Diving deep into the Indonesian archipelago, while learning about the region and supporting ocean conservation.
Join us for a luxurious adventure, sailing through Indonesia’s remote breathtaking underwater ecosystems. Enjoy immersive workshops and lectures while supporting ocean conservation. Your journey directly funds dive and conservation education for young women in West Papua, uplifting the next generation of ocean advocates.
Dive the Indonesian archipelago — with purpose.
Dive in some of the most biodiverse reefs on Earth while learning about the history, ecology and culture that shape them. Each expedition includes marine biology sessions, underwater photography guidance, conservation discussions and regional history & cultural context. Every journey funds dive and conservation training for young women in West Papua — building the next generation of ocean leaders.
MARINE BIOLOGY
UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY
HISTORY & CULTURE
CONSERVATION
Raja Ampat & TRITON BAY
2-13 march 2026 | 12D/11N | ~33 dives | 13 pax | £3750 / €4300
fully booked
After a fully booked expedition in Raja Ampat earlier this year, we’re thrilled to return with an even more extraordinary route; this time extending into the remote Triton Bay. This 12-day journey through South Raja Ampat and Kaimana explores two of Indonesia’s last untouched marine frontiers. From Misool’s kaleidoscopic coral gardens and manta cleaning stations to Triton Bay’s towering limestone cliffs, whale sharks, and hidden waterfalls, every dive unveils a new layer of the Coral Triangle’s magic. These regions lie where the Pacific and Indian Ocean meet, creating a continuous exchange of nutrients that sustains over 2,000 fish species, 31 cetaceans and more species of coral than anywhere else in the world. Few vessels venture this far, making it a true expedition for those seeking the wild heart of Indonesia’s underwater world.
VISIT TO WATERFALL
UW PHOTOGRAPHY MENTORING
SHARK CONSERVATION LECTURE
HISTORY & CULTURE LECTURE
MANTA RAY CONSERVATION LECTURE
raja ampat & triton bay
2-13 march 2026 | 12D/11N | ~33 dives | 13 pax | £3750 / €4300
fully booked
After a fully booked expedition in Raja Ampat earlier this year, we’re thrilled to return with an even more extraordinary route; this time extending into the remote Triton Bay. This 12-day journey through South Raja Ampat and Kaimana explores two of Indonesia’s last untouched marine frontiers. From Misool’s kaleidoscopic coral gardens and manta cleaning stations to Triton Bay’s towering limestone cliffs, whale sharks, and hidden waterfalls, every dive unveils a new layer of the Coral Triangle’s magic. These regions lie where the Pacific and Indian Ocean meet, creating a continuous exchange of nutrients that sustains over 2,000 fish species, 31 cetaceans and more species of coral than anywhere else in the world. Few vessels venture this far, making it a true expedition for those seeking the wild heart of Indonesia’s underwater world.
UW photography workshop
SHARK CONSERVATION LECTURE
HISTORY & CULTURE LECTURE
MANTA RAY LECTURE
Banda Sea
14-20 September | 7 days | ~20 dives | ~11 pax | 2150 GBP
7 spots left
After two sold-out, unforgettable journeys through the Banda Sea, our next expedition takes us back to Banda’s volcanic islands and legendary hammerhead dives. The region is best explored by liveaboard, with world-class dive sites scattered across a stretch of ocean reachin up to 7000m deep. Every dive brings new surprises — from pods of dolphins and marlins to oceanic manta rays, and coral reefs bursting with life. Our search for pygmy blue whales will continue after numerous sightings ion the last trips, adding an element of pure oceanic magic to this route. For those seeking true frontier diving — this is it.
SHARK CONSERVATION LECTURE
UW PHOTOGRAPHY MENTORING
INDONESIAN LANGUAGE CLASS
VISIT TO FORT BELGICA, MUSEUM & NUTMEG PLANTATION
HISTORY OF Banda Islands LECTURE
Banda Sea
14-20 September | 7 days | ~20 dives | 11 pax | 2150 GBP
7 spots left
After two sold-out, unforgettable journeys through the Banda Sea, our next expedition takes us back to Banda’s volcanic islands and legendary hammerhead dives. The region is best explored by liveaboard, with world-class dive sites scattered across a stretch of ocean reachin up to 7000m deep. Every dive brings new surprises — from pods of dolphins and marlins to oceanic manta rays, and coral reefs bursting with life. Our search for pygmy blue whales will continue after numerous sightings ion the last trips, adding an element of pure oceanic magic to this route. For those seeking true frontier diving — this is it.
SHARK CONSERVATION LECTURE
visit to banda neira island
HISTORY OF Banda Islands LECTURE
VISIT TO NUTMEG PLANTATION, FORT BELGICA & MUSEUM
About us
Simply put: Wendy and Iris are obsessed with Indonesia. Diving deep into what the most remote corners of the archipelago, they developed careers in diving, conservation and photography ever since falling in love with the country back in 2014. Together, they have over a decade of experience in managing conservation-focused diving operations in Indonesia, of which most time spent in the most special corner of the island nation: Raja Ampat. Cruise directing liveaboards and managing NGOs, they visited every corner of the 1700 islands province, learning about the most incredible dive sites, currents, fascinating local culture, the local tongue and intricate marine life. Their passion for the local cultures and the underwater world of Indonesia made them fluent in Bahasa Indonesia and pick up a camera, always with conservation in mind. Wendy has been working with organisations such as Greenpeace and Oceanographic Magazine, and Iris’ (still based on a 5km² island in the heart of Raja) photography’s been published in National Geographic Traveller UK. Carrying a vast bank of expertise on marine conservation, diving and photography, Wendy and Iris are always keen to share their knowledge – whether that’s through a workshop or while chatting after a dive.
These expeditions fund training and mentorship for young women in east Indonesia, providing pathways to open the door of marine conservation careers, so they may lead the way as stewards of their own region.
More than a liveaboard
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Make a real impact
Every expedition directly funds dive and conservation training for young women in West Papua and eastern Indonesia. You are not just visiting these reefs, you are helping build the next generation of local ocean advocates who will protect them. As of 2026, our community consists of 7 young women.
Join the community
We intentionally keep our expeditions intimate.
Fewer guests mean more meaningful conversations, personalised guidance, and the flexibility to shape the experience around your individual interests — whether that’s reef ecology, underwater photography, pelagic behaviour or cultural context on land.
Learn from experts on board
Having lived in eastern Indonesia, we design our itineraries around the rhythms of these places — from pelagic migrations to hornbills gathering at dusk. Gain a deeper understanding of what you’ve seen by learning from our on board experts, adding depth to your trip.
We’re not a “dive, eat, sleep, repeat” liveaboard, though we dive just as much. We simply go further.
Go home changed
We design each journey to offer context — ecological, historical and cultural, aiming to jam-pack it with lots of extra value such as talks and workshops. Guests regularly tell us they leave feeling enriched, inspired and more connected to the places they visited because of our approach.