La Galigo Liveaboard, Indonesia
Inviting, friendly, and affordable Indonesian diving adventures aboard a classic sailing phinisi
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Overview
La Galigo liveaboard is a purpose-built phinisi offering adventurous voyages around Komodo and Raja Ampat for up to 14 guests. Enjoy easy diving with a dedicated sea-level dive platform, two custom tenders, and modern facilities for underwater photographers. Plus, an affordable and worry-free travel experience with seamless customer service, excellent amenities, and one of Indonesia’s most beloved crews. This vessel boasts a uniquely relaxed atmosphere, with an open and inviting family-style vibe, perfect for getting to know your fellow divers.
Highlights
- Outstanding facilities including spacious dive deck, tenders and camera table
- Unique, adventurous liveaboard voyages at an affordable price
- Fun, social atmosphere ideal for outgoing guests
- Unsurpassed customer service from one of the region’s best-reviewed crews
- Number of cabins:7
- Internet:YES
- Nitrox:YES
- Ensuite bathrooms:YES
- Guest / Guide:5:1
- Group booking discounts
Choose your trip
- 1 guest
- 2 guests
- 3 guests
- 4 guests
- 5 guests
- 6 guests
- 7 guests
- 8 guests
- 9 guests
- 10+ guests
- 07Jun 202610D / 9N
Beyond Komodo Whale Shark Special (SWQ - LBJ)
23 divesfrom $4,550Overview
10 days / 9 nights23Advanced Open Water - Minimum 20 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
07 Jun 2026
08:00 AM
Badas
Sultan Muhammad Kaharuddin III Airport: SWQ
Return
16 Jun 2026
11:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Airport: LBJ
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Dive computer
- Night dives
- Transfers
- Land excursions
- Internet
- VAT
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Port and park fees - US$280 per trip
- Fuel surcharge (when applicable)
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 65% to 100%
- Alcoholic drinks
- Soft drinks
- Gratuities - 10% of cruise rate
- Equipment rental - US$35 per day
- Nitrox - US$25 per day
- 15l tanks - US$15 per day
- Diving courses
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- One-way trip linking Maumere, Komodo and Sumbawa
- Meet Komodo’s mantas at current-swept cleaning stations
- Dive the iconic volcanic island of Sangeang
- Trek in search of the world's largest lizard, the Komodo dragon
- Dive the iconic volcanic island of Sangeang
- Meet the whale sharks of Sumbawa
Day 1: Sumbawa Besar
Upon arrival in Sumbawa Besar, our crew will greet you and escort you on a short drive to the harbour. Once on board, you’ll be welcomed with a refreshing drink. After a safety and boat orientation, we set course toward the calm waters around Tanjung Menangis. This check dive offers a gentle introduction to the region’s vibrant reefs, where you can familiarize yourself with your equipment and the boat’s diving procedures while enjoying colourful corals, schooling fish, and the occasional Turtle gliding by. La Galigo anchors for the evening. Enjoy your first dinner on board, relax on deck, and take in the peaceful rhythm of life at sea.
Day 2: Moyo Island
We will explore Little Angel, Angel Reef, and Panjang Reef, where fields of coral and schooling fish sway with the current, and Reef Sharks may cruise the drop-off. After a morning of diving, we go ashore to visit Mata Jitu Waterfall for a short jungle walk and a cooling freshwater swim beneath the trees. As the sun sets, we make a calm night dive along the village shallows, where the reef transforms into a hidden kingdom of tiny wonders for a slow-motion treasure hunt beneath the stars.
Day 3: Saleh Bay and Satonda
Today marks one of the most unforgettable moments of the journey, a chance to meet the gentle giants of the sea. In the calm waters of Saleh Bay, traditional Indonesian fishing platforms known as Bagans attract Whale Sharks.We spend the morning snorkeling or diving alongside the Whale Sharks, observing their peaceful movements and immense beauty up close. After our second encounter, we gently leave the area to let these giants continue their calm routine.In the afternoon, we visit Satonda’s crater lake for a short trek and stay for sunset, where Flying Foxes lift into the dusk as we begin our overnight cruise toward Sangeang.
