Amalia is a Komodo liveaboard designed for travellers who want to go beyond day trips and wake up close to the best dive sites, beaches, viewpoints, and wildlife encounters in Komodo National Park. The experience blends scuba diving, snorkeling, island trekking, paddleboarding, beach time, and relaxed life on deck.
KLM Amalia is a characterful Indonesian liveaboard operating in Komodo, with a warm onboard atmosphere, open social spaces, and a sun deck made for relaxing between dives, sunset moments, and stargazing.
Days aboard Amalia are shaped around early access to Komodo’s marine sites, fresh meals, easy deck time, and a friendly crew-led experience. Guests can dive before day boats arrive, unwind between activities, and enjoy the rhythm of sleeping close to the national park’s islands and reefs.
Amalia is especially suited to divers, but the trip is not only underwater. Expect a balanced Komodo adventure with scuba diving, snorkeling, SUP, beach visits, Pink Beach or Padar-style viewpoints, and wildlife-focused land excursions such as dragon trekking on Rinca.
Amalia focuses on Komodo National Park, one of Indonesia’s most iconic marine regions. The route can include north, central, and southern Komodo areas, with highlights such as Crystal Rock, manta encounters, reef fish, white-sand beaches, dramatic island viewpoints, and Komodo dragon habitat.
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Yes. Amalia is strongly dive-focused, with access to Komodo’s top dive areas, including sites known for sharks, mantas, reef life, and current-rich diving.
Yes. Non-divers can enjoy snorkeling, paddleboarding, beach visits, island trekking, photography, wildlife exploration, and relaxing onboard.
Amalia cruises in Komodo National Park, Indonesia, with trips commonly connected to Labuan Bajo, Flores.
Amalia suits adventurous travellers who want a small-group Komodo liveaboard with diving, nature, relaxed deck time, and island exploration.