Diving Voyages
For those who came to dive.
Up to three guided dives can shape the day, with the vessel moving between sites as the journey continues.
Guided diving12L tanksWeights includedNitrox optional
There is more than one way to spend a day at sea.
Dive at first light. Follow a reef with mask and fins. Take a kayak into a quiet lagoon, walk to a viewpoint, or stay aboard while the islands pass by.
A Supraba voyage leaves room for all of it.
The Experience
The destination sets the day.
There is no fixed formula for exploring Indonesia by sea.
Where we anchor, what the water is doing and what lies around us shape each day — sometimes beneath the surface, sometimes ashore, and sometimes simply aboard Supraba.
Activities vary by destination, season, sea conditions, permits and the type of voyage selected. The crew adjusts each day around safety and local conditions.
Choose Your Pace
You do not have to experience the sea in the same way.
Some guests come to dive as much as possible. Others would rather snorkel, explore ashore or spend more time aboard.
Both belong on Supraba.
Leisure Voyages
For everything else the journey offers.
Snorkel, paddle, go ashore or stay aboard. The day has more room to unfold without being organised around a full diving schedule.
SnorkellingKayakingPaddleboardingShore visits
Up to 3 divesper day on diving voyages, subject to itinerary and conditions
Scuba Diving
Go below and Indonesia becomes another place entirely.
Coral gardens, walls, channels, manta cleaning stations and offshore reefs change dramatically from one region to the next.
Our guides choose each dive around the site, the current and the conditions that day — because these waters are better followed than forced.
Small guided groupsPublished packages provide one English-speaking local dive guide for up to four divers.
Core equipment includedFull 12-litre tanks, weight belts and weights are included on diving voyages.
Nitrox availableAvailable to appropriately certified divers as an optional paid service.
Equipment rentalAdditional dive equipment and 15-litre tanks can be requested, subject to availability and charges.
Snorkelling
View Leisure Voyages
Some of the best things are only a few kicks from the boat.
You do not need a tank to see what makes these waters remarkable.
Slip into clear lagoons and shallow reefs where coral, fish and marine life can begin almost immediately beneath the surface.
Mask, snorkel and fins are included as part of the cruise package.
Sites are chosen according to sea conditions, visibility and guest confidence.
Beginners should tell the crew in advance so the day can be planned appropriately.
For mixed groups, divers and non-divers can share the same voyage while experiencing the destination in different ways.
At Water Level
Quiet ways to enter the landscape.
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.
Kayaking
For the places best entered quietly.
Paddle through sheltered water, narrow passages and hidden corners whenever the route and conditions allow.
Paddleboarding
When the water is calm, take your time.
An easy way to explore around the anchorage, or simply spend an hour on the water before returning aboard.
Beyond the Water
Sometimes the best part of the day begins when we step ashore.
A voyage through Indonesia is not only about what lies beneath the sea.
Depending on where we are, the day may lead to a ridge above the islands, a remote beach, a village, a wildlife encounter or somewhere that tells part of the region's story.
Walks & Viewpoints
Climb a little higher.
Some landscapes only make sense once you see the islands, reefs and channels together from above.
Beach Time
Leave the boat behind for a while.
A quiet beach, something from the grill, a swim before sunset or simply an evening with sand underfoot.
Destination Encounters
Every route has its own story.
Wildlife, communities, history and landscapes change as Supraba moves through the archipelago. We make room for what belongs to the place.
Shore activities are itinerary-dependent and may change because of weather, sea conditions, park regulations, permits or local circumstances.
A Day on the Water
The clock matters less out here.
An early dive might come before breakfast. A snorkel could follow later in the morning. Lunch may lead into a long rest before everyone heads back into the water or ashore.
By sunset, the whole pace changes again.
There is a plan to every day. It just does not need to feel like one.
06:30
First light
An early dive, snorkel or a quiet beginning aboard.
08:00
Breakfast
Return to the vessel for a full breakfast and route briefing.
10:30
Explore again
A second dive, guided snorkel or water activity.
13:00
Lunch & rest
Eat, read, sleep or watch the islands pass.
15:30
Afternoon
Another dive, paddle or a shore excursion.
18:30
Sunset
Dinner, beach time or an evening shared aboard.
Times are illustrative only. Actual schedules vary and may include night dives on selected diving itineraries.
Experience Essentials
What you need to get out there.
From snorkelling equipment and paddleboards to the essentials required for scheduled diving, Supraba carries what is needed for the activities included in your voyage.
What is available depends on whether you are travelling on a diving or leisure itinerary.
Snorkelling equipment
Mask, snorkel and fins for guest use.
Kayaks and paddleboards
Available when location and conditions permit.
Guided diving package
Up to three dives per day on designated diving voyages.
12-litre tanks and weights
Full tanks, weight belts and weights included for divers.
Selected shore activities
Beach barbecue and beach volleyball when possible.
Cruise director and guides
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.
Before You Go
A few things worth knowing before the voyage.
Travelling with a non-diver? Wondering how much dive experience you need, what equipment to bring or which activities are possible on your itinerary?
Here are the practical details to help you choose the right voyage.
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.
Divers should hold a recognised open-water diving certification. Some destinations involve current, blue-water entries or remote conditions, so Supraba assesses each diver's certification and logged experience against the demands of the planned sites. Contact Supraba before booking if you are unsure whether your experience matches a particular itinerary.
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.
Your Time Aboard SuprabaCome for what is beneath the water.
Come for what is beneath the water.
Stay for everything around it.
Dive, snorkel, explore ashore or spend the afternoon doing very little at all.
However you choose to experience Indonesia, Supraba gives you the time and the place to do it.