Coralia

Coralia is a luxury liveaboard that specialises in Raja Ampat diving cruises. The yacht and crew service has earned significant recognition and was voted the DIVE Magazine's World's Best Liveaboard in 2019 and 2021. Its experienced team has in-depth knowledge of the area and its itineraries offer a perfect blend of iconic landmarks and off-the-beaten-track highlights, ensuring a truly enriching experience.

As a classic Phinisi Coralia was built in Bira, Sulawesi, who have been building cargo ships for centuries. Combining ancient techniques and wisdom with modern design and safety features, the liveaboard is one of the few Phinisis equipped with 2 engines, and provides unmatched comfort and luxury. The 8 spacious en-suite cabins were designed by internationally renowned Deidre Renniers and offer modern comfort and style while incorporating traditional details. The Master cabins each feature a private balcony.

At 48 metres in length, the decks are spacious and offer plenty of spots to enjoy the view, dine, sunbathe or simply relax. The sun deck is at the very top, and the airy main and upper decks each feature an outdoor dining and social area with plenty of cozy sofas and loungers. If you prefer to cool down a bit, you can do so in the air-conditioned lounge and restaurant on the main deck. Here you will also find the fish ID library, free WiFi, and audio/video entertainment. After a busy day of diving, you might take the opportunity to indulge in a soothing massage at the top deck spa.

Onboard you will be well taken care of by the dedicated local crew, with a 1:1 staff-guest-ratio. The housekeeping will make up your cabin daily and also provide a turn-down service in the evenings. A laundry service is also available. Coralia’s trips are led by a very experienced team of cruise directors who have an excellent knowledge of sailing Indonesian waters and many years of experiences in service and hospitality, ensuring you enjoy the 5-star service offered during your visit.

The air-conditioned restaurant as well as the outdoor dining areas are the perfect spots to indulge in the delicious creations of the Ambonese chef and his team. You will be spoiled with highlights of local and international cuisine - some healthy, some wholesome, but all freshly prepared and definitely very tasty. Vegan and vegetarian options are available. All meals are served buffet style, and once per cruise you will enjoy a mouthwatering barbeque night.

Specifically built for dive cruises, Coralia is a diver’s dream come true as well. The shaded dive deck has warm showers, a changing room, hangers, equipment storage and extra towels are provided for diving. Underwater photographers are well-catered for, with a dedicated air-conditioned camera room on the main deck, providing individual camera stations for charging, extra towels and lighting. The dive deck features a rinsing basket for cameras, as well as a camera table. Guests dive in small groups with one dive guide accompanying 4 guests, and nitrox is free of charge. Detailed briefings are held in the restaurant and equipment is set up by the boat crew, and the 2 tenders take divers to the best spots. After night dives you'll heat back up with some hot chocolate and warm towels. Coralia is also one of a handful of boats worldwide that allow guests to take their open water diver course onboard

Not only is Indonesia an underwater paradise - with Coralia you'll visit secluded places, viewpoints to indulge in spectacular panoramas, bird watching spots and small hiking trails, depending on the cruise itinerary. kayaks and paddleboards will be available for you to explore the surroundings.

The liveaboard operator has a strong commitment to environmental sustainability in creating sustainable and unforgettable human-nature experiences, while conserving the seas and developing the local communities. They are dedicated to responsible tourism and minimizing their ecological footprint, collaborating closely with the foundation Raja Ampat SEA Centre. Cruises adhere to strict sustainability practices, ensuring the preservation of the natural wonders they explore. Accordingly, they use reef-friendly laundry detergent and bathroom amenities, biodegradable garbage bags, avoid the usage of single-use plastic, and make a point of employing and training locals in as many jobs as possible.

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Notes: All trips are confirmed departures.

Dive experience: Corlaia even offers beginner courses on board, so technically no experience is required, but the more you have, the better of course. You will dive in small groups and dive groups are arranged according to experience level and other preferences such as photography for example.

Cruise price per person includes: Cabin accommodation, breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, soft drinks, hot drinks, drinking water, scheduled shore activities/excursions, round trip transfers to the local airport, dives (as detailed in the trips above), nitrox fills for enriched air certified divers, experienced English-speaking divemaster(s) (max. 4 divers per guide), tanks (DIN as well as INT), weights and weightbelts, all taxes.

