Coralia Liveaboard, Indonesia
Luxury eco-liveaboard offering intimate dive trips in the heart of the Coral Triangle
from$534 /day
per person





















from$534/day
per person
Overview
- Experience first-class service with a 1:1 staff to diver ratio
- Tailored routes offering the best possible diving across Indonesia
- Committed to sustainability, scientific research and reef restoration
- Amazing activities for all guests, including kayaking, hiking and spa
Coralia is an eco-friendly liveaboard offering flexible multi-day trips exploring Raja Ampat, Alor, Komodo, Banda Sea, and more. This brand new liveaboard already has a reputation for delivering high-standards of personalised service with a 1:1 staff to diver ratio and incredible resort-like facilities.
- Number of cabins:8
- Internet:YES
- Nitrox:YES
- Equipment rental:YES
- Guest / Guide:4:1
- Group booking discounts
Group booking policy
7 paying guests, plus 1 free of charge
14 paying guests, plus 2 free of charge
14 paying guests, plus 2 free of charge
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- 2Apr 202512D / 11N
Raja Ampat - Misool, Dampier Strait and Wayag - 11N
31 - 33 divesfrom $6,710Overview
12 days / 11 nights31 - 33Open Water - Minimum 5 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
02 Apr 2025
02:00 PM
Sorong
Sorong Airport: SOQ
Return
13 Apr 2025
02:00 PM
Sorong
Sorong Airport: SOQ
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Soft drinks
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Nitrox
- Night dives
- Land excursions
- Transfers
- Internet
- Government taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Park, port and fuel fees - US$315 per person
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 55%
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental - US$485 per trip
- 15l tanks - US$5 per day
- Gratuities
- Laundry service
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Circular itinerary around Raja Ampat’s diving hotspots
- Encounter both reef and oceanic manta rays at renowned dive sites
- Dive the well known and action-packed Dampier Strait
- Experience Wofoh Island's colourful blue wall
- Spot wobbegong sharks and walking sharks
- Hike 'Love Lagoon' for a stunning view of Wayilbatan
- Visit a pearl farm and dive beneath the jetty in Aljuy Bay
- Trek to enjoy the stunning panorama of Wayag
- View the dramatic underwater landscapes and stunning reefs of Misool
- Night dives included in the schedule
Day 1:Arrive at the airport and transfer to the vessel for boarding, room allocation, document checks, and safety briefings.Days 2-10:Starting from Sorong in West Papua we head south to Misool, which can be divided into many areas where we can spend the whole day at a selection of amazing dive sites. Daram is in the very east of these islands and has inviting names such as Candy Store, Andiamo and Warna Berwarna. In the iconic areas of Boo, Fiabecet and Yuliet we look through the iconic Boo Windows, with tonnes of fish surrounding us. We explore fabulous dive sites like Shadow Reef (aka Magic Mountain), Nudibranch Rock, Batu Kecil, Whale Rock, Boo West Corner and Yuliet Kecil. And if we are lucky, we see both reef and oceanic manta rays. Our eagle-eyed dive masters will also help you look for a ‘walking shark’ on a night dive at Romeo.Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi offer us stunning underwater walls, overhangs and cave structures plus amazing macro, such as nudibranchs, flatworms, anemone crabs and all kinds of shrimps. In this area, we have the opportunity to visit the wonderful lagoons. There are also lagoons at Wayilbatan, including the Love Lagoon. The hike up the steep stairs is well worth the view. A drift dive through a channel covered in sea fans at Neptune Fan Sea is the perfect place to cool off after the hot walk. Wedding Cake and Barracuda Rock are other stunning dive sites in this area.It is a long crossing up to Penemu so on the last day of diving in Misool we will do two dives before heading north. Famous Melissa’s Garden awaits us with its spectacular, healthy and wide-spread hard coral plateau in the shallows. At Keruo Wall we can admire large gorgonian sea fans and lovely reef tops, and we might also explore My Reef and Batu Rufus. A short hike to the viewpoint of Penemu offers a spectacular view of the lagoons and its surrounding islands. Next, we make our way to Wofoh.Wofoh has several unique dive sites easily reachable from one mooring point, allowing us to relax in this incredibly scenic area. On one side, we will have the backdrop of Wofoh and Taman Wofoh, two small islands with pristine white coral sand beaches and on the other side we can take in vistas of the forested mountains and valleys of West Waigeo. We will do one or two dives at Wofoh before heading into Aljui Bay. Inside this bay, there is also an opportunity to take a little tour to visit the pearl farm and learn all about how pearls are grown. A late afternoon dive at the pearl farm jetty might be possible and it can be full of schooling fish and