Day 4: Sangeang Island
We arrive at Sangeang Island, where geothermal energy meets thriving marine life. Our morning begins with dives at Hot Rocks, Lighthouse, or Deep Purple. Before lunch, we move to Tekno Reef, a stunning site with colourful coral gardens, Batfish, and dense schools of Anthias swirling through the warm current.In the afternoon, we visit Kampung Bontoh to witness the centuries-old Phinisi boatbuilding tradition before returning for a night dive where Spanish Dancers, Pleurobranchs, Bobtail Squid, and other small nocturnal creatures emerge.
Day 5: North Komodo
We head to the northern waters of Komodo. Depending on the currents, we may explore Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, Shotgun, Lighthouse, or Golden Passage. Each offers its own spectacle of life, from swirling schools of Trevallies and Fusiliers to Reef Sharks patrolling the blue and the occasional manta gliding gracefully overhead. As night falls, we settle near Batu Monco for a night dive. The calm bay transforms into a living aquarium, where countless critters and tiny reef fish emerge under the glow of our lights.
Day 6: Central Komodo to Padar Island
Depending on the sea conditions, we may explore sites such as Siaba Kecil, Pengah Kecil, Mawan Island, or Police Corner, each offering a vibrant mix of coral gardens, schooling fish, and thrilling drift experiences. Encounters with Reef Mantas are also possible at Mawan.After a morning of diving, La Galigo sets course toward the southern part of the park. In the afternoon, we arrive around Padar Island, where the site known as Secret Garden reveals its lush coral slopes and calm beauty. Afterward, we step ashore for Padar trekking, a viewpoint that rewards every effort with iconic panoramas.At night, we dive Padar Kecil, where Crocodilefish and Flying Gurnards patrol the sandy bottom.
Day 7: Manta Alley and Komodo Island
We journey to the south; the highlight is Manta Alley, where Reef Mantas gather in mesmerizing numbers to feed and be cleaned, gliding effortlessly through the channels. Depending on the sea conditions, we may explore nearby reefs alive with soft corals, Reef Sharks, and bursts of colourful Anthias.In the afternoon, we visit Komodo Island with the park rangers to encounter the legendary Komodo Dragons. Afterward, we stop at the famous Pink Beach, where crushed red coral gives the sand its soft rose hue, perfect for a swim or a bit of relaxation.We move to Loh Liang for the night dive, where the southern reefs reveal Ghost Pipefish, Decorator Crabs, and vivid soft corals fill the darkness.
Day 8: Central Komodo
We will explore Tatawa Besar, where fields of orange soft corals sway with the current. Glide through Karang Makassar (Manta Point), where graceful Reef Mantas circle above the lunar-like seabed. No day in Komodo is complete without diving Batu Bolong, a majestic pinnacle rising from deep blue water, bursting with color and life on every inch of its coral-covered surface. As the sun sets, we move to Wainilu for the night dive. Here, the reef transforms into a hidden kingdom of tiny wonders, where Frogfish, Nudibranchs, and Seahorses emerge from their shelters for a slow-motion treasure hunt beneath the stars.
Day 9: Labuan Bajo
A gentler rhythm returns in the calm waters around Sabolan Kecil, Sebayur Kecil, or Bidadari Island, with bright coral gardens, Turtles, and clear water to savour your final dives.The afternoon is for rinsing gear, relaxing on deck, and sharing stories. As the sun sets at Pulau Kalong, thousands of Flying Foxes take to the sky, filling the dusk with their silhouettes. The crew prepares a beach barbecue, with music, laughter, and the glow of the fire reflecting on the water.
Day 10: Disembark in Komodo
As dawn breaks, La Galigo makes her final approach to Labuan Bajo, where our journey gently comes to an end. After breakfast, it is time to say goodbye to the crew who have become like family over the past days. Their warm smiles and easy laughter make every farewell a little harder. Though the adventure ends here, the spirit of the voyage sails on with you, carried home in stories, friendships, and the rhythm of the ocean that will always call you back.
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
- More than 60 days before departure: Any deposits paid are forfeited. No further payments are required
- 60 days or less before departure: The full trip price is due and non-refundable (if you have already paid, no refund will be issued
- No-show or early termination: If you fail to arrive for the trip or leave the trip early (or are asked to leave), no refund or credit will be given
Payment policy20% deposit - required to secure reservation.
