Indo Master
Built in 2022, the 47m Indo Master liveaboard was built on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi and is handcrafted from ironwood and teak (traditional to the area). You will find no other diving liveaboard as beautiful in Indonesian waters and, being built by divers for divers, you can be rest assured that every need has been thought of and addressed.
Welcoming a maximum of 18 guests per cruise ensures that there is ample space to relax. The 9 guest cabins consist of 4 fixed doubles, 4 fixed twins and 1 family suite (2 double beds), all with air-conditioning and private ensuite bathrooms with hot water.
The spacious air-conditioned saloon offers a great setting for your meals and dive briefings, a cocktail bar, comfortable seating, a charging station and a large flat-screen TV.
Classic Twin Cabin
Cabins 7 & 8 are twin bed cabins located on the lower deck, offering individually controlled air-conditioning, plenty of storage room, and private en-suite bathrooms with hot water.
Classic Double Cabin
Cabins 5 & 6 are fixed double cabins located on the lower deck. Featuring individually controlled air-conditioning units, plenty of storage room, and private en-suite bathrooms with hot water.
Premium Twin Suite
Cabins 3 & 4 are spacious twin bed cabins with spectacular ocean views and Juliet balconies, offering individually controlled air-conditioning, plenty of storage room, and private en-suite bathrooms with hot water.
Superior Double Suite (with Balcony)
Cabins 1 & 2 are spacious double suites located on the upper deck. These 22m2 cabins offer private balconies, individually controlled air-conditioning units, plenty of storage room, and private en-suite bathrooms with hot water.
Premium Twin / Double Suite
Cabin 9 is a spacious family-sized suite with two double beds. Located on the lower deck, this 24m2 cabin offers individually controlled air-conditioning units, plenty of storage room, and private en-suite bathrooms with hot water.
Indonesia liveaboard diving
A liveaboard trip in Indonesia is not just a vacation; it’s an immersive experience that plunges you deep into the world’s most bio-diverse marine environments. From the spectacular creatures that you encounter to the topographies that will leave you awe-struck, liveaboard diving in Indonesia is an adventure that entices divers from all corners of the globe.
Stretching across more than 17,500 islands nestled in the Coral Triangle, Indonesia undoubtedly claims one of the world’s most expansive underwater realms. The sheer size of this archipelago makes it one of the ultimate diving destinations on the planet. When you opt for scuba diving in Indonesia, you are signing up for a smorgasbord of dive experiences that range from tranquil to adrenaline-pumping.
The country boasts the highest marine biodiversity worldwide, serving as home to 15% of the world’s coral reefs. Moreover, over 4,000 different species of fish and invertebrates, many of which are endemic to the region, thrive here. Scientists speculate that numerous species are yet to be identified, which adds an element of discovery to your diving. Swimming alongside manta rays and diverse shark species like white tip reef, grey reef, and endemic walking sharks is part of the allure.
The muck diving is equally compelling, with sites filled with intricate macro-life including rare critters and a variety of fish. Simply put, an Indonesia liveaboard promises an unforgettable, all-encompassing dive experience that you’ll cherish forever.
The advantages of choosing a liveaboard trip over land-based operations are numerous. Liveaboards provide the convenience of diving multiple locations in a single trip. Indo Master has dive guides who possess deep knowledge of the local waters, ensuring you visit only the best spots at the optimal times. Not to mention, the onboard amenities include comfortable accommodations, delicious cuisine, and equipment rentals, adding comfort and convenience to your adventurous dive journey.
In summary, scuba diving in Indonesia via a liveaboard is an unparalleled experience, bringing divers face-to-face with a cornucopia of marine life and stunning underwater topographies. From well-known to less-visited diving locations, a liveaboard in Indonesia caters to all types of divers and fulfils even the wildest of underwater fantasies. Whether you’re a seasoned liveaboard diver or someone looking for a new diving experience, an Indonesia liveaboard is a journey that will surpass all expectations.
Where to dive in Indonesia
We’ve got 9 itineraries to help you fully experience the best liveaboard diving in Indonesia.
In the heart of the Indonesian archipelago, Komodo National Park beckons as a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with underwater wonders. Diving here introduces you to everything from exhilarating drifts and awe-inspiring seamounts to possible encounters with the elusive dugongs and, of course, the iconic Komodo Dragon. The waters are teeming with life – mantas, sharks and turtles are just the start. Diving itineraries are 7 to 10 nights, and although you can dive year-round, the prime time is between May and October during the Southeast Monsoon.
Indo Master liveaboard trips to Komodo depart from Labuan Bajo, an hour’s flight from Bali or Jakarta. The excursions not only explore Komodo but also venture to dive sites around Sangeang Volcano and Sumbawa Island.
Another jewel for divers is Raja Ampat, a secluded archipelago that stands as a testament to marine biodiversity. Opting for an Indonesia liveaboard experience here is often a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, especially for avid marine enthusiasts. Dive sites like Cape Kri and Citrus Ridge expose you to a remarkable 75% of the world’s coral species, not to mention the diverse range of fish, mantas, and sharks. Raja Ampat itineraries are also 7 and 10 nights, with optimal diving conditions from October to April.
Trips set sail from Sorong, accessible via domestic flights from various Indonesian cities. With over 1,500 islands, Raja Ampat presents a nearly endless array of diving possibilities.
Our Indonesia liveaboard doesn’t limit you to just the well-known areas; Indo Master also offers the chance to explore untapped territories like the Banda Sea, Halmahera and Triton Bay. These remote locations are the epitome of underwater adventure, teeming with unique marine ecosystems and species rarely encountered elsewhere.
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