Alor, Flores & Forgotten Islands
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Maumere, Komba, Alor: Kalabahi Bay, Pertamina jetty, Sekolah, Pura, Wetar, Reong, Dai, Sermata, Kelapa, Moa, Nyata, Roman, Telang, Juha and Reong land excursion
Day 1
The Indonesian deep-sea adventure commences with your arrival in Maumere, the port that launches this remote diving expedition. The dedicated Amira crew awaits your arrival. Once aboard, you are welcomed with a cocktail and a full boat briefing before settling into your cabin. Dinner is served as the vessel begins its overnight cruise toward the first dive regions.
Core Days
This extended dive safari presents a definitive contrast between the nutrient-rich, critter-laden waters of Flores and Alor, and the isolated, oceanic reefs of the Forgotten Islands chain. The experience aboard the Amira liveaboard is valued for its expert guidance across these geographically distinct regions, promising varied and challenging diving.
Diving across Flores and Alor provides ample reward for macro photography specialists. Maumere Bay yields excellent muck sites, while Alor features unique hotspots such as Kalabahi Bay and the Pertamina jetty, where black sandy slopes conceal unusual critters. Expert Amira dive guides excel at locating species such as hairy frogfish, rhinopias, and the distinctive wonderpus octopus. Furthermore, sites like Pura and Sekolah offer colourful, current-swept reefs, often attracting large schools of fusiliers and bumphead parrotfish. You will also encounter the unusual volcanic environment of Komba and enjoy an included terrestrial excursion on Reong Island.
As the Amira makes its major transit across the Banda Sea towards the Forgotten Islands, the diving focus pivots to blue water pelagics and breathtaking wall features. Wetar, Dai, Sermata, Nyata, Telang, are dive sites synonymous with outstanding visibility and deep, coral-covered drop-offs. These isolated formations serve as crucial congregation points, offering the potential for sightings of dogtooth tuna, reef sharks, and impressive schools of hammerheads. Access to this remote segment of the Amira itinerary confirms its positioning as a leading choice for serious Indonesian dive exploration.
Final Day
Awake on the last morning for a final breakfast, then bid farewell to the professional Amira crew before disembarking in Saumlaki.
Komodo National Park
Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities
Diving environment: advanced divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Komodo: Gili Lawa Laut/Darat, Castle Rock, Tatawa, Manta Alley, Padar, Nusa Kode, Rinca Island, Cannibal Rock, Yellow Wall of Texas Horseshoe Bay; and Sebayor.
Cruises from Bima will as dive at Sangeang Island and Bima.
Day 1
The scuba expedition to Komodo’s legendary waters commences upon your arrival in Labuan Bajo (or Bima), the port of embarkation. The friendly Amira crew awaits you for the brief transfer to the moored vessel. Once aboard, a welcome cocktail and essential boat briefing precede cabin assignment. Dinner is served as the Amira liveaboard begins the overnight steam toward your first anchorages.
Core Days
Komodo National Park is a magnet for scuba divers, owing to the dramatic tidal flows that cultivate phenomenal biodiversity. These nutrient-rich currents create a dynamic environment where you are immersed in non-stop underwater action, ensuring every plunge is memorable. This dive safari with Amira covers the distinct thermal and biological zones of the park, guaranteeing a full spectrum of experiences.
The northern dive sites, encompassing Gili Lawa Laut and Gili Lawa Darat, showcase the sheer scale of the Indo-Pacific fish life. Sites like Castle Rock and Tatawa are characterised by strong currents, acting as assembly points for schooling fish-large trevallies, barracuda, and feeding bumphead parrotfish are a regular spectacle here. The reefs are in prime condition, boasting thick coverage of flourishing hard and soft corals.
Transitioning to the southern sector takes you to the cooler, critter-focused waters around Rinca Island, Nusa Kode, and the famed Horseshoe Bay. This is where the spectacular Manta Alley is situated, a dive site where massive oceanic manta rays frequent established cleaning stations. Macro enthusiasts will revel in the high density of invertebrates populating the walls at Cannibal Rock and Yellow Wall of Texas, where expert dive guides will help locate smaller delights such as sea apples, leaffish, and frogfish among the colourful tunicates.