80% balance - due 60 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 60 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial 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 - 20Jun 20268D / 7N
Ultimate Komodo
23 dives-20% discount$3,610from $2,888Overview
8 days / 7 nights23Open Water - Minimum 40 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
20 Jun 2026
08:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Airport: LBJ
Return
27 Jun 2026
11:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Airport: LBJ
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Dive computer
- Night dives
- Transfers
- Land excursions
- Internet
- VAT
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Port and park fees - US$235 per trip
- Fuel surcharge (when applicable)
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 65% to 100%
- Alcoholic drinks
- Soft drinks
- Gratuities - 10% of cruise rate
- Equipment rental - US$35 per day
- Nitrox - US$25 per day
- 15l tanks - US$15 per day
- Diving courses
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Circular itinerary visiting all the must-see dives sites of Komodo
- Meet Komodo’s iconic mantas at current-swept cleaning stations
- Hike in search of the world's largest lizard, the Komodo dragon
- Marvel at the macrocritters of Padar
- Visit Padar’s viewpoint to see three beaches with different coloured sand
- Enjoy a beach BBQ
- Night dives included
Day 1: Labuan BajoWe will collect you from your hotel or Labuan Bajo airport between 8:00 and 9:00 A.M. on the day of departure to welcome you onboard La Galigo.After a refreshing welcome drink, a quick breakfast, and a safety briefing of our vessel, we aim to anchor up around 10:00 am from Labuan Bajo. After around two hours of sailing, we will arrive at our first destination, the islands of Sebayur Kecil and Sebayur Besar, where we will conduct two dives after lunch. We have identified Sebayur as a fantastic, calm introduction for your first day in the park. These two great little islands are well sheltered from the infamous currents around Komodo, allowing you a great opportunity to practice using your SMB, cameras, dive computers, or just to get back into the swing of things after a lengthy layoff from diving.Day 2: West KomodoAfter a morning dive at stunning Tatawa Besar, we go in search of manta rays at the world-class dive site Manta Point (known to the locals as Karang Makassar).After lunch, we will head to Golden Passage, which is a drift dive that offers outstanding coral reef topography, as well as encounters with schools of sweetlips and snappers, whitetip reef sharks and the occasional passing manta ray. Later that afternoon, we set sail for the northwest part of Komodo for a light trek on the island of Gili Lawa Darat to witness an amazing Komodo sunset dipping behind the nearby active volcano of Sangeang.For the night dive, we will stay in the bay close to the trekking area, and dive at the site Stranger Things, for a chance to get your first glimpse of macro life in the national parkDay 3: Northwest KomodoDay three is our personal favourite in terms of diving, and all three of the dives normally conducted on this day are what we would consider unforgettable.The morning is spent on both Crystal Rock and Castle Rock, two submerged pinnacles that are home to an abundance of marine life. Teams of hunting giant and big-eye trevally patrol the blue waters of the reefs, chasing large schools of smaller fish. Eagle rays glide effortlessly in the currents whilst the reef sharks hunt for their next meal.The afternoon sees us visit the legendary dive site known as The Cauldron (a.k.a. The Shotgun). Famous for its rip-roaring drift dive, it is akin to an underwater rollercoaster that needs to be experienced to be believed and a ‘bucket listʼ dive site for divers from across the world. Hold on until the end of the dive for a big surprise. The night dive will be spent diving on Komodo Bay, depending on mooring conditions.Day 4: Southwest KomodoWe wake early in the morning to take in one of Komodoʼs world-class golden sunrises, followed by one of its best dive sites, Batu Bolong, which presents us with a chance to see large pelagic species such as giant trevally and barracuda, as well as sharks and Napoleon wrasse.During breakfast, La Galigo will anchor up and head south into the centre of the park, where we will endeavor to dive Tatawa Kecil, with itʼs strong currents and curious rock formations and swim-throughs. This dive site is a high-action topographical wonder.Up next is Siaba Besar, a fantastic night dive for the macro photographer, where it is possible to encounter flamboyant cuttlefish, ghost pipefish, various types of nudibranchs, as well as the elusive wunderpus and blue-ringed octopus!Day 5: Southwest KomodoStaying around the Southwest Komodo area, we will dive at Police Corner if conditions are favourable, one of the less-known but utterly amazing sites in Komodo. In the late morning we plan to visit the island of Mauan, where mantas come to visit its cleaning station. Although shallow, there are strong