Amira, Indonesia
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9.1 Superb
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- Nitrox available
- from $ 357 / day
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“Came as strangers and left as friends. ”
Highlights
The 52m M/SV Amira is a luxury liveaboard offering diving itineraries to the best sites in Indonesia. Amira and her crew are dedicated to superior service and comfort. Amira has 4 double cabins on the upper deck plus 1 single cabin and 5 double cabins on the lower deck, accommodating a maximum of 19 divers. All of Amira's double cabins can be set as either twin or double and are equipped with en suite bathrooms, individual climate control, a fan, and a mini-safe. MSV Amira has a fantastic restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. There is a spacious lounge with a television and sun deck, offering the perfect place to relax after a thrilling day of diving. The Amira’s front deck is very spacious, and, except for the shade sail, it is completely open and a great place to sunbathe, enjoy meals and drinks, or relax with your dive buddies.
Amira takes scuba divers to Raja Ampat & Misool, Komodo region, Alor, Halmahera, Triton Bay, Forgotten Islands, and the Banda Sea for astounding marine biodiversity. The Indonesian waters are home to over 600 species of coral and 3000 species of fish. A typical diving day consists of four dives, including one night dive. All diving is done from well-equipped dinghies with highly trained dive guides. The Amira has 5 dive guides and 5 tender boats, allowing it to take on snorkelers, beginners, and experienced divers. Diver groups are formed according to divers’ experience level and interests, so everybody gets to enjoy the kind of dive they prefer and at their skill level. The Amira offers the ENOS (Electronic Rescue and Location System) for added diver safety.
An Amira Indonesia liveaboard diving holiday is a fantastic adventure. Reserve yours today.
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Included: VAT, Airport Transfer, Hotel Transfer, Drinking Water, Tea & Coffee, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Nitrox, Kayaks, Land Excursions, Beach Towels, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, Deck Towels.
Required Extras: Environment Tax (150,000 IDR), Fuel Surcharge, National Park Fees (140-150 EUR), Port Fees, Visas and Fees.
Optional Extras: Gratuities (20-25 EUR per day), Local Flights, Alcoholic Beverages, Soft drinks, Nitrox Course (155 EUR), Private Dive Guide (120 EUR per day), Snorkel Gear, Laundry / Pressing Services (0.75-1.50 EUR per item).
Book now, pay later: You can easily place your booking online. We will then hold the spaces for you and you can confirm with a payment later.
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Amira Reviews
- 9.1 Superb
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Vessel
9.7
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Crew
8.3
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Food
10.0
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Diving
9.0
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Value
8.7
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- 9.2 Superb
- Catherine B
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United States
Spacious boat with wonderful, friendly staff.
Incredible crew, efficient and friendly. The boat is large and spacious and all diving is super organized. Our groups were 4-5 divers and a guide. You rarely see any one other than your group. A good diversity of dive sites. Boat is noisy when transiting, bring noise canceling headphones! I'd have gone again the next week if there was space. great trip!
- Recommended for
- Incredible crew! friendly and helpful.. Spacious boat. Diversity of dive sites.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Thomas V
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United States
The boat and crew far exceeded our expectations.
The liveaboard experience was excellent. Wooden boats are different than steel hull boats, and Amira performed beautifully as a dive boat. The meals had something for everyone (including peanut butter and Nutella :-) and the seafood was outstanding. Diving and snorkeling was problem free, with easy access to great sites. As we sometimes sailed near and observed other boats, it was easy to be proud to be on Amira!
- Recommended for
- 1) The boat, Amira, is large and very comfortable in every way. 2) The crew, both on board and in the Zodiacs, were unexceptionally helpful. 3) The other guests were pleased with their experiences.
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- 7.2 Good
- Dirk L
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Germany
Very nice vessel, good crew, but some improvements adviced.
We had a beautiful time on the Amira due to the charming and attentive crew, the wonderful ship with its large decks, huge cabin with bathroom and a few very nice divespots. Disturbing that every second dive had nothing to do with the briefing. Obviously the communication between the briefing person and the diveguides was not the best. „Premium“ needs more.
- Recommended for
- Ship and cabin, ginger tea after early morning dive, Mantas
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- 8.8 Fabulous
- Jens D
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Denmark
Amira in Cenderawasih Bay - Whale Sharks
Amira is a wonderful boat - plenty of space for 18 divers, also in between dives without feeling crowded. The crew very simply amazing and service minded! We generally enjoyed the food very much - but sometimes some dishes were too spicy for my wife. And the diving highlight was diving with the whale sharks - other diving was generally also good, but not spectacular like the whale sharks.
- Recommended for
- The boat, the crew and diving with whale sharks
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- 10 Exceptional
- Alyssa K
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Switzerland
Die beste Zeit auf der Amira
Als Fremde gekommen und als Freunde gegangen. Wir haben die Zeit auf der Amira geliebt, neben vielen Mantas, Frogfischen von klein bis gross, Haien, Schildkröten und Oktobus, haben wir mit der Crew Freundschaft geschlossen, so viel zu lachen gehabt, Freude und berührende Momente geteilt. Amira bleibt uns als Boot mit der grössen Herzlichkeit in Erinnerung. Vielen Dank!
- Recommended for
- 1. Wunderschöne Tauchgänge im Komodo, 2. Amira ist ein wunderschönes, grosses, komfortables Boot aus Holz, 3. Die Crew der Amira füllten das Boot voller Liebe und Lebensfreude, wir danken für all die schönen Begegnungen mit euch.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Frank P
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Germany
Sehr schöne Zeit, die leider zu schnell vergangen ist!
Manta Alley: einfach im Sand liegen und den Mantas zuschauen...🤿
- Recommended for
- extrem nette Gespräche mit anderen Gästen und der Crew - sehr gutes und reichhaltiges Essen - aber am besten: tolle Tauchgänge!
