Coralia
Trip dates, price & live availability
Cabins

Double Lower Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Fan Ventilator
TV
Wifi
Toilet
Shower
Bathtub
Hair Dryer
Safe
Refrigerator

Twin Lower Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Fan Ventilator
TV
Wifi
Toilet
Shower
Bathtub
Hair Dryer
Safe
Refrigerator

Master (Main & Upper Deck) Main Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Fan Ventilator
TV
Wifi
Toilet
Shower
Bathtub
Hair Dryer
Safe
Refrigerator
Deck plan
Features & facilities
Boat features & facilities
Massage area
Lounge & restaurant
Camera room
Nitrox
Shore activities/excursions
Dive equipment rental
Dive features & facilities
Hot water shower
Dive Overview
Raja Ampat diving is breathtakingly spectacular and truly unforgettable. Hard and soft corals compete for space on reefs that are bursting with life and color. Swarms of small fish such as damsels, fusiliers, and anthias mill about on the reef flats, while not too far away the large schools of tuna, trevally and mackerel congregate. Batfish, surgeonfish, and barracuda aggregate around jettys and reef points, while angel and butterflyfish decorate both the reef flats and jagged coral towers that are home to abundant marine life. Large fish species include napoleon wrasse, bumpheads, and giant sweetlips, and being in shark sanctuary, not a day goes by where divers dont spot one of the many species of reef shark in the area.
[See: Raja Ampat, Ambon & Banda Sea, Komodo, Alor & Flores Dive Travel Guides]


Lower Deck Double and Twin cabins


Master Cabin
Accommodation Overview
Coralia has 8 spacious cabins that are designed to provide a stylish and authentic sanctuary for nature enthusiasts. All cabins have their own bathrooms and are tastefully decorated, incorporating traditional design elements with modern features.
- 4 MASTER CABINS on the main and upper decks are spacious and airy with private deck and a total of 30 m space.
- 2 DOUBLE CABINS in lower deck are 24 m and can be turned into a triple room when needed.
- 2 TWIN CABINS in lower deck are 22 m.


