Coralia

Coralia is a 48-meter traditional Phinisi liveaboard and #1 Luxury Liveaboard in the Scuba Diving Magazine Readers Choice Awards 2026. Accommodating 16 guests across 8 cabins — including Master Cabins with private balconies — the vessel operates 7 to 12-night itineraries across Raja Ampat, Komodo, Banda Sea, and Cenderawasih Bay. Nitrox is included. For the 2026/2027 season, rates start from USD $568 per person per day.

Coralia is one of Indonesia's most awarded liveaboards, consistently recognized for crew excellence and guest experience across multiple international platforms. Built in the traditional Phinisi style by Konjo craftsmen from Bira, Sulawesi, the vessel combines handcrafted Indonesian woodwork with interiors designed by internationally renowned interior designer Deirdre Renniers. Powered by dual Mitsubishi marine engines, she cruises at 7–9 knots across Indonesia's eastern frontier with a crew of 22, including two cruise directors.

Eight cabins accommodate up to 16 guests across three categories. Four Master Cabins on the main and upper decks each offer 30 sqm with private balconies, panoramic ocean views, and outdoor seating — named after coral species in keeping with the vessel's conservation ethos. Two Double Cabins on the lower deck provide 24 sqm with double beds convertible to triple configuration, and two Twin Cabins offer 22 sqm for friends or solo travelers. All cabins feature air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms with warm freshwater showers, comfortable beds, work desks, and USB and standard charging stations.

The dive deck is set up for unhurried daily operations, with up to four guided dives per day including night dives. Nitrox is produced onboard via an NRC membrane system and offered free of charge to certified divers. A dedicated air-conditioned camera room on the main deck provides individual workstations, ample storage, and multiple charging points for underwater photographers. Two 8-meter fiberglass tenders with twin Yamaha outboards support all diving operations. For the 2026/2027 season, itineraries span Raja Ampat, Komodo, Banda Sea, Cenderawasih Bay, Halmahera, Alor, and the Forgotten Islands.