Coralia is an award-winning luxury Indonesia liveaboard designed for refined dive journeys through the Coral Triangle. The experience combines traditional Indonesian phinisi character, warm hospitality, small-group diving, and access to world-class marine regions including Raja Ampat, Komodo, Banda Sea, Halmahera, Cenderawasih Bay, Alor, Ambon, and the Forgotten Islands.
Coralia is a traditional wooden phinisi created for comfortable, elegant liveaboard travel in Indonesia. Its atmosphere is spacious, relaxed, and service-led, with generous social areas, open decks, indoor comfort, and quiet spaces for unwinding between dives and excursions.
Life onboard Coralia is built around ease, hospitality, and nature connection. Guests can enjoy outdoor dining, ocean-view lounging, sunset moments, relaxed indoor spaces, marine-life learning resources, and attentive crew service throughout the journey. The onboard rhythm supports both active diving days and slower moments at sea.
Coralia is best suited to divers, snorkelers, underwater photographers, and mixed-interest travellers who want a premium liveaboard experience with meaningful exploration. Diving is small-group and guide-led, snorkelers are welcome on many regular cruises, and private snorkeling-focused charters can be tailored for groups.
Coralia explores many of Indonesia’s most celebrated marine regions, from the reefs and manta encounters of Raja Ampat to Komodo’s current-rich dive sites, Banda Sea seamounts, Forgotten Islands remoteness, Halmahera reefs, Cenderawasih Bay whale shark encounters, and Alor’s clear waters and cultural richness.
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Yes. Coralia is strongly focused on scuba diving, with guided small-group diving across Indonesia’s top marine regions. Snorkelers and mixed groups can also join many itineraries.
Yes. Snorkelers are welcome on many Coralia diving cruises, especially where calm bays, shallow reefs, and clear water make surface exploration rewarding.
Yes. Coralia is well-suited to underwater photographers, with photographer-friendly onboard support and experienced guides who help guests discover marine life across each itinerary.
Coralia operates across regions such as Raja Ampat, Komodo, Banda Sea, Halmahera, Cenderawasih Bay, Alor, Ambon, and the Forgotten Islands.
Yes. Depending on the region and conditions, Coralia trips may include cultural visits, scenic viewpoints, nature trails, birdwatching, village visits, and conservation-focused experiences.
Yes. Coralia can support private charter-style experiences, including customized snorkeling-focused journeys for groups seeking a more tailored route and pace.