Bali / Moyo / Sangeang / Banta / Rinca / Nusa Kode / Toro Longkoi / Komodo Area / Gili Lawa / Satonda / Bali Komodo Liveaboards – Sea Safari Diving in Komodo Marine National Park, Moyo Island National Park, Rinca - Nusa Kode, Tora Lonkoy and Satonda Island are very beautiful tropical area.

Diving Sea Safari offers the Dive Komodo liveaboard look forward to welcoming you to Indonesia to dive Komodo area with Komodo liveaboard for Sea Safari diving from Bali to Komodo onto Moyo Island, Rinca - Nusa Kode, Tora Lonkoy and Satonda for Komodo dive trip.

Bali / Moyo / Komodo Area / Gili Lawa / Satonda / Bali Komodo Liveaboards – Sea Safari Diving in Komodo Marine National Park, Moyo Island National Park and Satonda Island are very beautiful tropical area. Dive Cruise adventures offers on this Dive Komodo liveaboard look forward to welcoming you to Indonesia to dive Komodo area with Komodo liveaboard

for Sea Safari diving from Bali to Komodo onto Moyo Island and Satonda for Komodo dive trip.

Labuan Bajo – Komodo – Labuan Bajo 7 Days/6 Nights Diving Liveaboard Komodo National Park is an exiting and sometimes very challenging place to dive and liveaboard. Komodo island is one of most diverse and rich marine environments in the world, home to over 1,000 species of fish and 250 types of reef-building coral. The coral reefs in the north of the park are rich with colourful

combinations of hard and soft corals. Be delighted by the ever present schools of Anthias, Wrasses, majestic angel fish, and larger predators - reef sharks and giant trevally.

Bali's most famous dive site. One of most bali dive site is Tulamben. Tulambet have a comfortable under water scene. Tulamben is situated in the richest marine bio geographic zone in the world. Being on the north-east coast, the bay receives very plankton-rich waters from the major ocean current that moves from the Pacific to the Indian Ocean.

Tulamben contains a stunningly diverse underwater ecosystem.
Besides amazing coral growth this reef also features an unbelievable landscape sculpted by many overhanging rocks. The presence of smaller reef fish is abundant, with angel fish being the species worth mentioning. Besides emperor angel fish, yellow-faced angelfish and blue-banded angel fish can be found with the duke fish rounding out the selection as a member of the angel fish family. Quite often, huge schools of jack fish pass the wall, darkening the sun. Although it is a wall, this dive site is also suitable for snorkeling.

Tulamben is a wonderful place to learn to dive and to learn about underwater life. There are occasional sightings of Mola-Mola (Sunfish), Manta Rays, Whale Shark, tuna and other pelagics but it is the permanent population of Tulamben that brings people here for the 1st and 100th time.

Diving Sea Safari offer 8 days/7 nights diving liveaboard in Raja Ampat - Sorong, Papua. Raja Ampat archipelago located off the northwest tip of Bird's Head Peninsula on the island of New Guinea. Raja Ampat archipelago encompasses nearly ten million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Raja Ampat consists of the four large islands of Waigeo, Batanta,Salawati, and Misool, plus hundreds of smaller islands.

Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world.

Raja Ampat offers you another cutting edge experiences except the under water habitat, the above water view, beautiful sunset.

Reef dives around Ambon are also spectacular with good coral coverage, schooling fish and unusual formations. There are so many species of fish present in the Ambon region that specialists cannot give the exact total number. What is known is that there are more than 3000 species of fish and several hundred species of corals accounted for with the numbers still rising. Even the healthiest of Caribbean reefs has only 10 or 20 percent of the species diversity of a comparable reef in Ambon.

Ambon's diving was one of the mecca's of Indonesia's diving. The near-mythical Twilight Zone, king of the Muck Dives in Ambon at Laha is still great. Previously this site was filled with devil scorpionfish, strange octopus, boxer crabs, leaf scorpionfish, nudibranchs galore, weird frogfish, shrimps, stargazers, the list goes on. Still is. Flamboyant Cuttlefish, Rhinopious, loads of frogfish, Cockatoo Waspfish, ghost pipefish.

This is amazing to explore Ambon's and Banda Neira's under water.

East Borneo Derawan / Sangalaki / Kakaban / Maratua Live On Board Dive Itinerary X Tarakan 7 nites / 8 days based on twin sharing cabin. Derawan Island Derawan Island is located in east of Kalimantan island and can reached easily from Balikpapan.

Derawan island have varied of biota, from walls and fringing reef to caverns. Big green turtles (chelonia mydas), whitetip leopard and nurse sharks, schooling barracudas, napoleon wrasses, cuttle fish, spanish mackerel, jacks and batfishes, and ornamental reef fishes hang out in record densities and diversity. There are also big fish in the waters: Whitetips, Blacktips, Grey reef Sharks and even the occasional Blue Makko can be seen for examle at the Blue Trigger Point.

Eight Days Amazing Alor : Maumere / Sarbete / Ternate / Reta / Pura / Pantar / Lamalera / Adonara / Pulau Babi / Maumere. Alor island is located between Flores and Sawae sea. Alor have amazingly underwater scene and recognized as one of Asia's top ten dive destinations and is heralded as one of the best in the world by all those who have dived there with us.

At Dive Alor we concentrate on giving you the most exciting and enjoyable Alor diving experience possible.

Whether you're into muck, big fish, macro or walls, we cater for you're every need with a smorgasbord of diving possibilities.

The Raja Ampat, or “Four Kings,” archipelago encompasses more than 9.8 million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Located in the Coral Triangle, the heart of the world’s coral reef biodiversity, the seas around Raja Ampat possibly hold the richest variety of species in the world. The area’s massive coral colonies show that its reefs are resistant to threats like coral bleaching and disease —threats that now jeopardize the survival of corals around the world. In addition, Raja Ampat’s strong ocean currents sweep coral larvae across the Indian and Pacific Oceans to replenish other reef ecosystems. Raja Ampat’s coral diversity, resilience to threats, and ability to replenish reefs make it a global priority for marine protection.