A visual guide to our seasons, routes, and regional rhythms across Indonesia
Indonesia’s marine regions shift with the monsoon winds, and so do we. Our cruising seasons follow the best weather and calmest seas for each destination—ensuring optimal diving, snorkelling, and anchorages year-round.
May to September
— dry season, steady trade winds, and crystal visibility.
October to March — ideal for calm crossings and consistent underwater visibility.
October to March
— flat seas and excellent diving conditions.
Inter-season voyages connect the regions during shoulder months, opening access to seldom-visited marine corridors
May to September
— dry season, steady trade winds, and crystal visibility.
October to March — ideal for calm crossings and consistent underwater visibility.
October to March
— flat seas and excellent diving conditions.
Inter-season voyages connect the regions during shoulder months, opening access to seldom-visited marine corridors
Indonesia is vast, but reaching our starting points is easier than it seems. Whether you’re arriving internationally or connecting from Bali or Jakarta, our embarkation ports are accessible and well-connected.
Our cruises follow the seasons, shifting slowly between Indonesia’s richest marine regions. In 2025 and 2026, both Bugis and Bajau will journey between Komodo, Raja Ampat, and the Banggai Archipelago, with inter-season crossings through remote areas like Wakatobi, Taka Bonerate, and Halmahera.
Each schedule is shaped to offer the best diving and snorkelling conditions at the right time of year, staying well away from the crowds and following the rhythm of wind, tide, and wildlife.
Each of our destinations offers a chance to slow down, connect with coastal cultures, and experience the ocean in its most vivid form. From manta rays and mangroves to village visits and limestone peaks, we choose to explore places that offer immersion over itinerary—remote, wild corners of Indonesia that reward curiosity, patience, and the quiet joy of discovering what lies beyond the map.