wobbegong sharks. During the night dive, it is not unusual to find macro favourites like toadfish, octopus and Epaulette walking sharks.An even more stunning panorama can be indulged at world-famous Wayag, which is in the very north and across the equator in the northern hemisphere. In the morning, for the fit and adventurous, we will climb to the top of Mount Pindito for the fantastic views. We can then do two dives. The dives at Far Out Rock and Figure Eight are characterised by pretty sloping reefs where we look for nudibranchs, leaf fish and moray eels. In the afternoon, we will go for a scenic tour in the speedboats. Look for baby manta rays and turtles as we cruise around. At the ranger station, we look for blacktip reef sharks swimming over the sand in the shallows.The following day will be spent on the western tip of Gam island, at an island called Yangeffo, which protects a sheltered bay. This small area has multiple world class dive sites. Famous ones like Citrus Ridge and Mayhem always amaze divers with their vibrancy and biodiversity. Sunsets and sunrises are very special at our mooring point at Yangeffo: as the sun drops, the surrounding forested hills become alive with flocks of sulphur crested cockatoos and Blyth’s hornbills emerge to return to their roosting places.The remainder of our adventure will be spent diving in the Dampier Strait. Here you can expect to dive at some world class, adrenaline-packed dive sites such as Cape Kri, Chicken Reef, Sleeping Barracuda, Sardine Reef, Mioskon and Blue Magic. At the other end of the Dampier Strait is the island of Arborek with a great jetty dive. Lalosi is a drift dive completely full of fusiliers and with a chance to see wobbegong sharks. The well-known manta aggregation sites of Manta Sandy and Manta Ridge are also in this area. Sawandarek is on the island of Mansuar and features a fantastic jetty dive. You can also visit Papua Explorer’s coral restoration project here. For those interested we can take a walk around the village at Sawandarek or Arborek.Day 11:Our last day will offer two more action-packed dives in the Dampier Strait. We can also arrange for a bird watching trip on the last morning to see the enigmatic and endemic red bird-of-paradise. After lunch, we make our way back to Sorong for hearty goodbyes.Day 12:Disembark the vessel after breakfast and transfer to the airport.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 91 days or more prior to departure date then a 30% of total invoice cancellation fee will be applied
- 90 days or less prior to departure then no refund will be made
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policyIn case of a refund or booking transfer to other commercial or individual parties an administrative fee will be applied.
Special offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.Sold out - 16Apr 20258D / 7N
Raja Ampat - Misool and Dampier Strait - 7N
18 - 19 divesfrom $4,270Overview
8 days / 7 nights18 - 19Open Water - Minimum 5 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
16 Apr 2025
02:00 PM
Sorong
Sorong Airport: SOQ
Return
23 Apr 2025
02:00 PM
Sorong
Sorong Airport: SOQ
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Soft drinks
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Nitrox
- Night dives
- Land excursions
- Transfers
- Internet
- Government taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Park, port and fuel fees - US$315 per person
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 55%
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental - US$290 per trip
- 15l tanks - US$5 per day
- Gratuities
- Laundry service
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Circular trip around the must-see sites of Misool and Dampier Strait
- Encounter both reef and oceanic manta rays in Raja Ampat
- Discover dramatic underwater landscapes and stunning reefs in Misool
- Hike 'Love Lagoon' for a stunning view of Wayilbatan
- Dive the well known and action-packed Dampier Strait
- Search for a walking shark on a night dive
Day 1:Arrive at the airport and transfer to the vessel for boarding, room allocation, document checks, and safety briefings.Days 2-6:Starting from Sorong in West Papua we head south to Misool. Misool can be divided into many areas where we can spend the whole day at a selection of amazing dive sites. Daram is in the very east of these islands and has inviting names such as Candy Store, Andiamo and Warna Berwarna. In the iconic areas of Boo, Fiabecet and Yuliet we look through the iconic Boo Windows, with tonnes of fish surrounding us. We explore fabulous dive sites like Shadow Reef (aka Magic Mountain), Nudibranch Rock, Batu Kecil, Whale Rock, Boo West Corner and Yuliet Kecil. And if we are lucky, we can see both reef and oceanic manta rays. Our eagle-eyed dive masters will also look for a ‘walking shark’ during a night dive at Romeo.Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi offer us stunning underwater walls, overhangs and cave structures plus amazing macro, such as nudibranchs, flatworms, anemone crabs and all kinds of shrimps. In this area, we have the opportunity to visit the wonderful lagoons. There are also lagoons at Wayilbatan, including the Love Lagoon. The hike up the steep stairs is well worth the view. A drift dive through a channel covered in sea fans at Neptune Fan Sea is the perfect place to cool off after the hot walk. Wedding Cake and Barracuda Rock are other stunning dive sites in this area. It is a long crossing up to Penemu so on the last day of diving in Misool we will do two dives before heading north.Famous Melissa’s Garden awaits us at Penemu, with its spectacular, healthy hard coral plateau in the shallows. At Keruo Wall we can admire large gorgonian sea fans and lovely reef tops, and we might also explore My Reef and Batu Rufus. A short hike to the viewpoint of Penemu offers a spectacular view of the lagoons and its surrounding islands.The following day will be spent on the western tip of Gam island, at an island called Yangeffo, which protects a sheltered bay. This small area has multiple world class dive sites. Famous ones like Citrus Ridge and Mayhem always amaze divers with their vibrancy and biodiversity. Sunsets and sunrises are very special at our mooring point at Yangeffo: as the sun drops, the surrounding forested hills become alive with flocks of sulphur crested cockatoos and Blyth’s hornbills emerge to return to their roosting places.The remainder of our adventure will be spent diving in the Dampier Strait. Here you can expect to dive at some world class, adrenaline-packed dive sites such as Cape Kri, Chicken Reef, Sleeping Barracuda, Sardine Reef, Mioskon and Blue Magic. At the other end of the Dampier Strait is the island of Arborek with a great jetty dive. Lalosi is a drift dive completely full of fusiliers and with a chance to see wobbegong sharks. The well-known manta aggregation sites of Manta Sandy and Manta Ridge are also in this area.Sawandarek is on the island of Mansuar and features a fantastic jetty dive. You can also visit Papua Explorer’s coral restoration project here. For those interested we can take a walk around the village at Sawandarek or Arborek.Day 7:Our last day will offer two more action-packed dives in the Dampier Strait. We can also arrange for a bird watching trip on the last morning to see the enigmatic and endemic Red Bird of Paradise. After lunch, we make our way back to Sorong for hearty goodbyes.Day 8:Disembark the vessel after breakfast and transfer to the airport.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 91 days or more prior to departure date then a 30% of total invoice cancellation fee will be applied
- 90 days or less prior to departure then no refund will be made
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policyIn case of a refund or booking transfer to other commercial or individual parties an administrative fee will be applied.
Special offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.Sold out - 25Apr 202513D / 12N
Raja Ampat, South Halmahera and Lembeh - 12N
26 - 33 divesfrom $7,320Overview
13 days / 12 nights26 - 33Open Water - Minimum 5 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
25 Apr 2025
02:00 PM
Sorong
Sorong Airport: SOQ
Return
07 May 2025
09:00 AM
Bitung
Manado International Airport: MDC
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Soft drinks
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Nitrox
- Night dives
- Land excursions
- Transfers
- Internet
- Government taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Park, port and fuel fees - US$350 per person
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 55%
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental - US$65 per day
- 15l tanks - US$5 per day
- Gratuities
- Laundry service
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- One-way trip exploring from West Papua to North Sulawesi
- Enjoy the pinnacles, walls and coral gardens of South Halmahera
- Visit the schooling barracuda of Tifore
- Dive the rarely visited islands of Pantinti Strait
- Enriching land visit to Fort Barneveld on Bacan island
- Check the blue of Pisang Island for tuna or mackerel
- View the dramatic underwater landscapes and stunning reefs of Misool
- Hike 'Love Lagoon' for an epic view of Wayilbatan
- Dive the well known and action-packed Dampier Strait
- Log dives in Lembeh - the world’s best muck diving destination
- Search for a walking shark on a night dive