For cruises embarking or disembarking at Bima, the route will include the volcanic black sand slopes of Sangeang Island and dives near Bima, which offer a unique backdrop for specialised macro photography. Beyond the diving, a land excursion is scheduled to Rinca Island, ensuring you experience the park’s famous land resident, the Komodo dragon, and take in the panoramic views from Padar. This comprehensive scope is a hallmark of the Amira liveaboard experience.
Day 11
Wake up for a final breakfast on the Amira before disembarkation at Labuan Bajo (or Bima) airport.
Komodo National Park & Flores
Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities
Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Komodo: Gili Lawa Laut/Darat, Castle Rock, Pantai Merah, Manta Alley, Padar, Rinca Island, Cannibal Rock, Yellow Wall of Texas Horseshoe Bay, Nusa Kode, Torpedo Alley, Tatawa; Flores: Sebayor, Pulau Raja, Sabolan, Riung, Maumere Bay.
Cruises from Bima will also dive at Sangeang Island and Bima.
Day 1
The beginning of your Indonesian dive safari is marked by your arrival in Labuan Bajo or Maumere, the ports of embarkation/disembarkation. The friendly Amira crew will meet you for the transfer to the moored vessel. After a welcome cocktail, full boat briefing, and settling into your cabin, dinner is served as the Amira liveaboard sets sail, cruising overnight to the first dive sites.
Core Days
This tour is ideal for divers, combining the powerful pelagic action of Komodo National Park with the exceptional critter diving around Flores. The region's reputation is built upon non-stop underwater action, supported by nutrient-rich waters that result in incredible hard and soft coral coverage.
Diving within Komodo includes the legendary current-swept pinnacles of the north, such as Castle Rock and Tatawa. The northern sites are prime locations for observing large schools of barracuda, trevallies, and bumpheads. Moving south, the cooler waters of Rinca Island and Nusa Kode feature the highly sought-after sites like Horseshoe Bay, where Cannibal Rock and Yellow Wall of Texas offer spectacular cold-water macro opportunities amidst lush invertebrate life. The famous Manta Alley is also on the route, a cleaning station where massive oceanic manta rays are frequently sighted. Land excursions are included to experience the iconic Komodo dragons and to climb Padar Island for breathtaking panoramic views of the archipelago.
The latter part of the trip focuses on the diverse waters off Flores. Sites like Pulau Raja and Sabolan offer more of Komodo’s impressive reef structure. However, the unique volcanic landscapes and sheltered bays near Riung and Maumere Bay specialise in world-class macro diving. The water here reveals astonishing critter life: expert dive guides will help you spot hairy frogfish, Halimeda ghostpipefish, pygmy seahorses, rhinopias, and even wonderpus octopus. The diving is not solely macro; you can also expect white-tip reef sharks, bamboo sharks, and schools of fusiliers.
For cruises that utilise Bima as an embarkation or disembarkation port, you will also have the opportunity to dive at Sangeang Island and Bima. The volcanic slopes and black sandy bottoms of this area provide unique muck diving experiences, enhancing the already diverse offerings of the Amira liveaboard.
Final Day
The Amira arrives at the disembarkation port, which will be Labuan Bajo or Maumere. Wake up for a final breakfast before saying your goodbyes and transferring ashore.
Komodo National Park North
Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities
Diving environment: advanced divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Komodo - Gili Lawa Laut: Castle Rock, Castle Rock, Gili Lawa Darat, Tatawa Kecil, Batu Bulong and Sebayur.
Cruises from Bima will also dive at Sangeang Island and Bima.
Day 1
The Amira liveaboard awaits your arrival in Labuan Bajo or Bima, the designated ports of embarkation. The professional crew will welcome you aboard with a cocktail, followed by an essential briefing and cabin assignment. Dinner is served on deck as the Amira begins her night-time cruise toward the productive northern regions of Komodo.
