Indonesia Liveaboards - Indonesia Scuba Diving

Indonesia scuba diving offers diving adventure in the most bio diverse waters in the world. Indonesia has 20% of the world's coral reefs and more recorded fish species than anywhere else. The Indonesia diving options are many and the area is vast, with thousands of islands and over 50,000 km of coastline. The best way, often the only way, to get to the best Indonesia dive sites is on a liveaboard dive safari.

Liveaboard dive trips allow divers to get off the well travelled path away from the crowds. Indonesia diving also represents very good value diving compared to many other world dive destinations.

Use this web site to find the best dive boat for you, whatever your budget. Use our detailed dive site descriptions to select your preferred Indo dive destination. There is a wealth of information in these pages. There are so many underwater wonders to discover in Indonesia. Dive in!

A diver explores an Indonesian Reef Stunning Reefs

A traditional Dive Liveaboard from Indonesia Beautiful Dive Boats

Manta Rays are a common site on many Indonesian Dive sites Prolific Marine Life

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A few suggestions for where to dive in Indonesia:

Komodo National Marine Park - Strong currents and big fish. Manta rays and reef sharks are common as are some amazing critters. Many trips start and end in Bali making them easy to get to. Diving on Komodo liveaboards often includes dives at Bali's best dive sites as well as Sumbawa, Rinca, Flores and Alor.
Raja Ampat - The Irian Jaya region is huge and is definately best dived by liveaboard. Although Raja Ampat is gaining more attention in the diving media it is still a frontier dive destination, far from the bubbling crowds.
Bunaken Marine Park and the Lembeh Strait can both be dived from resort or liveaboard. A liveaboard can combine both destinations for the perfect combination of colourful reefs and amazing critters.
Other liveaboard destinations include the Banda islands, Wakatobi, Sangalaki and Timor.