There are many amazing Indonesia liveaboard diving destinations, including but not limited to Raja Ampat, Triton Bay, Cenderawasih Bay, Derawan, Ambon and the Banda Sea, and Wakatobi. Unique islands such as Komodo diving are also best explored via liveaboard in Indonesia. New scuba diving hotspots keep popping up in the past few years in Indonesia, and there's no sign of slowing down. If you're interested in exploring new untouched destinations, contact us for the latest dive travel information and Indonesia liveaboards.
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Guide to indonesia Liveaboard Diving
In general, Indonesia liveaboard diving can be divided into two distinct seasons: November to May (prime season for diving Raja Ampat) and May to October (transition trips and Komodo season). However, keep in mind that most areas in Indonesia can be dived year-round and that there are more liveaboards in Indonesia than most other scuba diving destinations. This means that you'll find many different liveaboard trip variations, visiting/combining various different areas. To give you an idea:
November to May
November to May is the prime liveaboard diving season in Raja Ampat. Most Indonesia liveaboards sail and dive this holy grail of the Coral Triangle during this time of year, with a smaller number of liveaboards staying in other areas such as Komodo.
Other areas visited by liveaboards in Indonesia during these months include the Banda Sea, Sulawesi (keep an eye out for a trip that starts or finishes in Lembeh or North Sulawesi, as it could mean an epic resort + liveaboard combo trip), Halmahera, and Triton Bay (often in combination with Raja Ampat).
June to October
May/June to September/October offer a wide variety of itineraries on Indonesia liveaboards, often combining various different regions. These are the most popular time of year to dive Komodo and you can find many trips sailing the entire length of the national park from north to south.
Alor is also often visited during this time of year, often in combination with Komodo, or the Banda Sea.
Many operators opt to sail the Banda Sea around the months of September and October, which offer the best conditions for diving and navigation. This also happens to be the hammerhead shark season of the area.
Interested in diving with sharks? Check out our list of the Best Shark Diving in the World.
A small number of Indoneisa liveaboards stay in the Raja Ampat area during these months, visiting northern Raja Ampat and other "nearby" areas like Cenderawasih Bay, Banda Sea, and Forgotten Islands.
Derawan a lesser-known but no less special scuba diving destination is another great area visited by a number of liveaboards in the summer months.
year-Round indonesia liveaboard Destinations
You can find a small number of Indonesia liveaboards that choose to stay in one area year-round, especially in Raja Ampat, Komodo, and Wakatobi. This means that you dive destinations any time! However, keep in mind that for massive areas like Raja Ampat and Komodo, there will be months when you can't visit certain areas. Don't hesitate to drop us a line if you have any questions about liveaboard options in a particular area or in a certain month!
LIveaboards in Indonesia
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