Dive charters through Indonesia’s richest reefs—unhurried, immersive, and far from the crowds
As a private charter, the experience is entirely yours. Set your own pace, dive when and where you want, and enjoy the rare luxury of a liveaboard dedicated solely to you and your group.
Dive in Indonesia’s Coral Triangle, home to the world’s highest marine biodiversity: reef sharks, manta rays, turtles, schools of fish, and thriving coral systems.
We take a gentle approach to diving. No more than two dives per day, and only four divers per dive keeps the experience un-rushed and supports low-impact interaction with marine ecosystems.
Explore remote islands and lesser-known dive sites—no crowds, no rush. We follow the rhythm of the ocean, adapting to tides and weather to find the best conditions each day.
From current-swept pinnacles and coral walls to calm lagoons, Indonesia offers something for every diver—whether it’s macro life, big fish, or perfect corals.
Above water is just as rewarding—take in the scenery from deck, visit island villages, or simply enjoy the quiet between dives.
We take a slow travel approach to diving — no more than four divers per dive and no more than two dives per day. With no rigid schedule, we dive where the conditions are best and stay longer in exceptional places. On a private charter, you shape the journey—no need to adjust to others’ preferences or pace.
Indonesia is unmatched in its underwater diversity. As the heart of the Coral Triangle, its reefs are a living library of marine life—many species found nowhere else on earth. Whether you’re drifting alongside a reef wall in Raja Ampat, exploring Komodo’s coral slopes, or exploring new dive sites in the Banggai, every dive reveals something extraordinary.
We prioritise low-impact diving practices—small groups, no-touch policies, and limited daily dives—ensuring both guest experience and reef health remain at their best.
With warm waters year-round (26–29°C) and visibility often exceeding 25 metres, conditions are ideal for both experienced divers and those new to tropical diving. Seasonal highlights range from manta encounters in Komodo to pygmy seahorses and walking (Epaulette) sharks in Raja Ampat.
Our boats are custom-built for exploring Indonesia’s remote regions.
The Bajau features a large, purpose-designed dive room with ample space for gear, camera equipment, and post-dive relaxation.
The Bugis can be adapted for dedicated dive trips and also supports a mix of diving and snorkelling.
Both vessels can be chartered exclusively—giving you uninterrupted time and space to dive, decompress, and enjoy the journey exactly as you like it.
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.