currents here.The afternoon will see us travel to Pink Beach, a gorgeous, shallow coral garden with schools of sweetlips and other colourful reef fish. We then sail on to Soro Lia Bay for our exciting night dive.Day 6: South Komodo and PadarUndisputedly, Manta Alley is among the top draws of southern Komodo diving, where sizable aggregations of manta rays often come to feed and clean in the splendid reef among these peculiar-looking rocks. We will dive into this incredible site before heading to Padar Island, the location of the spectacular views you may associate with the national park after an online search for ‘Komodo.Padar is also home to some great south Komodo dive sites including Pillarsteen, which is the best wall dive in this region. Do note that it is difficult for us to confirm individual dive sites in advance due to changing ocean conditions in the south. However, the area is vast enough for us to be able to plan ahead and identify sites closer to the time (that are slightly more sheltered from any southerly conditions if they are unsteady during your trip).In the afternoon we will make the trek up this unique-looking island for some stunning views over the park, followed by our night dive, which is regularly conducted at Padar Wreck, where we often encounter a population of giant and other species of frogfish.Day 7: Komodo on footThe final dive of your trip will be at Wainilu, a gorgeous, easy, shallow sandy slope with the chance to see macro critters such as bobtail squid amongst the sand and fleshy marine vegetation. After the morning’s diving and a hearty breakfast, we head on foot to Rinca Island, home to the legendary Komodo dragons in the park.Later that afternoon, La Galigo anchors up and sets sail east to Pulau Kalong, where at sunset an epic number of fruit bats leave this island in search of their sustenance on the mainland of Flores. The nighttime sees our crew arrange a fancy BBQ banquet on the top deck as you take in your final Komodo sunset.Day 8: Disembark in Labuan BajoLa Galigo will be anchored up in the morning around 2:00 A.M. in Labuan Bajo in preparation for you to catch your flight or check in to your hotel.Guests are welcome to stay onboard until 11:00 A.M., during which we have the chance to exchange trip images and contacts so you can keep in touch with newfound dive buddies while we assist you with transportation to your desired location.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
- More than 60 days before departure: Any deposits paid are forfeited. No further payments are required
- 60 days or less before departure: The full trip price is due and non-refundable (if you have already paid, no refund will be issued
- No-show or early termination: If you fail to arrive for the trip or leave the trip early (or are asked to leave), no refund or credit will be given
Payment policy20% deposit - required to secure reservation.
80% balance - due 60 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 60 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial 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.Available - 29Jun 202610D / 9N
Beyond Komodo Whale Shark Special (LBJ - SWQ)
23 divesfrom $4,095Overview
10 days / 9 nights23Advanced Open Water - Minimum 20 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
29 Jun 2026
08:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Airport: LBJ
Return
08 Jul 2026
11:00 AM
Badas
Sultan Muhammad Kaharuddin III Airport: SWQ
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Dive computer
- Night dives
- Transfers
- Land excursions
- Internet
- VAT
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Port and park fees - US$280 per trip
- Fuel surcharge (when applicable)
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 65% to 100%
- Alcoholic drinks
- Soft drinks
- Gratuities - 10% of cruise rate
- Equipment rental - US$35 per day
- Nitrox - US$25 per day
- 15l tanks - US$15 per day
- Diving courses
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- One-way trip linking Maumere, Komodo and Sumbawa
- Meet Komodo’s mantas at current-swept cleaning stations
- Dive the iconic volcanic island of Sangeang
- Trek in search of the world's largest lizard, the Komodo dragon
- Dive the iconic volcanic island of Sangeang
- Meet the whale sharks of Sumbawa
Please note: This is a reverse-trip itinerary, starting at your final destination and working backward to your point of origin.Day 1: Sumbawa Besar
Upon arrival in Sumbawa Besar, our crew will greet you and escort you on a short drive to the harbour. Once on board, you’ll be welcomed with a refreshing drink. After a safety and boat orientation, we set course toward the calm waters around Tanjung Menangis. This check dive offers a gentle introduction to the region’s vibrant reefs, where you can familiarize yourself with your equipment and the boat’s diving procedures while enjoying colourful corals, schooling fish, and the occasional Turtle gliding by. La Galigo anchors for the evening. Enjoy your first dinner on board, relax on deck, and take in the peaceful rhythm of life at sea.
