Built around the underwater world.
Up to three guided dives per day, destination-dependent, with time between dives to rest, eat and enjoy life aboard.
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Dive, snorkel, paddle and step ashore across some of Indonesia’s richest seascapes. Every voyage brings together active exploration and enough time to slow down.
Some mornings begin below the surface, following a reef through clear blue water. Others begin quietly, crossing a lagoon by kayak or watching an island appear from the deck.
Supraba voyages are designed for divers and leisure travellers alike. You can spend the day in the water, join a shore excursion, or step back and enjoy the journey at your own pace.
Activities vary by destination, season, sea conditions, permits and the type of voyage selected. The crew adjusts each day around safety and local conditions.

Both styles share the same vessel, crew and destinations. The difference is how much of each day is centred around diving.
Up to three guided dives per day, destination-dependent, with time between dives to rest, eat and enjoy life aboard.
Snorkelling, kayaking, paddleboarding, shore visits and long, unhurried stretches aboard—ideal for non-divers, couples and mixed groups.
Indonesia’s reefs change from destination to destination: manta cleaning stations, coral gardens, current-swept channels, dramatic walls and remote offshore sites.
Dives are guided by local professionals who plan each entry around current, weather, experience level and the conditions on the day.
You do not need to be a diver to experience Indonesia’s marine life. Guided snorkelling opens the same clear lagoons, shallow coral gardens and fish-filled reefs to guests who prefer to remain close to the surface.
Snorkelling can form the centre of a leisure voyage or run alongside diving activities for mixed groups travelling together.

Kayaks and stand-up paddleboards let you move into shallow bays, sheltered lagoons and calm passages that cannot be appreciated from the main vessel alone.

Paddle into coves, around limestone formations and across sheltered lagoons, either as a guided activity or during free time when conditions allow.

Stand-up paddleboards are available for calm-water exploration—a relaxed activity between excursions or a peaceful way to begin or end the day.
The experiences on land depend on the route. Some voyages bring wildlife, viewpoints and village encounters; others offer quiet beaches and evenings arranged away from the vessel.

Selected itineraries include walks to viewpoints or through island landscapes. Appropriate footwear and sun protection are recommended.

When conditions and the itinerary permit, the crew may arrange beach time, a barbecue or beach volleyball as part of the cruise.

Wildlife, local history, island communities and natural landmarks are introduced according to the destination and permissions available.
Shore activities are itinerary-dependent and may change because of weather, sea conditions, park regulations, permits or local circumstances.
No two days are identical. This illustrates how a day might flow; the cruise director and guides adapt the programme to the destination and conditions.
An early dive, snorkel or a quiet beginning aboard.
Return to the vessel for a full breakfast and route briefing.
A second dive, guided snorkel or water activity.
Eat, read, sleep or watch the islands pass.
Another dive, paddle or a shore excursion.
Dinner, beach time or an evening shared aboard.
Times are illustrative only. Actual schedules vary and may include night dives on selected diving itineraries.
The exact package depends on whether you choose a leisure or diving voyage. These are the principal published activity inclusions.
Mask, snorkel and fins for guest use.
Available when location and conditions permit.
Up to three dives per day on designated diving voyages.
Full tanks, weight belts and weights included for divers.
Beach barbecue and beach volleyball when possible.
Daily planning and activity coordination aboard.
Dive-equipment rental, Nitrox, 15-litre tanks, park and port fees and certain destination-specific costs are not included unless stated in the individual voyage quotation.
The complete requirements and booking conditions should remain on the dedicated FAQ and Terms pages.
Read All Questions →Yes. Mixed groups can share the same voyage, with divers joining scheduled dives while non-divers snorkel, paddle, explore ashore or enjoy time aboard. The balance depends on the selected itinerary.
The current published guidance requests Advanced Open Water or CMAS Level 2 and around 50 sea dives. Guests below that level may be considered with additional coaching arranged in advance.
You may bring your own equipment. Rental equipment can also be requested in advance for an additional charge. Tanks, weight belts and weights are included in the diving package.
Activities depend on weather, currents, anchorage, permits and the route. Safety and local conditions always determine what can take place.
Discover Scuba and certification options may be available on leisure cruises when arranged in advance with an instructor and subject to additional charges.
Choose a diving voyage, a leisure departure or a private charter shaped around the way your group wants to experience Indonesia.