Day 1:Arrive at the airport and transfer to the vessel for boarding, room allocation, document checks, and safety briefings.Days 2-11:Starting from Sorong in West Papua we head to the south of Raja Ampat’s largest island Waigeo to the famous Dampier Strait. Here you can expect to dive at some world class, adrenaline-packed dive sites such as Cape Kri, Chicken Reef, Sleeping Barracuda, Sardine Reef, Mioskon and Blue Magic. At the other end of the Dampier Strait is Lalosi, a drift dive completely full of fusiliers and with a chance to see wobbegong sharks. The well-known manta aggregation sites of Manta Sandy and Manta Ridge are also in this area.Sawandarek is on the island of Mansuar and features a great jetty dive. You can also visit Papua Explorer’s coral restoration project here. For those interested we can take a walk around the village at Sawandarek or Arborek. After a night dive on our first day of diving we will travel to Penemu for two dives. Famous Melissa’s Garden awaits us with its spectacular, healthy and wide-spread hard coral plateau in the shallows. At Keruo Wall we can admire large gorgonian sea fans and lovely reef tops, and we might also explore My Reef and Batu Rufus. A short hike to the viewpoint of Penemu offers a spectacular view of the lagoons and its surrounding islands.Next stop is Misool where we will spend one and a half days. Misool can be divided into many areas where we can spend the whole day at a selection of amazing dive sites. Daram is in the very east of these islands and has inviting names such as Candy Store, Andiamo and Warna Berwarna. In the areas of Boo, Fiabecet and Yuliet we look through the iconic Boo Windows, with tonnes of fish surrounding us. We explore fabulous dive sites like Shadow Reef (aka Magic Mountain), Nudibranch Rock, Batu Kecil, Whale Rock, Boo West Corner and Yuliet Kecil. And, if we are lucky, we can see both reef and oceanic manta rays. Our eagle-eyed dive masters will look for a ‘walking shark’ on a night dive at Romeo.Sagof, Wagmab, Farondi offer us stunning underwater walls, overhangs and cave structures plus amazing macro, such as nudibranchs, flatworms, anemone crabs and all kinds of shrimps. In this area, we also have the opportunity to visit the wonderful lagoons, including the Love Lagoon. The hike up the steep stairs is well worth the view. A drift dive through a channel covered in sea fans at Neptune Fan Sea is the perfect place to cool off after the hot walk. Wedding Cake and Barracuda Rock are other stunning dive sites in this area.Between Misool and South Halmahera there are two small rocks and two islands. This area is called Pisang Island. Here we will do two dives before travelling overnight to South Halmahera.The next two days will be spent around South Halmahera. There are pinnacles, walls and coral gardens to enjoy. The pinnacles are full of schooling fish, the walls covered in stunning soft corals and sea fans and reef sharks swim around the coral gardens. Napoleon wrasse, bumphead parrotfish, turtles, blacktips, whitetips, schools of jacks and barracuda all populate the reefs here. There are black sandy slopes providing excellent critter filled muck diving, especially for the night dive.The Goraici Islands with white sandy beaches are our next stop. The people here have been actively protecting their reefs here, keeping them healthy and in good condition.Tifore is a small island between Halmahera and Lembeh, and is home to a huge school of barracuda. Just off the island there is a submerged reef that slopes down to healthy hard and soft corals and huge shoals of schooling fish. Grey reef sharks sometimes pass by here too.Day 12:Our last two dives are in the famous Lembeh Strait. The black sandy slopes here provide habitats for numerous weird and wonderful critters. We can look for octopus, frogfish, nudibranchs, pipefish, and much more. After the dives we will head to Bitung and enjoy our goodbye dinner inside the harbour.Day 13:Disembark the vessel after breakfast and transfer to the airport.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 91 days or more prior to departure date then a 30% of total invoice cancellation fee will be applied
- 90 days or less prior to departure then no refund will be made
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policyIn case of a refund or booking transfer to other commercial or individual parties an administrative fee will be applied.
Special offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.1 male space left
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Cabins
Double cabin, additional single bed
Twin or double bed
3 peopleNon shareableTwin cabin
Twin beds
2 peopleShareableMaster cabin - main deck
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2 peopleNon shareableMaster cabin - upper deck
King size bed
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- If you are a solo traveller, we aim to allocate shared cabins on a same-sex basis.
- Non-shareable cabins can not be shared with another single traveler outside your party. A single occupancy surcharge will be applied.
FAQs
Does Coralia have WiFi onboard?
Does Coralia have WiFi onboard?
Yes, Coralia does have WiFi available via a satellite phone which costs US$100 per week for 1GB. Alternatively, you can purchase a SIM card with a data package upon arrival in Indonesia. Do note, signal will be limited in more remote areas during your liveaboard trip.
Does Coralia have vegetarian options?
Does Coralia have vegetarian options?
Yes, Coralia serves a fantastic array of international and Indonesian cuisine. We can cater for vegetarians and vegans. Do let us know upon reservation if you have any other dietary requirements/allergies.