Cruise price per person excludes (mandatory, unless customer provides own): Scuba equipment (US$ 230 per week), dive computer (US$ 60 per week), port/fuel/park fees (per trip: Raja Ampat: US$ 295, Komodo /Alor:: US$ 225, Komodo and Sumbawa: US$ 265, Banda Sea / Forgotten Islands: US$ 325), diving insurance. Unless otherwise stated, all the listed items need to be paid on arrival, cash (IDR, EUR and USD) and cards accepted.

Optional extras: Alcoholic drinks, laundry service, torch (US$ 1 per day), 15 litre tank (US$ 5 per day). Unless otherwise stated, all the listed items need to be paid on arrival. Note: prices of items purchased onboard are subject to change.

How to get there: Most ports in Indonesia can be accessed via direct flights from Bali or Jakarta. The crew will pick you up at the local airport of embarkation and assist you to the Coralia. On the way back, the crew will assist you from the liveaboard to the airport of disembarkation.
Raja Ampat - For cruises departing from Sorong, your flight should land in Sorong airport (SOQ) 2 pm at the latest, but earlier is also fine. For cruises ending in Sorong, your flight departure can be anytime on disembarkation day.
Ambon (AMQ), Maumere (MOF), Labuan Bajo (LBJ), Bima (BMU), Saumlaki (SXK) - For cruises starting out from the above-mentioned ports, your flight arrival can be anytime on embarkation day, and on disembarking day your flight can depart any time.
Bali (DPS) - For cruises starting from Bali your flight should land in Denpasar by 10 am or earlier. For cruises ending in Bali, we recommend to book flights departing from Denpasar in the late afternoon or evening only.
For more details, including airlines, see our travel information section. The last dive of the trip will be during rhe morning on the penultimate day at 10:30-11 am. Please wait at least 18 hours before flying after diving.

Non-diver rate: None.

Single supplement (if you do not want to share accommodation): This is optional - single travelers may choose to share a cabin or pay a supplement of 55% of the published price for their own cabin.

Dive clubs and group discounts: 10% discount for triple-share in the lower deck cabins. Else, pay for 7 guests and 1 extra person can join the cruise free of charge (max. 8-15 guests).

Whole boat charter rate (per night): Pay for 14 guests and 2 additional persons can join free of charge (max. 16 guests).

Raja Ampat National Park South & Central (10 Days / 9 Nights - 27 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-9
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 10
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park (13 Days / 12 Nights - 38 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Wofoh, Aljui Bay, Wayag, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi, village visit, viewpoint hiking trails, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-12
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 13
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park South & Central (11 Days / 10 Nights - 31 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-10
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 11
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park South & Central (8 Days / 7 Nights - 21 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-7
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 8
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park North & Central (10 Days / 9 Nights - 27 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Wofoh, Aljui Bay, Wayag, Kawe, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-9
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 10
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park Central (10 Days / 9 Nights - 28 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Batanta, Dayang, Penemu, Yangeffo, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-9
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 10
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park North & Central (10 Days / 9 Nights - 28 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Penemu, Wofoh, Aljui Bay, Kawe, Batanta, Dayang, Yangeffo, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-9
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 10
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park South & Central (12 Days / 11 Nights - 35 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-11
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 12
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park (12 Days / 11 Nights - 35 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Wofoh, Aljui Bay, Wayag, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi, village visit, viewpoint hiking trails, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-11
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 12
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park North & Central (9 Days / 8 Nights - 23 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Wofoh, Aljui Bay, Wayag, Kawe, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-8
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 9
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park (11 Days / 10 Nights - 31 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Wofoh, Aljui Bay, Wayag, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi, village visit, viewpoint hiking trails, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-10
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 11
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park Central (8 Days / 7 Nights - 21 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Batanta, Dayang, Penemu, Yangeffo, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-7
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 8
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park North & Central (8 Days / 7 Nights - 21 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Penemu, Wofoh, Aljui Bay, Kawe, Batanta, Dayang, Yangeffo, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-7
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 8
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat, Lembeh & Halmahera (13 Days / 12 Nights - 38 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Pemenu, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi; Pulau Pisang, South Halmahera: Goraichi Islands, Tifore Island, Lembeh Strait