Core Days
This route is focuses on the northern reaches of Komodo National Park, an area renowned among scuba divers for its exciting, current-driven topography and spectacular volumes of fish life. The cold, nutrient-rich currents circulating through this area sustain astonishingly healthy reef formations and create a dynamic environment where non-stop underwater action is the norm.
The highlights are centred around Gili Lawa Laut and Gili Lawa Darat. These islands house world-famous dive sites like Castle Rock and Batu Bulong, powerful pinnacles where divers descend into a flurry of marine activity. Here, you will find yourself amidst immense schools of fish, including jackfish, trevallies, and barracuda, with reef sharks often patrolling the current lines. The Amira guides ensure positioning is optimal to appreciate the spectacle of these currents at full flow.
Further south, sites like Tatawa Kecil present exceptionally colourful reefscapes. These locations feature vast carpets of hard and soft coral, ideal for close exploration and wide-angle photography. The reefs are teeming with smaller life, where keen-eyed divers and the expert guides can locate unusual macro inhabitants, contributing to Komodo’s impressive reputation for marine biodiversity.
For expeditions beginning or ending in Bima, the cruise includes diving at Sangeang Island and Bima. Sangeang’s volcanic black sand slopes offer a distinct, rewarding experience, specialising in peculiar macro subjects not found elsewhere in the park. Exploring these diverse locations with the experienced crew of the Amira liveaboard ensures a comprehensive and authoritative dive safari.
Final Day
The Amira returns to Labuan Bajo or Bima. Enjoy a final breakfast onboard before saying your goodbyes and disembarking.
Komodo National Park, Flores & Alor
Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities
Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Komodo: Gili Lawa, Saba, Batu Balomg, Tatawa, Flores: Maumere, Sebayor, Pulau Babi, Pomana, Kulambu, Kawula, Pantar Strait, Komba Volcano, North and South Alor. Visit to see the Komodo dragons.
Day 1
The convergence of macro and pelagic wonders begins with your arrival in Maumere, the port that launches your Indonesian dive expedition. The friendly Amira crew will meet you for the transfer to the moored vessel. Once aboard, you will enjoy a welcome cocktail and a full boat briefing before settling into your cabin. Dinner is served as the Amira liveaboard sets sail, cruising overnight to the first dive sites.
Core Days
This grand dive cruise offers an authoritative view of the archipelago's extremes, from the current-fuelled pinnacles of Komodo to the remote, nutrient-rich waters of Alor. This comprehensive tour aboard Amira immerses you in high-octane pelagic action alongside some of the finest specialised macro diving in the region.
The exploration starts in Komodo National Park, a region of dramatic topography. Locations like Gili Lawa, Saba, Batu Balomg, and Tatawa are vibrant, coral-laden sea mounts where strong, active currents act as aggregation points for massive schools of fish, including tuna, barracuda, and trevallies. These sites feature impressive hard and soft coral formations, offering potential sightings of mantas and reef sharks. Beyond the depths, a key feature of this safari includes a visit ashore to witness the formidable Komodo dragons in their native habitat.
As the Amira navigates toward Flores, the underwater experience shifts to focus on exceptional macro life. Dive sites around Maumere, Pomana, Kulambu, and Kawula are celebrated for their superb benthic diversity. Here, Amira's expert dive guides will help you spot cryptic and rare subjects, such as hairy frogfish, Halimeda ghostpipefish, pygmy seahorses, rhinopias, and wonderpus octopus. This area boasts intensely colourful reefs, providing a necessary and welcome contrast to Komodo’s challenging currents.
The final phase targets the remote Alor archipelago. This destination offers healthy reefs and a truly diverse range of underwater conditions. Divers explore the hydrodynamics of the Pantar Strait and the black sand muck slopes of North and South Alor. Komba volcano provides a dramatic backdrop for diving, allowing you to encounter varying water temperatures and unique topography. The experienced Amira liveaboard crew safely provides access to these far-flung waters, which are known for supporting large schooling fish and offer the possibility of spotting resident dugongs.
Final Day
Awake for your final breakfast aboard the Amira before disembarking in Maumere, the concluding point of this incredible Indonesian expedition.
