a plethora of tiny critters and a huge diversity of fish.

In short, a diving trip to Indonesia will be one you never forget. 

Komodo is best known for mantas, muck diving and of course its world famous dragons. Watch the mantas feed on plankton in the fast paced currents, or a variety of reef sharks patrolling the pinnacles and reefs. Raja Ampat‘s unique selling points include masses of soft and hard corals, gorgonians, dense schools of colourful fish and many endemic species including tasselled wobbegong and epaulette walking sharks.

To top it off, we have a selection of other exciting itineraries that offer incredible diving in rarely visited areas such as: Halmahera, the Spice Islands, Eastern Banda Sea, Triton Bay, and the Southern Forgotten Islands. If you like adventure, these itineraries have your name on them!

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Indonesia is home to 15% of the World's coral reefs and has over 4,000 recorded different fish & invertebrate species - with many more yet to be identified. Diving in Indonesia is so varied and there is plenty to appeal to even the most seasoned diver, from muck diving and the fast paced currents around Komodo to the soft corals and colourful fish dives in Raja Ampat, or discover new sites in off shore islands of the Banda sea.

Itineraries in Indonesia

We’ve got 11 itineraries to help you fully experience the best liveaboard diving in Indonesia.

Eastern Banda Sea
US$ 6,540
The Southern Forgotten Islands
US$ 6,540
The Alor Archipelago
US$ 4,900
The Spice Islands
US$ 7,085
Triton Bay & Spice Islands
US$ 6,540
Raja Ampat, Halmahera & Lembeh
US$ 6,540
Komodo National Park 10 nights
US$ 4,900
Komodo National Park 7 nights
US$ 3,430
Triton Bay & Raja Ampat
US$6,540
Raja Ampat 10 nights
US$ 5,430
Raja Ampat 7 nights
US$ 3,738

Our liveaboard in Indonesia

Indo Siren welcomes up to 16 guests in 8 spacious cabins, ensuring that there is ample space to relax. This boat will take you on an unforgettable journey around the joyous waters of Indonesia.

Dive Indonesia aboard our award winning liveaboard and experience diving some of the world’s top rated dive sites in comfort and ease.

What to see in Indonesia

Already excited about diving in Indonesia? Here’s some of the underwater wildlife that our previous guests have been lucky enough to see.

Customer Reviews

Have a look at what our customers have said about our liveaboard in Indonesia.

Unforgettable trip
Unforgettable trip
Indo Siren, August 2019
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My first international dive trip, and one I will not forget. 5 stars all around.
Great diving, great boat, excellent service
Great diving, great boat, excellent service
Indo Siren, February 2019
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Great 10 day trip around Raja Ampat. Very well organized, great service on all aspects. Excellent diving, even better crew!
Diverse and challenging
Diverse and challenging
Indo Siren, September 2018
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Two kodiak boats great driving but one boat had smaller engine and hard to maneouever currents and slow at times Food and cook were consistent and excellent. At times the drop location could have been better
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