Day 2: Moyo Island
We will explore Little Angel, Angel Reef, and Panjang Reef, where fields of coral and schooling fish sway with the current, and Reef Sharks may cruise the drop-off. After a morning of diving, we go ashore to visit Mata Jitu Waterfall for a short jungle walk and a cooling freshwater swim beneath the trees. As the sun sets, we make a calm night dive along the village shallows, where the reef transforms into a hidden kingdom of tiny wonders for a slow-motion treasure hunt beneath the stars.
Day 3: Saleh Bay and Satonda
Today marks one of the most unforgettable moments of the journey, a chance to meet the gentle giants of the sea. In the calm waters of Saleh Bay, traditional Indonesian fishing platforms known as Bagans attract Whale Sharks.We spend the morning snorkeling or diving alongside the Whale Sharks, observing their peaceful movements and immense beauty up close. After our second encounter, we gently leave the area to let these giants continue their calm routine.In the afternoon, we visit Satonda’s crater lake for a short trek and stay for sunset, where Flying Foxes lift into the dusk as we begin our overnight cruise toward Sangeang.
Day 4: Sangeang Island
We arrive at Sangeang Island, where geothermal energy meets thriving marine life. Our morning begins with dives at Hot Rocks, Lighthouse, or Deep Purple. Before lunch, we move to Tekno Reef, a stunning site with colourful coral gardens, Batfish, and dense schools of Anthias swirling through the warm current.In the afternoon, we visit Kampung Bontoh to witness the centuries-old Phinisi boatbuilding tradition before returning for a night dive where Spanish Dancers, Pleurobranchs, Bobtail Squid, and other small nocturnal creatures emerge.
Day 5: North Komodo
We head to the northern waters of Komodo. Depending on the currents, we may explore Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, Shotgun, Lighthouse, or Golden Passage. Each offers its own spectacle of life, from swirling schools of Trevallies and Fusiliers to Reef Sharks patrolling the blue and the occasional manta gliding gracefully overhead. As night falls, we settle near Batu Monco for a night dive. The calm bay transforms into a living aquarium, where countless critters and tiny reef fish emerge under the glow of our lights.
Day 6: Central Komodo to Padar Island
Depending on the sea conditions, we may explore sites such as Siaba Kecil, Pengah Kecil, Mawan Island, or Police Corner, each offering a vibrant mix of coral gardens, schooling fish, and thrilling drift experiences. Encounters with Reef Mantas are also possible at Mawan.After a morning of diving, La Galigo sets course toward the southern part of the park. In the afternoon, we arrive around Padar Island, where the site known as Secret Garden reveals its lush coral slopes and calm beauty. Afterward, we step ashore for Padar trekking, a viewpoint that rewards every effort with iconic panoramas.At night, we dive Padar Kecil, where Crocodilefish and Flying Gurnards patrol the sandy bottom.
Day 7: Manta Alley and Komodo Island
We journey to the south; the highlight is Manta Alley, where Reef Mantas gather in mesmerizing numbers to feed and be cleaned, gliding effortlessly through the channels. Depending on the sea conditions, we may explore nearby reefs alive with soft corals, Reef Sharks, and bursts of colourful Anthias.In the afternoon, we visit Komodo Island with the park rangers to encounter the legendary Komodo Dragons. Afterward, we stop at the famous Pink Beach, where crushed red coral gives the sand its soft rose hue, perfect for a swim or a bit of relaxation.We move to Loh Liang for the night dive, where the southern reefs reveal Ghost Pipefish, Decorator Crabs, and vivid soft corals fill the darkness.
Day 8: Central Komodo
We will explore Tatawa Besar, where fields of orange soft corals sway with the current. Glide through Karang Makassar (Manta Point), where graceful Reef Mantas circle above the lunar-like seabed. No day in Komodo is complete without diving Batu Bolong, a majestic pinnacle rising from deep blue water, bursting with color and life on every inch of its coral-covered surface. As the sun sets, we move to Wainilu for the night dive. Here, the reef transforms into a hidden kingdom of tiny wonders, where Frogfish, Nudibranchs, and Seahorses emerge from their shelters for a slow-motion treasure hunt beneath the stars.