Raja Ampat & Triton Bay (12 Days / 11 Nights - 36 Dives)
Trip highlights: whale sharks, shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat: Airborei, Penemu, Misool, Kaleidoscope, Boo, Wayilbatan, Fabiacet; Pulau Pisang, Fak Fak: Air Tanjung and Momon Bay; Triton Bay: Kaimana, 7th Heaven, GT Rock, Bat Cave, Little Komodo, Disneyland, Black Forest, David's Rock. Beach picnic/BBQs, visits to village, rock paintings, waterfalls.
Day 1
The call of Indonesia’s ultimate dive frontiers is answered as you arrive in Sorong, the bustling port of embarkation. The Amira crew will be on hand to greet you. Once aboard the vessel, you will receive a full boat briefing and settle into your cabin before enjoying a welcome cocktail and dinner. The Amira liveaboard sets sail after dark, beginning its transit toward the first dive regions.
Core Days
This extensive charter is designed for divers to explore the contrasting underwater landscapes of Raja Ampat and Triton Bay. In Raja Ampat, we focus on the prolific Misool area, where sites like Airborek, Penemu, and Misool itself exemplify the world's most biodiverse reefs. Diving around bommies and pinnacles such as Kaleidoscope, Boo, Wayilbatan, and Fabiacet reveals extraordinarily dense hard and soft coral coverage, providing habitat for everything from reef sharks and mantas to the endemic wobbegong shark.
The transit between regions includes explorations of the lesser-known islands near Fak Fak, such as Pulau Pisang, Air Tanjung, and Momon Bay. These areas afford opportunities for land-based activities to complement the diving. We include visits to local villages, historical stops to view ancient rock paintings etched into cliffs, and refreshing excursions to waterfalls. A beach picnic or BBQ offers a relaxed surface interval with your fellow guests and the Amira crew.
The focus then shifts to Triton Bay, anchored near Kaimana. This area is considered a world-class diving destination, distinguished by its unique soft coral gardens and rugged, scenic topography. Sites like 7th Heaven, GT Rock, Bat Cave, Little Komodo, Disneyland, Black Forest, and David's Rock feature huge black coral forests and sea mounds. These rich waters are known to attract squadrons of bumphead parrotfish, alongside a stunning array of macro life. The knowledgeable guides aboard the Amira liveaboard are experts at locating creatures like frogfish, ornate ghost pipefish, and numerous nudibranch species.
Following 2 morning dives, the vessel completes its voyage, reaching the disembarkation port of Kaimana.
Day 12
Enjoy a final breakfast onboard before saying your goodbyes to the crew and heading ashore.
Raja Ampat National Park South & Central
Trip highlights: shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat - Misool: Magic Mountain, Gorgonian Passage, Fabiacet, Farondi, Wagnab, Razorback Rock, Three Sisters, Four Kings, Wedding Cake, Nudi Rock, Yillet, Boo, Balbulol; Dampier Strait: Cape Kri, Jef Fam, Penemu, Batanta and Manta Point
Day 1
The ultimate diving pilgrimage to Raja Ampat begins when you step aboard the Amira liveaboard in Sorong, your designated port of embarkation. Be welcomed by the friendly Amira crew for a briefing, cabin assignment, and a well-deserved cocktail. Dinner is served as the vessel casts off, beginning the overnight cruise toward the first protected anchorages, allowing guests to settle in before the immersion starts.
Core Days
This itinerary offers access to the Coral Triangle’s biological zenith. The region, which spans the unparalleled Misool reef systems and the hydrodynamically active Dampier Strait, presents a unique underwater world unmatched across Indonesia. This section of West Papua truly spoils you with its rich coral reefs and abundance of marine life.
The Misool area, in the southern sector, is famed for its dramatic limestone karst islands and world-renowned dive sites situated on submerged pinnacles and sea mounts. Explore Gorgonian Passage, Fabiacet, and Farondi, where the sheer walls are utterly saturated with spectacular soft corals and colossal sea fans. Magic Mountain stands out as a key site for the potential observation of oceanic manta rays on their cleaning station. Further iconic locations, including Four Kings, Wedding Cake, Nudi Rock, Yillet, and Boo, showcase intensely healthy coral growth supporting a dense population of schooling reef fish.