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-12
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
The marine biodiversity in Halmahera is exceptional and its pristine coral reefs offer exceptional conditions for scuba diving and snorkeling; it is a secret gem with so much still to be discovered. You will have the chance to do some wreck diving and experience some of the best coral gardens that Indonesia has to offer. Dive sites range from ridges, pinnacles, caverns, swim-throughs, muck and ancient volcanoes, creating a diversity of diving and coral habitats. Schooling reef fish such as spadefish and surgeonfish, and bait balls attract numerous hunters, tunas, and mackerel and you can also search under the docks at Makian and Lilai for critters. Other encounters can include hammerheads, barracuda, oceanic whitetip sharks, mantas, mobulas, bumphead parrotfish, trevallies, Napoleon wrasse, bonitos and wahoo.
No place on the planet gives you the chance to see more shy critters than the Lembeh Strait, such as the mimic octopus, flamboyant cuttlefish, harlequin shrimps, skeleton shrimps, seahorses, frogfish and innumerable nudibranchs. Day after day you will want to extend your bottom time!
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising to Bitung port.

Day 13
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Manado airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Note: this trip sometimes runs in reverse so check exact port details above.

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Raja Ampat, Banda Sea & Ambon (13 Days / 12 Nights - 38 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Pemenu, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi; Koon, Banda Islands, Nusa Laut, Ambon Bay

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-12
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
The Banda Islands never fail to deliver great diving on pristine and colourful corals that attract hundreds of different species of fish, from big pelagics to tiny critters, with high a chance to see endemic species like the Ambon scorpionfish. Even dolphins and whales can be spotted from the boat in the Banda Sea. Schools of fish will welcome you in their habitats, especially reef fish such as damsels, anthias, soldierfish and angelfish. Ambon is a world class muck diving destination. Inside the bay there are numerous sites full of critters galore! The holy grail of fish: rhinopias can be seen here, along with frogfish, ghost pipefish, nudibranchs, leaf fish, zebra crabs, cuttlefish, Mandarinfish, ribbon eels. The eagle-eyed dive guides will be looking out for different types of shrimps such as bumblebee, harlequin, tiger and Coleman shrimps. In the octopus family, you might see the very special wunderpus or mimic, and at night the coconut, starry night, white-V and long arm.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising to port.

Day 13
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Ambon airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Note: this trip sometimes runs in reverse so check exact port details above.

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Banda, Ambon & Forgotten Islands (12 Days / 11 Nights - 35 Dives)

Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Ambon Bay, Banda Islands, Nusa Laut, Manuk, Nil Desperandum, Dusborgh, Nila, Damar, North and South Terbang, Dai, Dawera, Saumlaki. Visit historic museum, an old Dutch fort and a nutmeg plantation.

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Saumlaki Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-11
The Forgotten Islands in the eastern Banda Sea’ are a remote chain of islands that offer some of the best diving in Indonesian waters. Attractions include gin-clear waters, patch reefs and coral bommies, and spectacular wall dives on impossible drop-offs. The nutrient rich currents can bring sunfish, dogtooth tuna, reef sharks, as well as maybe sailfish. Prepare your camera gear for pelagics, muck diving, schooling hammerheads, schooling surgeonfish, and large schools of barracuda.
The Banda Islands never fail to deliver great diving on pristine and colourful corals that attract hundreds of different species of fish, from big pelagics to tiny critters, with high a chance to see endemic species like the Ambon scorpionfish. Even dolphins and whales can be spotted from the boat in the Banda Sea. Schools of fish will welcome you in their habitats, especially reef fish such as damsels, anthias, soldierfish and angelfish. Ambon is a world class muck diving destination. Inside the bay there are numerous sites full of critters galore! The holy grail of fish: rhinopias can be seen here, along with frogfish, ghost pipefish, nudibranchs, leaf fish, zebra crabs, cuttlefish, Mandarinfish, ribbon eels. The eagle-eyed dive guides will be looking out for different types of shrimps such as bumblebee, harlequin, tiger and Coleman shrimps. In the octopus family, you might see the very special wunderpus or mimic, and at night the coconut, starry night, white-V and long arm.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising to port.

Day 12
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Ambon airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Note: this trip sometimes runs in reverse so check exact port details above.

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Banda, Ambon & Forgotten Islands (13 Days / 12 Nights - 38 Dives)

Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Ambon Bay, Banda Islands, Nusa Laut, Manuk, Nil Desperandum, Dusborgh, Nila, Damar, North and South Terbang, Dai, Dawera, Saumlaki. Visit historic museum, an old Dutch fort and a nutmeg plantation.