Day 9: Labuan Bajo
A gentler rhythm returns in the calm waters around Sabolan Kecil, Sebayur Kecil, or Bidadari Island, with bright coral gardens, Turtles, and clear water to savour your final dives.The afternoon is for rinsing gear, relaxing on deck, and sharing stories. As the sun sets at Pulau Kalong, thousands of Flying Foxes take to the sky, filling the dusk with their silhouettes. The crew prepares a beach barbecue, with music, laughter, and the glow of the fire reflecting on the water.
Day 10: Disembark in Komodo
As dawn breaks, La Galigo makes her final approach to Labuan Bajo, where our journey gently comes to an end. After breakfast, it is time to say goodbye to the crew, who have become like family over the past days. Their warm smiles and easy laughter make every farewell a little harder. Though the adventure ends here, the spirit of the voyage sails on with you, carried home in stories, friendships, and the rhythm of the ocean that will always call you back.
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
- More than 60 days before departure: Any deposits paid are forfeited. No further payments are required
- 60 days or less before departure: The full trip price is due and non-refundable (if you have already paid, no refund will be issued
- No-show or early termination: If you fail to arrive for the trip or leave the trip early (or are asked to leave), no refund or credit will be given
Payment policy20% deposit - required to secure reservation.
80% balance - due 60 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 60 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial 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.Limited availability
2026
2027
2028
Cabins

Deluxe double
Double bed
2 peopleNon shareable
Deluxe twin, convertible
Twin or double bed
2 peopleShareable
Master cabin, convertible
Twin or double bed
2 peopleShareable
The suite
King size bed
2 peopleNon shareable
- 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.
Boat amenities
- Camera facilities
- Night diving
- Dive deck
- Dive tenders
- Freshwater showers
- Nitrox
- Equipment rental
- Snorkeling equipment
- Items marked with anmay not be included in the trip price.
- Please check the FAQs below or individual trip details for detailed information about additional costs.
Dive facilities
- Above deck cabins
- Sun deck
- Transfers
- WiFi
- Air conditioning
- Indoor saloon
- Vegetarian options
- Full safety equipment
- Alcoholic and soft drinks
- Private charter
- Park fees and permits
- Items marked with anmay not be included in the trip price.
- Please check the FAQs below or individual trip details for detailed information about additional costs.
Vessel information
Custom built in 2014, La Galigo liveaboard offers fun, comfortable, and affordable liveaboard adventures around some of Indonesia’s premier diving destinations - including Komodo and Raja Ampat. Created as an alternative to higher priced liveaboards, La Galigo caters to friends and groups looking for world-class diving experiences in a relaxed and comfortable social atmosphere. And, you’ll find no shortage of creature comforts despite the lower price tag! This vessel’s Indonesian crew boasts decades of experience sailing and diving around the Indonesian Archipelago, helping to provide high levels of service at great value for money.
Guests on board La Galigo liveaboard can expect smooth sailing, and all the comforts of home - even during longer voyages. When you aren’t underwater, you’ll spend your days relaxing in spacious and well-appointed ensuite cabins, dining on delicious chef-prepared meals, getting to know your fellow guests in the generous restaurant and lounge, or soaking up rays on the beautiful sun deck. This vessel is also one of the few traditional phinisies that includes a purpose-built, sea-level dive platform ensuring every day of diving is both comfortable and hassle-free.
Onboard La Galigo
This traditional sailing phinisi liveaboard was designed specifically for cruising in some of Indonesia’s most remote regions. With three cabin types, you’re guaranteed to find a room that suits your budget and personal travel style. Three delicious buffet-style meals are served each day, featuring an exotic blend of Western and Asian favourites. You’ll also find unlimited coffee, tea, and snacks here, as well as beer and wine for sale. The lounge is furnished with an entertainment centre, library, and plenty of power points for charging laptops and photography equipment. Head above deck, and you’ll find plenty of room in the sun or shade for relaxation and al fresco dining.
Diving from La Galigo
La Galigo was purpose-built for divers and is one of the only wooden liveaboards with a dedicated dive platform at the back of the boat, providing ample space to kit-up, prepare camera gear, and access the tenders. Full equipment rental is available on board including dive computers, SMBs, reef hooks, and torches. Take the plunge in some of the planet’s most biodiverse waters, with up to four tanks a day, as well as night dives on offer. Guests can also make the most of speciality diving courses, nitrox, and plenty of hands-on support and guidance from an expert crew.
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La Galigo accommodated me as the only snorkeller on a dive boat, and I was given my own guide who happened to be the cruise...
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