Amira is a dedicated Indonesian dive liveaboard built for travellers who want to explore the country’s most celebrated underwater regions in depth. The experience is centred on scuba diving, remote marine landscapes, coral reefs, secluded beaches, and discovery-style routes across Komodo, Raja Ampat, Alor, Banda Sea, and other special itineraries.
Amira blends traditional Indonesian Pinisi craftsmanship with a professional liveaboard setup designed for extended dive travel. The boat has a warm, social atmosphere with indoor and outdoor spaces for dining, relaxing, and sharing the day’s experiences after diving.
Life onboard Amira is focused on comfort between dives, attentive hospitality, and a smooth rhythm of ocean exploration. Guests can expect relaxed communal spaces, open-air downtime, and a team experienced in hosting divers across Indonesia’s more adventurous marine regions.
Amira is best suited to certified divers who want a dive-forward itinerary with strong guiding, safety awareness, and access to remote dive sites. The travel style is adventurous but comfortable, with opportunities for underwater photography, reef exploration, night diving where conditions allow, and nature-focused cruising.
Amira operates across some of Indonesia’s most biodiverse diving areas, including Komodo, Raja Ampat, Alor, Banda Sea, Forgotten Islands, Halmahera, Misool, Triton Bay, and Cenderawasih. These regions are known for coral reefs, pelagic encounters, macro life, current-rich sites, and remote island scenery.
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Yes. Amira is primarily designed for scuba diving trips in Indonesia, with routes focused on major dive destinations such as Komodo, Raja Ampat, Alor, and Banda Sea.
Amira is best for divers who want a serious Indonesia liveaboard experience, combining remote marine exploration, guided diving, comfort onboard, and a small-group adventure style.
Yes. Amira offers dive safaris in Komodo and Raja Ampat, along with other Indonesian diving regions such as Alor, Banda Sea, Misool, Forgotten Islands, and Triton Bay.
Yes. Amira’s diving setup supports underwater photographers, and its itineraries include regions known for reefs, macro life, biodiversity, and dramatic underwater scenery.