Jaya, Indonesia
9.2 Superb - Aircon Cabins
- Non-Diver (Snorkeler) Friendly
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“The whole crew was very friendly and helped us with everything we needed. ”
Highlights
The Jaya Phinisi Indonesia offers liveaboard dive trips to Raja Ampat from November to May and Komodo from late June to late September. Raja Ampat itineraries visit some of the best areas in the region, including Arborek Island, Penemu, Kawe, Gam, and Mioskon, with the chance of up to 4 dives per day. In the heart of the Coral Triangle, Raja Ampat should be at the top of any diver's bucket list. Komodo itineraries explore world-class dive sites, and an additional option for Rinca for trekking to see Komodo Dragons. Dive groups are kept small - max 4:1, to ensure everyone gets the best out of their Indonesia liveaboard. The dive deck has space for all divers, plus areas to store fins, masks, and wetsuits. There are also freshwater containers for cameras and torches, and the experienced crew is always on-hand with a smile to help out when needed.
The 23m Jaya caters to 14 guests in 7 cabins on the lower deck. There are 4 twin cabins with 2 shared bathrooms, 2 double ensuite cabins, and 1 double with a single ensuite, all with AC, charging sockets, fresh towels, and bedding. The twin cabins are mixed-gender shared (gender neutral). The upper deck has shaded space for relaxing in-between dives and enjoying the stunning Raja Ampat scenery, and the sun deck is equipped with bean bags.
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Included: VAT, Fuel Surcharge, Drinking Water, Tea & Coffee, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Land Excursions, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries.
Required Extras: Environment Tax, National Park Fees (350,000-1,000,000 IDR), Port Fees (100 USD).
Optional Extras: Gratuities, Alcoholic Beverages, Soft drinks, Private Dive Guide, Rental Gear (175 USD per trip), Scuba Diving Courses (160-430 USD per item), Snorkeling Guide (400,000 IDR per day), Beach Towels, Deck Towels.
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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Cabin Types
Jaya Reviews
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- 9.2 Superb
- Vessel 8.0
- Crew 9.3
- Food 9.9
- Diving 9.7
- Value 9.1
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- 9.2 Superb
- Christian M
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Germany
Great liveaboard experience
Very well organized trip, suitable boat layout, helpful staff, great food offer, ...
- Recommended for
- Very well organized Liveaboard. Friendly & helpful staff. Delicious food.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Ali A
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United States
Amazing!
Swimming with two manta rays for an hour, our awesome guide Rachel, the crew was so sweet, and the list goes on. Such a great experience!
- Recommended for
- Guides, crew, dive sites
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- 10 Exceptional
- Nicole C
- United States
Fantastic diving, staff and accomodations! Highly recommend the Jaya!
Everything was perfect. This was the best budget liveaboard I've ever done. 10/10
- Recommended for
- Diving. Staff. Food.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Tabea B
- Germany
From the first step on the boat till the very end we had an amazing time on the Jaya. The whole Crew was super friendly, helpful, funny and the dive instructors took care of us so well while diving. T
Seeing Mantas Doplhins that were swimming parallel with our boat for 5 Minutes Lots of healthy coral Great variety of fishis
- Recommended for
- The well trained dive instructors, the well thought trough programme, the delicious food
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Hannah V
- United States
The best.
Such an incredible trip. The Jaya crew and divemasters were very welcoming and also so fun. The food was incredible and they catered to different dietary restrictions without compromising on quality of food. The boat was simple but comfortable and well organized. The diving was amazing. I had a bit of trouble with equipment and they were prepared and quick to fix it. Best diving trip I've ever been on.
- Recommended for
- The crew and divemasters, the food, the diving
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- 9.2 Superb
- Fabienne B
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France
Great trip!
Feeling very grateful for this beautiful trip... lovely, fun and caring crew, amazing dives, delicious and abundant food!
- Recommended for
- Dives - Crew - Food
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- 9.2 Superb
- Gen T
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New Zealand
Awesome trip on the Jaya
The dive guides made everyone feel very welcome and comfortable. The diving was amazing- the locations were varied and we saw a really good range of things. The food was great and we were never hungry.
