Amira Liveaboard

Amira is the largest wooden dive boat in Indonesia, a 52-metre, 10-metre-wide Pinisi schooner built locally by indigenous craftsmen in traditional style and sailing Indonesian waters since 2010. She carries up to 20 guests in 11 cabins (5 double cabins and 2 single cabins on the lower deck, 4 double cabins on the upper deck), each with en-suite bathroom, air conditioning and natural light. Amenities include a 140 m2 sun deck with loungers and bean bags, an indoor lounge with a fish-ID library and briefing area, a covered outdoor restaurant, and a dedicated dive deck at the stern with individual dive stations, on-the-spot air and Nitrox tank fills, and a 9-metre camera room with international power sockets. Amira runs dive safaris across Indonesia, including Komodo, Raja Ampat, Alor, Banda Sea, Halmahera, Cenderawasih and the Forgotten Islands.