Raja Ampat
March 21–31, 2027. Ten nights aboard the Raja Ampat Aggressor in the heart of the Coral Triangle, home to the most biodiverse reefs on Earth.
The most biodiverse reefs on planet Earth: over 1,500 islands, 600 types of coral and 1,500 species of fish.
The Four Kings of Raja Ampat, in Indonesia, are famous for the diversity and sheer abundance of their marine life. From a liveaboard, we reach the reefs day after day with four to five dives daily, night dives included, and nothing to do between them but eat, rest and talk about what you just saw.
- Dates
- March 21–31, 2027
- Boat
- Raja Ampat Aggressor, 10 nights
- Diving
- 4–5 dives daily, including night dives
- Cabins
- Private bathroom and shower
- Price
- From $5,895 per person
What we're diving for
Diversity and abundance, from mantas overhead to critters in the sand.

Reefs packed with life
Soft corals, hard corals and schooling fish on reefs with 600 types of coral and 1,500 species of fish.

Manta rays
Mantas gliding overhead are one of the big encounters of a Raja Ampat trip.

The small stuff
Over 600 types of mollusks plus shrimp, crabs and critters. Bring a camera, or at least a good light.
Life aboard
Ten nights on the Raja Ampat Aggressor. Every cabin has its own bathroom and shower, and meals, non-alcoholic drinks, beer and wine are all included.
- All meals on board
- Non-alcoholic drinks, beer and wine
- Private bathroom and shower
- Transfer from the local hotel to the boat
What it costs
Pricing is per person, double occupancy. The lower price applies when you pay by cash or Zelle.
Double Diver DeluxeShared cabin, private bathroom
Master CabinShared cabin, private bathroom
Included
- 10 nights berth on the Raja Ampat Aggressor
- All meals, non-alcoholic drinks, beer and wine
- 4–5 dives daily, including night dives
- Private bathroom and shower
- Tanks and weights
- Transfer from local hotel to the boat
- Cabin tax
- A Scuba Network instructor with the group throughout
Not included
- Flights
- Scuba gear
- Arrival hotel
- Nitrox ($150)
- Marine park and port fees ($250)
- Additional excursions
- Tips for dive crew
Get trip-ready
Get Nitrox certified
$174.50At four to five dives a day, Nitrox makes a real difference. It's $150 on the boat, and you need the certification to use it. Take the course in NYC before you go. See the Nitrox course
Warm up in Bonaire
Unlimited shore divingOur Bonaire trips run February 6–13 and 13–20, 2027, a month before Raja. Get your dive legs back with as many shore dives as your computer allows. See Bonaire 2027
Not sure it's the right trip?
Free consultAsk a trip instructor about the diving, the boat or whether your experience is a fit.
Reserve your spot
Your $1,500 deposit holds your spot. Questions first?
Talk to a trip instructor
Ask about the diving, the boat, cabins or anything else.
Questions
Who is in the group?
Divers from the Scuba Network community, traveling with a Scuba Network instructor who is with the group throughout.
How many people go?
About 16 divers. It's a small group on the boat.
Is it okay to travel solo?
Absolutely. About half of our divers travel solo. Cabins are double occupancy, and we'll pair you with a roommate we think you'll be a good fit with.
What's a liveaboard?
You live on the boat for the trip. That's how we dive four to five times a day across Raja Ampat. Meals, drinks including beer and wine, tanks and weights are included on board.