- Recommended for
- Our dive guide, the locations and the food.
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- 9.2 Superb
- Jun C
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China
Epic dives and legendary people onboard!
Amazing amazing people on the boat that all became friends - both guests and staff. We enjoy not only the diving with the crew, but also meals and hanging out and land excursions - it's a special and unique experience that we got really close with the local guides and crew!
- Recommended for
- Dive guides and crew; dives; great mixture in itinerary
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- 9.2 Superb
- Rafal P
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Poland
Great adventure
Great trop to the most remote dive sites, with superb crew
- Recommended for
- Food, diving spots,crew
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- 10 Exceptional
- Philip N
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Canada
Amazing diving, boat, and crew.
Our experience on the Jaya was amazing. This was the second liveaboard we have done, and although the first one was great too, this one was much better (destination, diving, boat, crew). Obviously everyone is here for the diving, and it was absolutely amazing. Every single dive we saw huge schools of fish and amazing coral reefs with tons of life which you start to take for granted by the end because it's always there! It's almost a bit overwhelming. We also saw oceanic and reef mantas on 3 separate dives which was awesome. On one of them, there were 4 different oceanic mantas circling the site for the entire dive with the biggest being around 5-6 metres wide. The dive sites were planned very well and the sheer amount of stuff to see was awesome. By the end of the trip, seeing something like a wobbegong shark wasn't even interesting anymore because we saw multiple on almost every dive! For our trip, the boat was under booked (only 6 out of max 14 guests) so we were upgraded to one of the double cabins with an en-suite bathroom. This was really nice, but the other cabins would have been fine as well. It's worth noting that the shower in the en-suite bathrooms is just a hose gun attached to the wall that you need to hold and rinse yourself off. It is not a traditional shower. Air conditioning in the rooms was so nice in the extremely humid Indonesian climate. I don't think I could have survived without it. The boat layout was really nice. The crew mentioned it had a semi-renovation during covid and it shows. With a separate dive deck to get ready and leave all your dive gear on as well as a rooftop deck in the sun and a huge shaded open air seating area where we spent most of our time eating meals and also relaxing because it was so nice with the breeze and very comfortable as well. I noticed that we seemed to be the only boat with an outdoor seating area like that and I think the others were missing out. The boat also has starlink internet which was nice if you want to upload photos and keep in touch with family, but my phone also had service most of the time as well. Because there were only 6 out of 14 max total guests on our trip, we had one dive guide per 2 people which was really nice and made the diving super efficient and easy. I believe they have a max of 4 guests per dive guide anyways though, so either way it would be fine. Our dive guide was very knowledgeable and a very competent diver. Never once felt unsafe and I trusted him completely. He always managed to find and point out small and large creatures I likely wouldn't have seen otherwise. He even managed to spot a blue ring octopus on our last dive which is very rare. He mentioned the last one he saw had been a year ago. In terms of gear, I rented everything on the boat with exception to mask, SMB, and computer which I brought myself. All of the gear was in respectable condition, and there were some surprising nice touches that you usually don't see with rental gear like premium mouthpieces for the regulators (usually its the most basic ones that scrape your gums), and for their rental computers they had shearwater perigrines! I have my own shearwater but if you don't have your own computer or just want to try out a shearwater one, this is extremely impressive to have available. There were no compasses on the SPG guages, so I would bring your own. On the dive deck, the crew was so much help. All you had to do was put your wetsuit, weight belt and boots on, and the crew would set up your tank/bcd/regs and help you put it on. Once you were suited up, they helped you into the dive tender ("scotchie" as they say in indonesia) and then you put on your fins and rolled off the boat once you reached the dive site. After the dive, they would pick you up just off the dive site, help you load all your gear into the tender, climb in and then head back to the boat. Once there, all you had to do was climb up the ladder. All of your dive gear was loaded back onto the boat by the
- Recommended for
- Amazing Diving. Friendly and knowledgeable dive guides. Interior boat design and chefs cooking.
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