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Saumlaki Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-12
The Forgotten Islands in the eastern Banda Sea’ are a remote chain of islands that offer some of the best diving in Indonesian waters. Attractions include gin-clear waters, patch reefs and coral bommies, and spectacular wall dives on impossible drop-offs. The nutrient rich currents can bring sunfish, dogtooth tuna, reef sharks, as well as maybe sailfish. Prepare your camera gear for pelagics, muck diving, schooling hammerheads, schooling surgeonfish, and large schools of barracuda.
The Banda Islands never fail to deliver great diving on pristine and colourful corals that attract hundreds of different species of fish, from big pelagics to tiny critters, with high a chance to see endemic species like the Ambon scorpionfish. Even dolphins and whales can be spotted from the boat in the Banda Sea. Schools of fish will welcome you in their habitats, especially reef fish such as damsels, anthias, soldierfish and angelfish. Ambon is a world class muck diving destination. Inside the bay there are numerous sites full of critters galore! The holy grail of fish: rhinopias can be seen here, along with frogfish, ghost pipefish, nudibranchs, leaf fish, zebra crabs, cuttlefish, Mandarinfish, ribbon eels. The eagle-eyed dive guides will be looking out for different types of shrimps such as bumblebee, harlequin, tiger and Coleman shrimps. In the octopus family, you might see the very special wunderpus or mimic, and at night the coconut, starry night, white-V and long arm.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising to port.

Day 13
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Ambon airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Note: this trip sometimes runs in reverse so check exact port details above.

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Raja Ampat, Lembeh & Halmahera (12 Days / 11 Nights - 35 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Pemenu, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi; Pulau Pisang, South Halmahera: Goraichi Islands, Tifore Island, Lembeh Strait

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-11
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
The marine biodiversity in Halmahera is exceptional and its pristine coral reefs offer exceptional conditions for scuba diving and snorkeling; it is a secret gem with so much still to be discovered. You will have the chance to do some wreck diving and experience some of the best coral gardens that Indonesia has to offer. Dive sites range from ridges, pinnacles, caverns, swim-throughs, muck and ancient volcanoes, creating a diversity of diving and coral habitats. Schooling reef fish such as spadefish and surgeonfish, and bait balls attract numerous hunters, tunas, and mackerel and you can also search under the docks at Makian and Lilai for critters. Other encounters can include hammerheads, barracuda, oceanic whitetip sharks, mantas, mobulas, bumphead parrotfish, trevallies, Napoleon wrasse, bonitos and wahoo.
No place on the planet gives you the chance to see more shy critters than the Lembeh Strait, such as the mimic octopus, flamboyant cuttlefish, harlequin shrimps, skeleton shrimps, seahorses, frogfish and innumerable nudibranchs. Day after day you will want to extend your bottom time!
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising to Bitung port.

Day 12
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Manado airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Note: this trip sometimes runs in reverse so check exact port details above.

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Halmahera & Lembeh (12 Days / 11 Nights - 35 Dives)

Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, manta rays, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: South Halmahera: Ternate, Goraichi Islands, Pantini Strait, Bacan, Makian, Tifore Island, Lembeh Strait. Visit old Portuguese fort, traditional dancing and a local market.

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Ternate Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-11
The marine biodiversity in Halmahera is exceptional and its pristine coral reefs offer exceptional conditions for scuba diving and snorkeling; it is a secret gem with so much still to be discovered. You will have the chance to do some wreck diving and experience some of the best coral gardens that Indonesia has to offer. Dive sites range from ridges, pinnacles, caverns, swim-throughs, muck and ancient volcanoes, creating a diversity of diving and coral habitats. Schooling reef fish such as spadefish and surgeonfish, and bait balls attract numerous hunters, tunas, and mackerel and you can also search under the docks at Makian and Lilai for critters. Other encounters can include hammerheads, barracuda, oceanic whitetip sharks, mantas, mobulas, bumphead parrotfish, trevallies, Napoleon wrasse, bonitos and wahoo.
No place on the planet gives you the chance to see more shy critters than the Lembeh Strait, such as the mimic octopus, flamboyant cuttlefish, harlequin shrimps, skeleton shrimps, seahorses, frogfish and innumerable nudibranchs. Day after day you will want to extend your bottom time!
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising to Bitung port.

