Liveaboard in Indonesia
Our Liveaboard Fleet
Neptune Liveaboards runs three dive boats across Indonesia, from the currents of Komodo National Park to the reefs of Raja Ampat and the remote Banda Sea. Every boat has air-conditioned cabins with en-suite bathrooms, experienced dive guides and up to four dives a day.
King Neptune
- 46 m
- 10 cabins
- 20 guests
The flagship of the fleet: a 46-meter steel and aluminium yacht with a sun deck jacuzzi, a dedicated dive center and Nitrox refills included on every trip.
Destinations: Raja Ampat, Komodo, Banda Sea, Alor, Triton Bay, Wakatobi, Halmahera
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Komodo Sea Dragon
- 35 m
- 6 cabins
- 12 guests
An intimate wooden liveaboard with only six cabins, including double cabins with a furnished private balcony, built for small-group diving in Komodo National Park.
Destinations: Komodo National Park
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Neptune One
- 39 m
- 8 cabins
- 16 guests
A traditional Indonesian phinisi renovated in 2025, with Deluxe Suites, sea view cabins with balconies and a Bauer Nitrox membrane system on board.
Destinations: Raja Ampat, Komodo, Banda Sea, Alor, Wakatobi, Triton Bay, Bali to Komodo
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| Feature | King Neptune | Komodo Sea Dragon | Neptune One |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Steel & aluminium yacht | Wooden liveaboard | Traditional phinisi |
| Length | 46 m / 150 ft | 35 m / 114 ft | 39 m / 127 ft |
| Built / renovated | 2025 | 2022 / 2026 | 2017 / 2025 |
| Cabins | 10 | 6 | 8 |
| Max guests | 20 | 12 | 16 |
| Destinations | Raja Ampat, Komodo, Banda Sea, Alor, Triton Bay, Wakatobi, Halmahera | Komodo National Park | Raja Ampat, Komodo, Banda Sea, Alor, Wakatobi, Triton Bay, Bali to Komodo |
Where We Sail
Komodo Liveaboard
Current-swept pinnacles, manta cleaning stations and Komodo dragons ashore, in a national park one hour by air from Bali.
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Raja Ampat Liveaboard
The highest reef fish diversity recorded anywhere, spread across Dampier Strait, Misool and the northern karst islands.
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Banda Sea Liveaboard
Schooling hammerheads, deep blue walls and the old nutmeg islands, reached on a short weather window each year.
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Alor Liveaboard
Cold, clear walls in the Pantar Strait, critter-rich Kalabahi Bay and some of the healthiest hard coral in Nusa Tenggara.
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Wakatobi Liveaboard
A UNESCO biosphere reserve of fringing reefs and atolls off southeast Sulawesi, known for visibility and gentle wall diving.
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Triton Bay Liveaboard
Soft coral forests in plankton-rich water, walking sharks and whale sharks at fishing platforms on the south coast of West Papua.
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Halmahera Liveaboard
Rarely dived North Maluku reefs with their own endemic walking shark, strong drifts and Second World War wrecks off Morotai.
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Sumbawa Liveaboard
The Bali to Komodo crossing: volcanic black sand reefs at Sangeang, the crater lake of Satonda and turtles at Moyo.
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