Indonesia sits at the heart of the Coral Triangle and is, by measured biodiversity, the best diving on earth — which makes it one of the highest-value specialist sells an agency can take. As your DMC da Indonésia, we operate the dive product end to end, from day boats to phinisi liveaboards, with the permits and logistics that the remote sites demand.
Where the diving is
- Raja Ampat — the crown jewel: the highest coral and fish diversity on the planet, reached via Sorong by boat, with eco-resorts and liveaboards. Season roughly October–April.
- Komodo — manta points, dramatic currents and the dragons above water, dived from Labuan Bajo day boats or liveaboards.
- Bunaken — North Sulawesi’s wall diving and the muck diving of the Lembeh Strait, easily reached via Manado.
- The Gili Islands — turtles and easy reefs off Lombok, ideal for beginners and courses.
Why diving needs a DMC
- Permits and logistics — marine-park permits, ranger requirements, flights via Sorong/Manado and boat transfers, all handled.
- The right boat — resort diving, day boats or a phinisi liveaboard matched to the group, certification and budget.
- Season and tides — we route by the dive season and the tides that make or break a site.
- Inventory — the best liveaboards and eco-resorts sell out a year ahead; we block early.
Programs combine under one quotation via our diving service. For the wider picture, see the guia completo de DMC da Indonésia.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is the best diving in Indonesia? Raja Ampat in West Papua is scientifically the most biodiverse marine area on earth; Komodo, Bunaken/Lembeh and the Gilis are also world-class and easier to reach.
What is a phinisi liveaboard? A phinisi is a traditional Indonesian wooden schooner; a liveaboard charter lets divers sleep aboard and reach remote sites over several days, with cabins, crew and a chef — the signature Indonesian dive experience.
When is the Raja Ampat dive season? Roughly October to April. The best resorts and liveaboards sell out far ahead, so we block inventory a year in advance.
How far ahead must dive trips be booked? For Raja Ampat liveaboards and top Komodo charters, six to twelve months; resort and day-boat diving is more flexible at one to three months.
Building a dive program? Fale com a central de trade da Explera.