Day 12
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Manado airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Note: this trip sometimes runs in reverse so check exact port details above.

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Raja Ampat & Halmahera (12 Days / 11 Nights - 35 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Pemenu, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi; Pulau Pisang, South Halmahera: Goraichi Islands, Pantini Strait, Bacan, Ternate. Visit old Portuguese fort, traditional dancing and a local market.

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Ternate Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-11
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
The marine biodiversity in Halmahera is exceptional and its pristine coral reefs offer exceptional conditions for scuba diving and snorkeling; it is a secret gem with so much still to be discovered. You will have the chance to do some wreck diving and experience some of the best coral gardens that Indonesia has to offer. Dive sites range from ridges, pinnacles, caverns, swim-throughs, muck and ancient volcanoes, creating a diversity of diving and coral habitats. Schooling reef fish such as spadefish and surgeonfish, and bait balls attract numerous hunters, tunas, and mackerel and you can also search under the docks at Makian and Lilai for critters. Other encounters can include hammerheads, barracuda, oceanic whitetip sharks, mantas, mobulas, bumphead parrotfish, trevallies, Napoleon wrasse, bonitos and wahoo.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising to port.

Day 12
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Note: this trip sometimes runs in reverse so check exact port details above.

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Raja Ampat, Banda Sea & Ambon (12 Days / 11 Nights - 35 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Pemenu, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi; Koon, Banda Islands, Nusa Laut, Ambon Bay

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-11
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
The Banda Islands never fail to deliver great diving on pristine and colourful corals that attract hundreds of different species of fish, from big pelagics to tiny critters, with high a chance to see endemic species like the Ambon scorpionfish. Even dolphins and whales can be spotted from the boat in the Banda Sea. Schools of fish will welcome you in their habitats, especially reef fish such as damsels, anthias, soldierfish and angelfish. Ambon is a world class muck diving destination. Inside the bay there are numerous sites full of critters galore! The holy grail of fish: rhinopias can be seen here, along with frogfish, ghost pipefish, nudibranchs, leaf fish, zebra crabs, cuttlefish, Mandarinfish, ribbon eels. The eagle-eyed dive guides will be looking out for different types of shrimps such as bumblebee, harlequin, tiger and Coleman shrimps. In the octopus family, you might see the very special wunderpus or mimic, and at night the coconut, starry night, white-V and long arm.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising to port.

Day 12
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Ambon airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Note: this trip sometimes runs in reverse so check exact port details above.

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Cenderawasih Bay (11 Days / 10 Nights - 34 Dives)

Trip highlights: whale sharks, manta rays, great macro life/ marine diversity

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Cenderawasih Bay: Pulau Purup, Roon, Pulau Rippon, Tanjung Mangguar, Kwatisore Bay, Bagans, Tridacna Atoll, Manokwari harbour

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Manokwari Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night are used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Cenderawasih Bay onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-10
Cenderawasih Bay is Indonesia’s largest marine park and best known for incredible scuba diving and snorkelling opportunities with large numbers of whale sharks. There are also several World War II wrecks to investigate and some top class muck diving locations with critters galore, such as pygmies, tiger prawns, nudibranchs and sea snakes. Other top attractions are the various turtle species, dugongs and dolphins.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place near the harbour on the last full day of the trip.

Day 11
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Manokwari airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Cenderawasih Bay (12 Days / 11 Nights - 36 Dives)

Trip highlights: whale sharks, manta rays, great macro life/ marine diversity

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Pulau Amsterdam, Cenderawasih Bay: Pulau Purup, Roon, Pulau Rippon, Tanjung Mangguar, Kwatisore Bay, Bagans, Tridacna Atoll, Manokwari harbour

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Manokwari Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night are used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Cenderawasih Bay onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-10
Cenderawasih Bay is Indonesia’s largest marine park and best known for incredible scuba diving and snorkelling opportunities with large numbers of whale sharks. There are also several World War II wrecks to investigate and some top class muck diving locations with critters galore, such as pygmies, tiger prawns, nudibranchs and sea snakes. Other top attractions are the various turtle species, dugongs and dolphins.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place near the harbour on the last full day of the trip.

Day 11
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Note: this trip sometimes runs in reverse so check exact port details above.

