
Trusted Dive Fleet Across the Red Sea, Maldives, Indonesia & Solomon Islands
Egypt's Red Sea, Maldives, Raja Ampat (Indonesia), and the Solomon Islands.
From budget-friendly to premium — Emperor offers a vessel for every type of diver.
One of diving's most established and consistently well-reviewed operators.
Explore the regions where Emperor Liveaboards vessels operate
From the legendary SS Thistlegorm and Ras Mohammed in the north to the remote Brothers, Daedalus, and St. John's reefs in the deep south — Egypt's Red Sea offers wrecks, walls, and shark encounters unmatched in accessibility.
Emperor operates across multiple atolls, offering manta ray cleaning stations, whale shark channels, and pristine coral reefs. Five vessels serve the Maldives, making it the fleet's largest single destination.
The global epicentre of marine biodiversity. Raja Ampat's reefs hold more fish species per hectare than anywhere else on Earth, with pygmy seahorses, wobbegong sharks, and enormous schools of fusiliers.
Remote Melanesian reefs with virtually no other dive traffic. WWII wrecks, pristine walls, and the world's largest double-barrier lagoon at Marovo make this a frontier diving destination.
Emperor operates liveaboards in Egypt's Red Sea (north, south, and deep south routes), the Maldives, Indonesia's Raja Ampat, and the Solomon Islands.
Emperor offers vessels ranging from 'Classic' (great value, comfortable) to 'Elite' (premium cabins, spacious layouts). All maintain the same high safety and service standards.
Yes — the northern Red Sea routes (e.g., Ras Mohammed, Tiran) are excellent for newer divers, while the deep south and Brothers/Daedalus routes suit experienced divers.
Emperor follows an all-inclusive philosophy: accommodation, all meals, diving with tanks and weights, guide services, marine park fees, fuel surcharges, port fees, transfers, and Nitrox are typically included. Wi-Fi is complimentary on most vessels (except Maldives-based ships). Specific inclusions may vary slightly by vessel — check the individual vessel page for details.