Indonesia Liveaboard

Dive Indonesia

Palau is home to some of the best scuba diving sites in the world, and a 10-night liveaboard trip is the perfect way to experience them all.
One must-see destination is Blue Corner, where strong currents attract an abundance of marine life, including sharks, barracudas, and schools of fish. Another popular site is German Channel, where manta rays can often be spotted. The Ulong Channel is another highlight, featuring a narrow passage between two islands with incredible coral formations and diverse marine life. The Chandelier Cave, with its unique underground chambers and air pockets, is also not to be missed. For those seeking a unique experience, Jellyfish Lake is home to thousands of harmless jellyfish that can be swum amongst.

The Boat (new)

M/Y Blue Pearl is a 46.2-meter luxury liveaboard, built to exacting international standards and outfitted with premium materials and state-of-the-art navigation, safety, and diving systems.

Built in 2026, she accommodates up to 18 guests in 9 elegant cabins, including 1 Master Suite and 8 Sea View cabins. Designed for exploration in Indonesia, she is equipped with 3 tender boats for guest excursions and ensures self-sufficient operations for extended journeys.

Experience Indonesia’s pristine waters aboard the M/Y Blue Pearl, where sophisticated design and modern functionality create an exceptional liveaboard adventure.

Technical Information

Length: 37 m (121 ft)
Beam: 8 m (26 ft)
Guest Capacity: Up to 20 guests
Cabins: 10 en-suite cabins (8 twin-bed lower deck cabins, 2 double-bed upper deck master cabins)
Engines: 2 × Caterpillar V12 (764 HP each)
Generators: 2 × Kohler 70 kW
Water Supply: ~14,000 L + 2 × desalination units (~5,678 L/day)
Speed: 12–14 knots
Dive Facilities: Large dive platform with gear charging stations; Nitrox available

Itineraries

Blue Pearl features itineraries to the best Indonesian dive destinations: Raja Ampat and Komodo.

What Else?

Much about diving. All about comfort and luxury.

Non-Diving Activity Equipment/Facilities/Services:

Pool

Accommodation

Ensuite Cabins with Hot Shower
Sea view cabins with Beds 2000 x 1200 x 400 cm
Basic Room Amenities: 2-in-1 Shampoo and Bath Gel, Separate Towel Hangers for Bath and Face Towels,
Clothes Hooks, Hair Dryer, Safety Deposit Box, USB Ports for Charging, Inter-Room Communication System

Diving

3 x tenders each carrying up to 24 divers/tender
Boats are all with safety equipments.

Vessel Amenities

Main Deck Outdoor Seating and Whirlpool
Main Deck Outdoor Bar
Spacious Indoor Dining Area with Cafe and Bar
Business Centre
Camera station
Sun Deck Seating and Sun Beds

About Indonesia

Palau, located in the western Pacific Ocean in the heart of Micronesia, is widely regarded as one of the world’s premier diving destinations. Situated between the Philippines and Indonesia, this remote island nation offers pristine reefs, dramatic underwater topography, and exceptional marine biodiversity. Most liveaboard and resort diving departs from Koror, the country’s main hub and gateway to Palau’s legendary dive sites.

Palau’s waters encompass an expansive marine sanctuary featuring over 50 renowned dive sites, including steep walls, coral gardens, channels, caves, and WWII wrecks. Diving is available year-round, with warm water temperatures, excellent visibility, and consistently healthy reefs. The contrast of vibrant coral formations against deep blue walls and channels creates some of the most striking underwater scenery in the Pacific.

Strong tidal currents flowing through Palau’s channels bring nutrient-rich waters from the open ocean, attracting an extraordinary concentration of marine life. Divers can encounter sharks on nearly every dive, along with manta rays, turtles, schooling barracuda, jacks, snappers, and vast schools of reef fish. Iconic sites such as Blue Corner, German Channel, Ulong Channel, and the Rock Islands showcase Palau’s reputation for high-energy drift dives and thrilling pelagic action. While land-based operators access selected areas, liveaboards provide the ultimate Palau experience, allowing divers to reach remote sites, follow lunar-timed spawning events, and explore the full diversity of Palau’s underwater world in a single journey.

Getting There

Indonesia’s top dive regions are reached via Jakarta (CGK) or Bali (DPS) with domestic connections. For Raja Ampat, fly to Sorong (SOQ), then transfer to the liveaboard. For Komodo, fly to Labuan Bajo (LBJ) for embarkation. Smooth transfers make exploring these world-class dive sites effortless.

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Indonesia Liveaboard

A lifetime experience!