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Raja Ampat National Park North & Central (8 Days / 7 Nights - 19 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Wofoh, Aljui Bay, Wayag, Kawe, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-7
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 8
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park South & Central (9 Days / 8 Nights - 23 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Arborek, Mansuar, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Misool: Wayilbatan, Fabiacet, Boo, Daram, Yuliet, Sagof, Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-8
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 9
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Raja Ampat National Park North & Central (11 Days / 10 Nights - 31 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Dampier Strait and Cape Kri, Mioskon, Yangeffo, Pemenu, Wofoh, Aljui Bay, Wayag, Kawe, village visit, viewpoint hiking trail, bird watching

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Sorong Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Raja Ampat onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning..

Days 2-10
Raja Ampat is considered home to the greatest level of marine biodiversity in the world. Bumphead parrotfish, turtles, jawfish, mushroom coral pipefish, triggerfish, schools of sweetlips and soft coral crabs welcome you to the national park, one of the best dive destinations in the whole world. Endemic wobbegongs, epaulette sharks, blacktip reef sharks, schools of trevallies and barracudas, sting rays and lots of nudibranchs are all commonly encountered. From oceanic manta rays to smaller peacock mantis shrimps, Raja Ampat has it all.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 11
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Sorong airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Komodo National Park (9 Days / 8 Nights - 23 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Komodo: Karang Makassar, Tatawa Besar, Siaba Kecil, Batu Bolong, Gili Lawa: Crystal Rock, Castle Rock, Shotgun, The Passage; Wainilo, Loh Liang Bay, Pink Beach, Torpedo Alley, Padar: Three Sisters, Secret Garden; Rinca: Horseshoe Bay, Cannibal Rock, Yellow Wall of Texas, Manta Alley, viewpoint hiking trail, Komodo dragon visit

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Labuan Bajo Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Komodo onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning.

Days 2-8
Komodo National Park, of myth and legend where dragons roam, is surrounded by rich nutrient-rich waters where a kaleidoscope of colour and life awaits intermediate and advanced scuba divers. Expect to see schools of reef fish gathered around amazing hard and soft coral formations that attract big hunters like barracuda, trevallies, tunas and reef sharks. The strong currents attract mantas, dolphins, sunfish and eagle rays. Look out for critters too as they will be everywhere, from submerged walls to sandy flat bottoms, expert dive guide will help locate them - pygmy seahorses, ghost pipefish, frogfish, rhinopia, nudibranchs, ribbon eels, sea apples and blue-ringed octopus, to name just a few.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 9
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Labuan Bajo airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Komodo National Park (8 Days / 7 Nights - 19 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Komodo: Karang Makassar, Tatawa Besar, Siaba Kecil, Batu Bolong, Gili Lawa: Crystal Rock, Castle Rock, Shotgun, The Passage; Wainilo, Loh Liang Bay, Pink Beach, Torpedo Alley, Padar: Three Sisters, Secret Garden; Rinca: Horseshoe Bay, Cannibal Rock, Yellow Wall of Texas, Manta Alley, viewpoint hiking trail, Komodo dragon visit

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Labuan Bajo Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Komodo onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning.

Days 2-7
Komodo National Park, of myth and legend where dragons roam, is surrounded by rich nutrient-rich waters where a kaleidoscope of colour and life awaits intermediate and advanced scuba divers. Expect to see schools of reef fish gathered around amazing hard and soft coral formations that attract big hunters like barracuda, trevallies, tunas and reef sharks. The strong currents attract mantas, dolphins, sunfish and eagle rays. Look out for critters too as they will be everywhere, from submerged walls to sandy flat bottoms, expert dive guide will help locate them - pygmy seahorses, ghost pipefish, frogfish, rhinopia, nudibranchs, ribbon eels, sea apples and blue-ringed octopus, to name just a few.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 8
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Labuan Bajo airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Komodo & Sumbawa (Whale Shark Special) (11 Days / 10 Nights - 31 Dives)

Trip highlights: whale sharks, shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Sumbawa: Sangeang, Satonda, Saleh Bay; Bima, Komodo: GPS Point, Tanduk Rusa, Gazer Beach, Karang Makassar, Tatawa Besar, Siaba Kecil, Batu Bolong, Gili Lawa: Crystal Rock, Castle Rock, Shotgun, The Passage; Wainilo, Loh Liang Bay, Pink Beach, Torpedo Alley, Padar: Three Sisters, Secret Garden; viewpoint hiking trail, Komodo dragon visit

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Labuan Bajo Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing whale shark dive vacation in Sumbawa and Komodo onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning.