Moving north, the Dampier Strait provides an exhilarating contrast, focusing on the high-current zones that attract spectacular concentrations of marine life. Dive sites such as Cape Kri, Jef Fam, and Manta Point are legendary for their wide-angle opportunities, regularly providing sightings of majestic Amira mantas. Large schools of barracuda and batfish patrol the area, adding to the dynamic underwater experience. For macro enthusiasts, your expert dive guides are adept at locating miniature highlights: search for pygmy and pontohi seahorses, or look for endemic species like spotted wobbegongs and the epaulette walking shark. 3-4 dives are typically scheduled daily, with the afternoon dive providing superior natural light to reveal the full spectrum of colour. The dedicated service on this Amira liveaboard safari ensures maximum comfort between descents.
Final Day
The Amira returns to Sorong, the disembarkation point. Enjoy a final leisurely breakfast onboard while exchanging photos and memories before your goodbyes to the crew and stepping ashore.
Raja Ampat, Banda & Forgotten Islands (14 Days / 13 Nights - 44 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, manta rays, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Raja Ampat - Misool, Fabiacet, Farondi, Gorgonian Passage, Batanta, Airborek; Manuk, Serua, Banda Islands, Nila, Nil Desperandum, Dusborgh, Serua, Manuk, Pulau Koon
Day 1
The friendly Amira crew awaits your arrival at Sorong airport. Jump on board the minivan for the 10 minute transfer to the liveaboard moored near the harbour. Sip your welcome cocktail while the course director gives a boat briefing, introduces the crew and assigns the cabins among you and the other guests. Dinner will be served while Amira prepares for her journey.
Core Days
Each day you can enjoy 4 meals - a light pre-breakfast (toast, cereals) and a cooked breakfast (eggs, pancakes, mee goreng) each side of the 1st dive, followed by a buffet lunch and set 4-course or buffet-style dinner. There are also various snacks and fruit available throughout the day, keeping your energy up to enjoy the glorious diving in these waters. Indonesian food such as nasi goreng, fresh local salads, and Chinese and European dishes will feature in the meals. Many drinks are available onboard, including an Espresso machine, beer, Australian and Chilean wine, and a good supply of vodka, rum and gin for long drinks.
You have finally reached Raja Ampat, the most biodiverse marine region in the world! The southern part of Misool belongs to the largest yet least developed islands of Raja Ampat. 4 dives a day will give you plenty of opportunities to see weird small creatures such as wonderpus and seahorses as well as majestic mantas, wobbegongs and reef sharks. There is so much to witness underwater that every dive will bring you new experiences.
The Forgotten Islands in the eastern Banda Sea’ are a remote chain of islands that offer some of the best diving in Indonesian waters. Attractions include gin-clear waters, patch reefs and coral bommies, and spectacular wall dives on impossible drop-offs. The nutrient rich currents can bring sunfish, dogtooth tuna, reef sharks, as well as maybe sailfish. Prepare your camera gear for pelagics, muck diving, schooling hammerheads, schooling surgeonfish, and large schools of barracuda at Serua. You will see lots of sea snakes at Manuk. GoPro enthusiasts will revel at the sites off the islands of Nus Leur, Terbang Utara and Terbang Selatan with their wide angle scenery filled with large fans, barrel sponges and schools of small fish.
This cruise will also involve a land tour to the historically fascinating Spice Islands. On most days there will also be a 4th dive, either a dusk or night dive, depending on the location of the boat. Only 2 dives are scheduled for the final full day of the safari before Amira starts its journey to Saumlaki.
Day 14
Awake on the last morning to say your goodbyes while having breakfast, then transfer back to Saumlaki Airport.
Please note that the trip sometimes runs in reverse or has differing ports - check above for details.
