




Amalia Liveaboard Komodo
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Explore Komodo National Park aboard the Amalia, a traditional wooden liveaboard offering flexible schedules and a fantastic crew.



The Amalia is a traditional wooden liveaboard offering flexible schedules and a fantastic crew. Expect gourmet meals, quality equipment, and the best dive sites!
All trips depart from Labuan Bajo. Fly into Komodo Airport (LBJ) via Bali (DPS) or Jakarta (CGK) and make your way by taxi to Uber Scuba (approximately 10 minutes).
Dive Overview
Dive into the world-renowned waters of Komodo National Park, home to an incredible array of marine life. Experience thrilling drift dives with massive schools of fish and gorgeous coral reefs. Visit remote dive sites that cant be reached on daily trips from the mainland. Encounter manta rays, sharks, turtles, and all kinds of tropical reef fish.
[See: Komodo Dive Travel Guide]
Accommodation Overview
Amalia boasts 5 cabins made up of 2 x Double Ensuites, 2 x Twins, and 1 Family Cabin, with the latter cabins sharing a bathroom. Each cabin is naturally ventilated and appointed with plenty of storage.
With various cabin types available, there is a comfortable cabin for every traveler keen to experience the incredible diving of Komodo National Park.
Food & Drinks
Wake up to morning coffee and freshly baked bread, enjoy fresh squeezed juices, hot ginger tea, and cold drinking water throughout the day. Amalias chefs prepare gourmet meals in the open kitchen.
Dive Information
3 Nights / 11 Dives | North (April - November)
- DEPARTURE: Departure at 9.30 AM.
- 11 DIVES (INCLUDING 1 NIGHT DIVE)
- The Best of the Season: Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, The Cauldron,Golden Passage, Manta Point, Tatawa Kecil &Besar, Siaba Besar & Kecil, Batu Bolong,Mauan, Police Corner and more...
- TREKKING: Dragons, Pink Beach & Padar
- CHECK OUT: Return to harbor at 2 - 3 PM.
- On the last day, only 2 dives, so book your flightaccordingly.
3 Nights / 11 Dives | South (December - April)
- DEPARTURE: Departure at 9.30 AM.
- 11 DIVES (INCLUDING 1 NIGHT DIVE)
- The Best of the Season: Manta Point, Tatawa Besar, Siaba Besar, Batu Bolong, Padar Beach, Secret Garden, Pilarsteen, 3 Sisters, Cannibal Rock, Yellow Wall, Eagle Rock, and more...
- TREKKING: Dragon, Pink Beach & Padar
- CHECK OUT: Return to harbor at 2 - 3 PM.
- On the last day, only 2 dives, so book your flight accordingly.
4 Nights / 15 Dives | South - Central
- DEPARTURE: Departure at 9.30 AM.
- 15 DIVES (INCLUDING 2 NIGHT DIVES)
- The Best of the Season: Manta Point, Tatawa Besar, Siaba Besar and Kecil, Batu Bolong, Mauan, Pengah, Waenilu, Police Corner, Padar Beach, Secret Garden, 3 Sisters, Cannibal Rock, Yellow Wall, Eagle Rock, Boulders, and more...
- TREKKING: Dragons, Padar Trek / Beach Sunset
- CHECK OUT: Return to harbor at 2 - 3 PM.
- On the last day, only 2 dives, so book your flight accordingly (see the FAQ).
5 Nights / 18 Dives | South Central
- DEPARTURE: Departure at 9.30 AM.
- 18 DIVES (INCLUDING 2 NIGHT DIVES)
- The Best of the Season: Manta Point, Tatawa Besar, Siaba Besar and Kecil, Batu Bolong, Mauan, Pengah, Waenilu, Police Corner, Padar Beach, Secret Garden, 3 Sisters, Cannibal Rock, Yellow Wall, Eagle Rock, Boulders, The Arch and more...
- TREKKING: Dragons, Pink Beach & Padar
- CHECK OUT: Return to harbor at 2 - 3 PM.
- On the last day, only 2 dives, so book your flight accordingly (see the FAQ).
6 Nights / 22 Dives | Central - North
- DEPARTURE: Departure at 9.30 AM.
- 22 DIVES (INCLUDING 2 OR 3 NIGHT DIVES)
- The Best of the Season: Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, The Cauldron or Shotgun, Spanish Slope, Golden Passage, Manta Point, Lighthouse, Tatawa Kecil & Besar, Siaba Besar & Kecil, Batu Bolong, Mauan, Police Corner and more...
- TREKKING: Dragons, Pink Beach & Padar
- CHECK OUT: Return to harbor at 2 - 3 PM.
6 Nights / 22 Dives | South
- DEPARTURE: Departure at 9.30 AM.
- 22 DIVES (INCLUDING 2 OR 3 NIGHT DIVES)
- The Best of the Season: Manta Point, Tatawa Besar, Siaba Besar and Kecil, Batu Bolong, Mauan, Police Corner, Pengah, Waenilu, Padar Beach, Secret Garden, Pilarsteen, 3 Sisters, Cannibal Rock, Yellow Wall, Eagle Rock, Boulders, The Arch and more...
- TREKKING: Dragons, Pink Beach & Padar
- CHECK OUT: Return to harbor at 2 - 3 PM.
Typical Day Aboard The Amalia
- 6.00 AM: LIGHT breakfast, set up in the salon.
- 7-7.30 AM: First briefing and dive 1
- 8.30 AM: Big and delicious breakfast
- 10 AM: Second dive site briefing & exciting fun dive number 2
- 12.30 PM: Enjoy a hot, freshly cooked lunch by our onboard chef and relax
- 2 PM: Dive site briefing and the final thrilling dive of the day
- 3.30 PM: Snacks and swimming
- 4-6 PM: Trekking, paddle boarding, sunset on the beach, music
- 6.30 PM: Night dive or logbook time
- 7.30 PM: Dinner, briefing for the day after ...
- 9.30 PM: Generator off... Sweet Dreams :)
Cabin details
Family/Friends Cabin
This spacious cabin accommodates three guests with one double bed, one single bed, a shared bathroom, natural ventilation, a fan, charging stations, and night lights.
Twin Cabin
Featuring a nautical theme, this cabin offers two single beds, a shared bathroom, natural ventilation, a porthole window, a fan, charging stations, and night lights.
Double Ensuite Cabin
Designed for comfort, this cabin includes a double bed, a private en-suite bathroom, natural ventilation, a porthole window, a ceiling fan, charging stations, and night lights.
Boat features
Boat facilities
SCHEDULE, RATES & AVAILABILITY
Amalia Liveaboard Komodo Rates 2024
All rates are per person, with the Family Cabin price based on triple occupancy.
Accommodation Type | 3 Nights | 4 Nights | 5 Nights | 6 Nights |
Twin Cabin (Bunk) | 14,800,000 IDR | 18,000,000 IDR | 21,200,000 IDR | 24,500,000 IDR |
Ensuite Cabin | 16,400,000 IDR | 20,300,000 IDR | 23,700,000 IDR | 27,300,000 IDR |
Larger Twin Cabin | 15,600,000 IDR | 19,200,000 IDR | 22,500,000 IDR | 25,900,000 IDR |
Family Cabin (3 pax) | 40,900,000 IDR | 48,900,000 IDR | 57,900,000 IDR | 66,700,000 ID |
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More information about this trip