Days 2-10
This is a specialty cruise in search of the amazing whale sharks of Sumbawa. Several of these gentle giants of the sea are attracted to Saleh Bay, along the north coast of Sumbawa, to feed at the bagans of the fishermen in the bay. The chances are excellent that you will encounter several whale sharks on this dive safari.
Komodo National Park, of myth and legend where dragons roam, is surrounded by rich nutrient-rich waters where a kaleidoscope of colour and life awaits intermediate and advanced scuba divers. Expect to see schools of reef fish gathered around amazing hard and soft coral formations that attract big hunters like barracuda, trevallies, tunas and reef sharks. The strong currents attract mantas, dolphins, sunfish and eagle rays. Look out for critters too as they will be everywhere, from submerged walls to sandy flat bottoms, expert dive guide will help locate them - pygmy seahorses, ghost pipefish, frogfish, rhinopia, nudibranchs, ribbon eels, sea apples and blue-ringed octopus, to name just a few.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 11
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Labuan Bajo airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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Komodo National Park & Sumbawa (11 Days / 10 Nights - 31 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Sumbawa: Moyo, Satonda, Sangeang; Bima, Komodo: Karang Makassar, Tatawa Besar, Siaba Kecil, Batu Bolong, Gili Lawa: Crystal Rock, Castle Rock, Shotgun, The Passage; Wainilo, Loh Liang Bay, Pink Beach, Torpedo Alley, Padar: Three Sisters, Secret Garden; Rinca: Horseshoe Bay, Cannibal Rock, Yellow Wall of Texas, Manta Alley, viewpoint hiking trail, Komodo dragon visit

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Denpasar Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Komodo and Sumbawa onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning.

Days 2-10
Komodo National Park, of myth and legend where dragons roam, is surrounded by rich nutrient-rich waters where a kaleidoscope of colour and life awaits intermediate and advanced scuba divers. Expect to see schools of reef fish gathered around amazing hard and soft coral formations that attract big hunters like barracuda, trevallies, tunas and reef sharks. The strong currents attract mantas, dolphins, sunfish and eagle rays. Look out for critters too as they will be everywhere, from submerged walls to sandy flat bottoms, expert dive guide will help locate them - pygmy seahorses, ghost pipefish, frogfish, rhinopia, nudibranchs, ribbon eels, sea apples and blue-ringed octopus, to name just a few.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising to port.

Day 11
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Labuan Bajo airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Please note that the trip sometimes runs in reverse - check above for details.

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Komodo National Park & Flores (11 Days / 10 Nights - 31 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Flores: Sabolan, Pulau Raja; Komodo: Sebayur, Karang Makassar, Tatawa Besar, Siaba Kecil, Gili Lawa: Crystal Rock, Castle Rock, Shotgun, The Passage; Wainilo, Lasa, Pink Beach, Torpedo Alley, Padar: Three Sisters, Secret Garden; Rinca: Horseshoe Bay, Cannibal Rock, Yellow Wall of Texas, Manta Alley, viewpoint hiking trail, Komodo dragon visit

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Maumere Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Komodo and Flores onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning.

Days 2-10
Komodo National Park, of myth and legend where dragons roam, is surrounded by rich nutrient-rich waters where a kaleidoscope of colour and life awaits intermediate and advanced scuba divers. Expect to see schools of reef fish gathered around amazing hard and soft coral formations that attract big hunters like barracuda, trevallies, tunas and reef sharks. The strong currents attract mantas, dolphins, sunfish and eagle rays. Look out for critters too as they will be everywhere, from submerged walls to sandy flat bottoms, expert dive guide will help locate them - pygmy seahorses, ghost pipefish, frogfish, rhinopia, nudibranchs, ribbon eels, sea apples and blue-ringed octopus, to name just a few.
The sites around Flores have some absolutely world class diving with amazing critters like hairy frogfish and Halimeda ghostpipefish, rhinopias, tiger shrimps, wonderpus, octopus, bobbit worms, pygmy seahorses. Superb macro life, amazing coral and benthic diversity, and schooling fish are the main marine attractions. Whitetip reef sharks, bamboo sharks, schools of fusiliers, surgeons and rabbitfish, giant trevally, turtles, oversized bumphead parrotfish. Spanish Dancers and other fascinating nocturnal critters can be seen on several dives.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising to port.

