Tiare
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Tiare was newly built in 2016, a 45-meter (148-foot) traditional Indonesian Phinisi offering high-end luxurious cruising for 14 guests on a journey of discovery around the Indonesian archipelago.
Solitude Adventurer
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Solitude Adventurer is a 36-metre (118-foot) aluminum catamaran which can cater up to 18 guests in 8 cabins. She specializes in Raja Ampat & Komodo and offers occasional Banda Sea trips.
Shakti
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The 32-meter (104-foot) Shakti has been based in Raja Ampat since 2002, her crew & diving are simply superb. She has recently changed from scheduled trips to private charters.
Seven Seas
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The dramatic-looking Seven Seas is a 33-meter (108-foot), traditionally built Indonesian sailing schooner. Cruise itineraries include Bali, Komodo, Wakatobi, Raja Ampat, Alor or Banda Sea.
Seahorse
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The popular MSY Seahorse offers itineraries which include the most sought-after destinations in Indonesia: Komodo, Raja Ampat, Triton Bay, Banda Sea & north and south Sulawesi.
Samambaia
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The magnificent 131-foot (40-meter) traditional Indonesian Phinisi Samambaia sleeps up to 14 guests in total luxury. Her itineraries include Raja Ampat, Komodo, the Banda Sea & Alor.
Raja Ampat Aggressor
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The Raja Ampat Aggressor is a 100-foot/30m long boxy and sturdy vessel , built in 2000 in Thailand with a primary focus on scuba diving. In 2015 it transformed into the Raja Ampat Aggressor, exclusively navigating Indonesian seas.
Pindito
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A 124-foot (37.8-meter) traditional Indonesian schooner, the Pindito was the first major dive liveaboard to cruise Raja Ampat. Her owner & captain will be your expert guide.
Pelagian
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Simply luxurious. That’s the Pelagian. Pelagian’s cruising route includes exclusive access to the diving sites in the extended Wakatobi region, in southeast Sulawesi.
Ondina
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The 32-meter (105-foot) motor sailer, Ondina, takes 16 divers in 8 cabins & offers diverse itineraries to Raja Ampat, Cenderawasih Bay, North Banda Sea, Triton Bay and Halmahera.