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From schooling hammerheads to coral-covered volcanoes, spice plantations to colonial ruins, this is no ordinary dive trip. Aboard Pindito — the longest-running Banda Islands liveaboard — you’ll explore Indonesia’s Banda Sea the way few ever will, combining unmatched diving access with cultural immersion and comfort at sea.

Here’s everything you need to know — and 10 unforgettable experiences that make this Banda Islands liveaboard expedition unlike any other.

Raja Ampat is massive — over 1,500 islands scattered across West Papua. Its dive sites are remote, wild, and often hours apart. That’s why liveaboard diving in Raja Ampat is the smartest and most immersive way to explore it.

Unlike land-based resorts that stick to local sites, liveaboards give you access to:

Early morning and night dives

Hard-to-reach reefs and isolated islands

Both north (Dampier Strait) and south (Misool) in one trip

More dives, more flexibility, more marine life

Komodo National Park is one of the most biodiverse marine environments on the planet. Its nutrient-rich currents support healthy coral reefs, massive schools of fish, and iconic megafauna such as manta rays and reef sharks. Below is your ultimate guide to the top dive sites in Komodo, complete with practical information on depth, currents, and best seasons to dive.