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Am I Too Young for a Liveaboard? A Week in Egypt
Małgorzata thought liveaboards were for older divers, then spent a week on one in Egypt.
Indonesia
Coralia
Starting from
$4725/trip
Coralia Liveaboard Indonesia
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48m
Lengths
16
Max. Guests
3
Type of cabins
Coralia Liveaboard is an award-winning luxury vessel crafted in the traditional Phinisi style, designed to create unforgettable journeys through Indonesia’s most spectacular marine regions. Accommodating 16 guests in eight spacious, air-conditioned en-suite cabins, we blend traditional craftsmanship with modern comfort. Enjoy our refined indoor salon, expansive sundecks, and a dedicated camera room for photographers. From Raja Ampat and the Banda Sea to Komodo and Cenderawasih Bay, our expert crew ensures world-class service, recognized by multiple international awards. Join us to experience the #1 rated quality of crew, safety, and luxury in Indonesian waters. * Check in : 11 AM Arrival date * Check out: 10 AM departure date
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| DATE | ROUTE | PRICE | CABIN |
|---|---|---|---|
21
Oct | Forgotten Islands, Banda & Ambon 12D/11N |
$6875
| Full |
Included: Airport transfers on arrival/departure days, Accommodation in air-conditioned en-suite cabins, Full Board Meals, Snacks, Drinking Water, Soft Drinks, Tea & Coffee, Diving Package, Nitrox for qualified divers, Kayaks, Stand-up Paddleboards, Land Excursions, Cabin Towels, Deck Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, WiFi internet.
Required Extras: National Park Fees, Port Clearances, and Fuel Surcharge - 225-851 USD per trip, Mandatory Dive Insurance.
Optional Extras: Alcoholic Beverages, Massage Treatments, Rental Gear - 290-485 USD per trip, Scuba Diving Courses, Crew Gratuities.
We accept
Easy payment by payment link
Toys
Toys vary by boat — we’ll help match you with the right setup for your group
Concierge service for full charters
Tender(s)
Paddle board(s)
Kayak(s)
Diving / Snorkelling equipment
Various watersports equipment
Yoga Mats / Wellness Deck
Family friendly
AOWD Divers
OW Divers
Scuba Courses
Contact us for full charter / group booking
Boat specifications
Drawing & Vessel Layouts
Lengths
48 m
Width
9.1 m
Type of Boat
Phinisi
Year of Building
2018
Engine Numbers
2
Speed
7-9 knots
Max. Guests
16
Number of Crew
20
Number of Diveguides
4
Fuel Capacity
12,000 litters
Water Capacity
10,000 litters
Cabin Types
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Master (Main & Upper Deck) Main Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Hair Dryer
Safe
Double Lower Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Hair Dryer
Safe
Twin Lower Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Hair Dryer
Safe
Coralia reviews
4.7
15 reviews
Vessel
Crew
Food
Scuba Diving
Value
Coralia feels like a boat designed by people who actually understand divers. The dive deck is practical, the camera room is properly equipped, the cabins are comfortable and the guides are excellent spotters. Whether the itinerary is Raja Ampat, Komodo or a remote Banda crossing, the boat gives the trip a very personal feeling.
The food ruined normal life for me. Breakfast after the first dive will never be the same again.
Cenderawasih Bay was completely different from Raja Ampat. The reefs and old wrecks were interesting, but the early morning visit to the fishing platforms in Kwatisore was the reason most of us had travelled so far. We were lucky that whale sharks were present, and the crew gave us time rather than rushing everyone through one quick encounter.
Five-star service without five-star stiffness.
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