from $568 /night

per day

Overview

Step aboard this salubrious motor yacht with impeccable facilities
Dive in total comfort from the large, well-designed dive deck and tenders
Dedicated camera room and compartmentalised rinse tanks
Sleep in style with upper deck cabins boasting private balconies

Gaia Love is a new breed of liveaboard, journeying to Indonesia’s remotest regions surrounded by nothing by water. Discover the delights of far-flung dive destinations like Raja Ampat, Komodo, and the Banda Sea with ease on board this luxurious motor yacht, purpose-built for comfortable exploration. Exceptional onboard amenities include massage services, sumptuous wooden interiors and watersports - not to mention a first-class dive deck and superb camera facilities - allowing guests to enjoy isolated diving in maximum comfort and style.

Upcoming trips

Cabins

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.

Amenities

Boat

Dive facilities

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.

Vessel

Vessel information

Gaia is a 40-metre steel motor yacht purpose-built for exploring the remotest regions of Indonesia including Raja Ampat, komodo, the Forgotten Islands, the Banda Sea, Maumere, and Alor. This vessel boasts exceptional attention to delta and can accommodate 20 guests in 11 spacious ensuite cabins, including upper deck options with private balconies offering stunning views of the surroundings. When not diving, guests can enjoy multiple lounge areas, including a luxurious saloon with entertainment centre and a sumptuous sun deck, as well as onboard massage services.

Specifically designed for comfortable and convenient diving, Gaia Love’s dive deck provides ample space for every guest, as well as easy access to the dive tenders. Underwater photographers are well catered to with a dedicated camera room and 11 large compartmentalised camera rinse tanks to suit a variety of setups. Boasting modern style and superb facilities, this vessel is perfectly equipped to embark on even the most adventurous journeys with all the comfort of a five-star hotel.

Onboard Gaia Love

Gaia Love is a 40-metre steel-hulled vessel, designed with modern style and an emphasis on comfortable diving. On the main deck, guests will find the lounge and entertainment centre equipped with TV, movies, and a comfortable seating area. The restaurant is also located here, or if guests prefer to dine al-fresco, meals can be taken on the sun deck which features an outdoor bar and plenty of relaxation space. Additional leisure activities onboard Gaia Love include massage services, kayaking, and snorkelling.

Diving from Gaia Love

This vessel’s large dive deck accommodates up to 28 divers, providing plenty of room for each guest, and is equipped with 11 compartmentalised rinse tanks for camera set-ups of varying sizes. The dive deck is at the very back of the boat, and offers easy access to Gaia Love’s two dive tenders. On the main deck, guests will find a dedicated camera room for preparation and maintenance of photography and videography equipment. Full rental equipment is possible on board and nitrox is provided at an additional cost. 12-litre aluminium tanks are used with both DIN and Int connections and 15-litre tanks are provided at an additional cost. Sidemount diving can also be catered to.

Top tips

If you're hoping to see large pelagics like manta rays and sharks, plan your trip during a full or new moon. These times promises stronger currents, increasing chances of an encounter.
Yoga enthusiasts will find the partially-covered top deck highly conducive for a quick session to refresh your mind and body.
If you're diving in Triton Bay, get your camera ready for a snorkel trip. You'll want it for when you encounter the bay’s resident whale sharks.