Launched in 2021, the 48-metre Emperor Harmoni is not your typical luxury liveaboard. Built with a conscience, the Emperor team bought recycled teak from abandoned houses in Sulawesi, then helped the families that owned the properties to build new houses. This liveaboard is also one of only a handful in Indonesia to have two engines, although with its masts and full set of sales, it can still sail by the wind. With its unique features and five-star dive facilities, you're in for a one-of-a-kind holiday exploring the likes of Raja Ampat, Komodo and the Banda Sea.

Emperor Harmoni - along with its sibling, Emperor Raja Laut - is part of the Emperor Indonesia fleet that offers year-round luxury liveaboard trips to remote Indonesian destinations. From June to September guests can enjoy thrilling diving in Komodo National Park, exploring the likes of Castle Rock, Crystal Rock and Manta Alley in search of the Komodo dragon, manta rays, sharks and more. In November, these exclusive vessels head to Raja Ampat - the epicentre of marine biodiversity. Plus, a limited number of trips include the Banda Islands’ seldom-dived sites with the chance to see hammerheads, active volcanoes, bizarre macro critters and more.

Onboard Emperor Harmoni

Emperor Harmoni accommodates 20 guests in ten air-conditioned cabins with beautiful wooden interiors. The main deck’s stylish teak restaurant is where you’ll dine on local and International meals three times daily. Snacks, unlimited drinking water, tea, and coffee are also included to keep you going throughout the diving day, while juices, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages are available for purchase. There’s also an air-conditioned lounge area complete with a 49-inch TV, movie and music library, board games, and a well-stocked bar. A sun deck fitted with loungers is the place to top up your tan, and a massage service is available daily to help you fully unwind.

Diving from Emperor Harmoni

Also on the main deck is a superb camera room for underwater photographers, fully equipped with charging stations. There's also a camera preparation area outdoors, as well as a separate camera rinse tank. All diving is done from two large tenders for ease and comfort, ensuring the main vessel is undisturbed by diving activity. Rental gear is available for a fee, but nitrox and all marine park fees are included in the price – so you wont need to worry about hidden costs for these little luxuries.