Luxury Dive Expeditions from the Galápagos to Southeast Asia
Operating in the Galápagos, Maldives, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Solomon Islands.
Custom-designed dive yachts with spacious cabins, large dive decks, and modern amenities.
Highly trained crew, expert dive guides, and gourmet dining on every voyage.
Explore the regions where Master Liveaboards vessels operate
Volcanic islands 1,000 km off Ecuador, famous for schooling hammerheads at Wolf and Darwin, marine iguanas, sea lions, and unique endemic species. One of the world's top big-animal diving destinations.
Twenty-six atolls with crystal-clear water, manta cleaning stations, whale shark channels, and vibrant coral reefs. The central atolls offer some of the most consistent manta encounters on the planet.
From Komodo's manta-filled channels to Raja Ampat's unmatched reef biodiversity, Indonesia sits at the epicentre of the Coral Triangle. Current-swept pinnacles, macro critters, and pristine soft corals at every turn.
The Andaman Sea's Similan Islands deliver granite boulders draped in soft corals, manta encounters at Koh Bon, and whale shark sightings at Richelieu Rock — consistently rated among Asia's finest dive sites.
A remote Melanesian archipelago with WWII wrecks, pristine coral reefs, and virtually no crowds. Marovo Lagoon is the world's largest double-barrier lagoon, offering walls, caves, and rich macro life.
Master Liveaboards operates in the Galápagos, Maldives, Indonesia (Komodo, Raja Ampat), Thailand, and the Solomon Islands.
All Master vessels feature en-suite cabins with air conditioning, individual climate control, and premium bedding. Most ships offer a range of cabin categories from standard to master suites.
Tanks, weights, and belts are included. Full equipment rental is available on board. Many vessels also offer complimentary or paid enriched air.
Most itineraries welcome certified divers of all levels, though some current-intensive sites like the Galápagos or Komodo may require Advanced Open Water certification.