Included
- All meals, soft drinks, and snacks.
- Full set of recreational scuba diving equipment.
- Scuba dives according to the chosen itinerary.
- Stand-up paddle, land excursions, beach BBQ, and sunset beach drinks.

Practical information
- Time Zone: UTC+8
- Local Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)
- Language: English and Indonesian
- Electricity: 220 Volt

Boat Specifications
- Length: 29 meters
- Beam: 5 meters
- Speed: 8 knots
- Engine: 6-cylinder Mitsubishi
- Maximum guests: 11
- Number of cabins: 5
- Number of bathrooms: 3
Fellow traveler's reviews






Jeff Ryder
1164 Reviews




My family and I just returned from a four-day live aboard dive trip on the Amalia, which I chartered so we could do what we wanted. My son is 15 and has logged about 20 dives, so I was a bit concerned about their ability to dive Komodo, given the strong currents it is known for, but I was thrilled to see him diving at such an advanced level - completely neutral buoyancy, calm in currents - that we were able to do all of the advanced dives that the northern Komodo area offers. Highlights were Batu Balong, Crystal Rock, Castle Rock and the Cauldron. My daughter is not a big diver but did a few of the easy dives. Bottom line - the diving here is spectacular. I have dived in many places around Indonesia and the world, and would say Komodo is better than Fiji and perhaps on par or close to Raja Ampat. It might have not quite as many fish as Raja Ampat, but the diversity of life across the dives, and the exciting currents make for spectacular diving. Swimming in huge schools of swirling fusiliers with jacks on the hunt, having sharks swim towards you out of curiosity and lack of fear, seeing hundreds of different species, coral upon coral, awesome currents such as the 'shotgun' on the Cauldron dive. All of it is world class.I love that the entire area is a national park with protected reefs, so the only other boats or people you see are dive boats and some local fishing boats - no large boats or ships, no towns, no pollution, no human development. This pristine wilderness above and below, on land and at sea. It's awesome. The topside attraction is clearly the Komodo dragons but note they are tough to spot in July/August due to the mating season, which was something I read about but our boat downplayed a bit. We did an extended hike, which was a great call because it was only on the extension that we came across a male and female basking in the sun overlooking the ocean.The Amalia is a ton of fun, with loads of character and great food. The crew and dive staff are completely professional, highly service oriented and very friendly. They made the trip as stress free as possible. Rian was our dive master and he made us feel at ease and completely safe under water. The whole staff took great care of us while on the boat. I slept up top in the open air every night and we spent our time between dives lounging on the deck, eating and visiting remote beaches. The food was great and they were creative in coming up with options for us whether snorkeling, visiting beaches, stand up paddling or jumping off the top of the boat. It was a blast for the whole family.We are pretty sturdy travelers and if you are into luxury accommodations this might not be for you. The cabins are snug, the bathrooms very snug and things are not as immaculate as you'd get in a high end hotel. They should be, and we didn't care, but high end travelers might, so just a heads up.Overall a 5 star experience! Thank you again to the Amalia team!!!