Triton Bay & Forgotten Islands (12 Days / 11 Nights - 36 Dives)
Trip highlights: whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, shark action, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Pulau Selu, Ntu, Molu, Manggur, Fadol, Watubela, Pulau Kai, Triton Bay: Kaimana, 7th Heaven, GT Rock, Bat Cave, Little Komodo, Disneyland, Black Forest, David's Rock, Namatote, Kayu Merah, Pulau Aiduma. Beach picnic/BBQs, visits to village, rock paintings.
Day 1
Your quest to conquer the depths of Indonesia's farthest frontiers ignites upon touching down in Kaimana, the port that launches this exclusive dive expedition. The dedicated Amira crew awaits your arrival. Once aboard the Amira liveaboard, you are welcomed with a cocktail, followed by an essential briefing, and comfortable cabin assignment. Dinner is served as the vessel begins its night-time cruise toward the first remote anchorages.
Core Days
This exceptional expedition is tailored for divers seeking Indonesia’s most secluded, bio-rich waters. It perfectly combines the unique soft coral gardens of Triton Bay with the exposed, nutrient-swept formations of the Forgotten Islands. This extended exploration provides access to areas less frequented by other vessels, lending a profound sense of discovery to your time aboard the Amira dive safari. The stability and expertise of the crew are fundamental to diving these remote regions with confidence.
Triton Bay is a world-class diving frontier distinguished by its lush, vibrant soft coral gardens and dramatic underwater topography. Specific sites such as 7th Heaven, GT Rock, and Little Komodo offer superb wide-angle opportunities, where huge forests of black coral and rugged pinnacles like David's Rock provide spectacular scenery. This diving region, including Namatote, Kayu Merah, and Pulau Aiduma, also boasts an impressive array of macro life-look out for ornate ghost pipefish, frogfish, and various nudibranchs. Furthermore, exploration around Kaimana, Bat Cave, Disneyland, and Black Forest raises the potential for sightings of squadrons of bumphead parrotfish.
The cruise transitions into the Forgotten Islands, a remote chain in the eastern Banda Sea that offers some of Indonesia's finest wall diving. Sites around Pulau Selu, Ntu, Molu, Manggur, Fadol, Watubela, and Pulau Kai feature gin-clear water and spectacular drop-offs. The powerful currents here act as magnets for pelagic life, raising the possibility of sighting dogtooth tuna and reef sharks. To complement the diving, surface intervals often include a relaxed beach picnic or BBQ, visits to local villages, and stops to view ancient rock paintings etched into the cliffs.
Day 12
The Amira cruise concludes in Saumlaki, the disembarkation point. Enjoy a final breakfast onboard while exchanging memories before bidding farewell to the crew and heading ashore.
[Information is best estimate in ideal circumstances and subject to changes beyond our control. The itinerary is a guide only and may be adapted to best suit the weather, tides, currents, availability and other prevailing events. Price is for the cruise, not for an exact number of dives].
A diving expedition on the Amira liveaboard is an energetic affair, and the daily schedule ensures certified divers exploring Indonesia are fully sustained. 2 dedicated chefs work to prepare 4 substantial meals a day - pre-breakfast, breakfast, lunch, and dinner - with a focus on fresh ingredients and a mix of international and Indonesian cuisine. Guests enjoy the entire dining experience in a comfortable, shaded outdoor area, with meal service commencing as soon as the vessel is boarded.
The day's routine is structured around diving. A light pre-breakfast is available to prepare you for the first splash of the day. A full breakfast is served after the initial dive. Lunch, typically served buffet style, highlights regional cuisine, offering genuine Indonesian fare such as Nasi Goreng (chicken or tofu). In contrast, the evening dinner is a fixed Western menu. You can look forward to familiar classics like a nourishing Homemade Tomato Soup or a hearty main of Beef Stroganoff.
Should you feel peckish between exciting dives, simple snacks are readily available. Complimentary refreshments include coffee, tea, drinking water, biscuits, toast, and fresh fruit available all day. For those wanting alternative options, espresso, soft drinks, and beer are available for purchase.
The Amira team can accommodate all dietary needs, provided you send us prior notice.