Coralia's Lounge & Restaurant


Coralia's Sundeck & Camera Room
Itineraries
Itinerary 1: Raja Ampat (Misool & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 1: Raja Ampat (Misool & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 2: Raja Ampat (Misool & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 2: Raja Ampat (Misool & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 3: Raja Ampat (Misool & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 3: Raja Ampat (Misool & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 4: Raja Ampat (Misool & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 4: Raja Ampat (Misool & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 5: Raja Ampat (Misool, Dampier Strait & Wayag)
Itinerary 5: Raja Ampat (Misool, Dampier Strait & Wayag)
Itinerary 6: Raja Ampat (Misool, Dampier Strait & Wayag)
Itinerary 6: Raja Ampat (Misool, Dampier Strait & Wayag)
Itinerary 7: Raja Ampat (Dampier Strait & Wayag)
Itinerary 7: Raja Ampat (Dampier Strait & Wayag)
Itinerary 8: Raja Ampat (Dampier Strait & Wayag)
Itinerary 8: Raja Ampat (Dampier Strait & Wayag)
Itinerary 9: Raja Ampat (Dampier Strait & Wayag)
Itinerary 9: Raja Ampat (Dampier Strait & Wayag)
Itinerary 10: Raja Ampat, South Halmahera & Lembeh
Itinerary 10: Raja Ampat, South Halmahera & Lembeh
Itinerary 11: Lembeh & South Halmahera
Itinerary 11: Lembeh & South Halmahera
Itinerary 12: South Halmahera & Raja Ampat
Itinerary 12: South Halmahera & Raja Ampat
Itinerary 13: Cenderawasih Bay (start in Sorong)
Itinerary 13: Cenderawasih Bay (start in Sorong)
Itinerary 14: Cenderawasih Bay (start in Sorong)
Itinerary 14: Cenderawasih Bay (start in Sorong)
Itinerary 15: Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 15: Cenderawasih Bay
Itinerary 16: Cenderawasih Bay (end in Sorong)
Itinerary 16: Cenderawasih Bay (end in Sorong)
Itinerary 17: Cenderawasih Bay (end in Sorong)
Itinerary 17: Cenderawasih Bay (end in Sorong)
Itinerary 18: Raja Ampat (Batanta & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 18: Raja Ampat (Batanta & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 19: Raja Ampat (Batanta & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 19: Raja Ampat (Batanta & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 20: Raja Ampat (Batanta, Kawe & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 20: Raja Ampat (Batanta, Kawe & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 21: Raja Ampat (Batanta, Kawe & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 21: Raja Ampat (Batanta, Kawe & Dampier Strait)
Itinerary 22: Raja Ampat, Banda Islands, Ambon
Itinerary 22: Raja Ampat, Banda Islands, Ambon
Itinerary 23: Raja Ampat, Banda Islands, Ambon
Itinerary 23: Raja Ampat, Banda Islands, Ambon
Itinerary 24: Ambon, Banda & Forgotten Islands
Itinerary 24: Ambon, Banda & Forgotten Islands
Itinerary 25: Forgotten Islands & Ambon
Itinerary 25: Forgotten Islands & Ambon
Itinerary 26: Forgotten Islands, Banda & Ambon
Itinerary 26: Forgotten Islands, Banda & Ambon
Itinerary 27: Ambon, Banda Islands & Raja Ampat
Itinerary 27: Ambon, Banda Islands & Raja Ampat
Itinerary 28: Ambon, Banda Islands & Raja Ampat
Itinerary 28: Ambon, Banda Islands & Raja Ampat
Itinerary 29: Raja Ampat & Halmahera
Itinerary 29: Raja Ampat & Halmahera
Itinerary 30: Maumere, Alor & Komodo
Itinerary 30: Maumere, Alor & Komodo
Itinerary 31: Halmahera & Lembeh
Itinerary 31: Halmahera & Lembeh
Itinerary 32: Komodo
Itinerary 32: Komodo
Itinerary 33: Komodo
Itinerary 33: Komodo
Itinerary 34: Komodo
Itinerary 34: Komodo
Itinerary 35: Komodo & Sumbawa (ends in Bali)
Itinerary 35: Komodo & Sumbawa (ends in Bali)
Itinerary 36: Komodo & Sumbawa (starts in Bali)
Itinerary 36: Komodo & Sumbawa (starts in Bali)
Itinerary 37: Komodo & Flores
Itinerary 37: Komodo & Flores
Itinerary 38: Alor
Itinerary 38: Alor
Itinerary 39: Alor
Itinerary 39: Alor
Itinerary 40: Alor, Forgotten Islands, Banda Sea & Ambon
Itinerary 40: Alor, Forgotten Islands, Banda Sea & Ambon
More information
Practical information
Time Zone
UTC+9
Local Currency
IDR (Indonesian Rupiah)
Language
Indonesian & English
Electricity
220 Volt, 50 Hertz avalaible for cabins & camera room
Payment methods
Cash (IDR, USD, or EUR)
Boat specifications
Year built: 2018
Length (LOA): 48 m
Beam: 9.10 m
Draft: 3.75 m
Displacement: 361 tons
Engines: 2 Mitsubishi Marine Engines 560HP&360HP
Electronic Appliances: Radar 35 MM Furuno, echo sounder Furuno, GPS Furuno, WHS SSB Radio, Ericsson satellite phone, TV & Music system, computers
Cruising Speed: 9 -11 knots
Safety: 2 * 20 persons inflatable life rafts, life jackets (40 pcs), buoys, safety flares, smoke detectors in each cabin, fire extinguishers, first aids equipment, oxygen onboard, hyperbaric chambers in Bali, Makassar, Manado and Jakarta
Diesel Generators: 1 * Yanmar Marine 60 KW ~ 1 * Yanmar Silent 40 KW
Water Tank: 10,000 liter + desalination unit (capacity 10,000 liters per day)
Fuel Tank: 15 tons
Scuba Tanks: 30 * 11 liters tanks. 4 * 15 liters tanks
Compressors: 2 Bauer Mariner, NRC Nitrox membrane
Tenders: 2 X 8m fiberglass dinghies with Yamaha 40HP outboard engines
Maximum guests: 16
Number of cabins: 8
Crew: 16 people and Cruise Director
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