Day 11
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Labuan Bajo airport, according to your after-trip plans.
Please note that the trip sometimes runs in reverse - check above for details.

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Alor (10 Days / 9 Nights - 27 Dives)

Trip highlights: great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Bacatan, Kawula, Alor: Pantar Strait, Pura, Reta, Kalabahi Bay, Beang Abang, Adonara; Flores: Pulau Babi, traditional village visit

Day 1
On the day of embarkation you will be greeted by the team at Labuan Bajo Airport and transferred to the yacht. You will have time to settle in, prepare your gear and relax from your travels. The cruise directors will then also give you an orientation about the amenities on board, the safety features and procedures, and the cruise itinerary. Typically, the afternoon and night is used to make your way to the first dive destination. An amazing dive vacation in Alor onboard the Coralia liveaboard is about to begin. Take a seat in the air-conditioned saloon and enjoy dinner while the boat leaves port. The first dive will be the next morning.

Days 2-9
The sites around the Alor Archipelago have some absolutely world class diving with amazing critters like hairy frogfish and Halimeda ghostpipefish, rhinopias, tiger shrimps, wonderpus, octopus, bobbit worms, pygmy seahorses. Superb macro life, amazing coral and benthic diversity, and schooling fish are the main marine attractions. Whitetip reef sharks, bamboo sharks, schools of fusiliers, surgeons and rabbitfish, giant trevally, turtles, oversized bumphead parrotfish. Spanish Dancers and other nocturnal critters can be seen on several dives. Alor is a place that always gives great pleasure to divers, with its healthy reefs and a high variety of underwater conditions, from strong currents to protected bays, from diving in cooler waters to warmer ones. It has some resident dugongs too.
In the morning you’ll hear a knock on your door to let you know it’s time for a quick breakfast - croissants, fresh fruit and coffee to kick start your day, ready for the 1st dive of the morning. Then the briefing for the first dive will take place in the restaurant, before you go to the dive deck and get your things ready (wetsuit, dive computer, camera). The rest of your dive gear will be waiting for you in the tender. A ride will take you to the first site. The guides will check the current and maybe modify the dive plan if necessary. And then it’s time to hop in and enjoy the dive. After, the tender will pick you up and take you back to the main boat for some dry towels and the next meal. From then on it is 'eat, dive, relax, and repeat'. There will be 3 or 4 dives per day. The 4th dive may be a night dive or a sunset dive, depending on what works best. On some days there might be a land excursion visiting a nice viewpoint or another place of interest.
There will be a ‘small' breakfast before the first dive where there will be cereal, muesli, fresh fruit, bread and pastries. After the first dive there will be ‘big’ breakfast. This is a buffet with eggs cooked to order. Pancakes, porridge, and Indonesian noodle soup can also be ordered. The buffet might include 2 or more of the following: potato, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, nasi goring (Indonesian fried rice), mee goreng (Indonesian noodles). Lunch after the second dive will be a buffet with a delicious mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There will always be rice or pasta, plus a selection of vegetables, salad, curry, fish or meat dishes, and a soup. After the third dive there will be snacks such as cake, fried banana, fresh fruit, cookies, etc. After the fourth dive dinner will be served buffet style. Again there will be a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. There is also a You will get your own reusable water bottle as a take home souvenir.
Please note that only 2 dives will take place on the last full day of the trip. In the afternoon the yacht starts cruising back to port.

Day 10
Last chance to enjoy croissants and hot drinks before you travel to Labuan Bajo airport, according to your after-trip plans.

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[Information is best estimate in ideal circumstances and subject to changes beyond our control. The itinerary is a guide only and may be adapted to best suit the weather, tides, currents, availability and other prevailing events. Price is for the cruise, not for an exact number of dives].

The Coralia liveaboard has 4 double bed Master cabins (size 30 spm) on the main and upper decks, each with a private balcony, sun chair and outside sofa, where guests can indulge in the tropical scenery and never miss a sunrise or sunset. On the lower deck the are 2 double bed cabins (24 sqm) and can be turned into a triple cabins if required; and 2 twin bed cabins (22 sqm). All double beds are 180x200 cm and twin/single beds are 90x200 cm.

All the cabins have: No. of bathrooms / showers - 9 / 9 - hot water