World-class dive destinations
Tailor-made liveaboards to world-class dive destinations
Liveaboard diving trips around the world
we organise trips to world leading diving destinations
Scuba divers who visit Indonesia are often experts, have traveled extensively, and seek new, stimulating experiences. Many are our loyal customers. For this reason, we also organise worldwide dive trips with leading premier liveaboard operators. Our premier global destinations for scuba divers include: the Galapagos, the Solomons, Cocos Island, Soccoro Island, Papua New Guinea, Palau, and Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park. Last but not least: Baja California, Cenotes, Malpelo, Bahamas, Belize, Fiji, and the Philippines are among the world’s diving destinations that have enriched our catalog of diving beyond Indonesia, thanks to requests from our most enthusiastic divers.
Cocos Island, Costa Rica
Book an amazing liveaboard diving experience in Cocos Island, Costa Rica. Dive with hammerhead sharks, whale sharks, and huge schools of fish.
Palau Islands and Micronesia
Palau is a top diving destination, featuring stunningly well-preserved coral reefs, sharks, WWII wrecks, and a stingless jellyfish lake.
Tubbataha Reef, Philippines
The remoteness and imperturbability of Tubbataha Reef support the presence of large marine fauna: whales, sharks, dolphins, manta rays, turtles, and pelagic. A true paradise for liveaboard diving in the Philippines!
Solomon Islands
The Solomon Islands provide excellent diving opportunities, pristine natural settings, showcasing rich biodiversity and a sense of exclusivity.
Socorro, Revillagigedo Islands
Socorro is a premier liveaboard destination known for its large pelagic marine species: humpback whales, whale sharks, mantas, and different species of sharks.
Papua New Guinea, PNG
Enjoy the once-in-a-lifetime dive trip in Papua New Guinea – Coral reefs that host a rich marine life, shipwrecks, planes, submarines.
Christmas Island
Dive Christmas Island, a fringing reef with ones of the most dramatically wall dives of the Java Trench, the Indian Ocean’s deepest point.
