Coralia
The beautiful phinisi, Coralia, was built with a commitment to creating unforgettable experiences while conserving the surrounding environment. The team behind the Coralia is renowned for offering exceptional service standards and a wealth of knowledge of the Indonesian archipelago. At an impressive 48m in length, she caters to 16 guests in 8 cabins. Located on the main and upper decks are 4 spacious Master cabins, each with a double bed, wraparound picture windows, and a private balcony area. Located on the lower deck are 2 double cabins and 2 twin cabins. All cabins feature traditional design with modern amenities and ensuite bathrooms, AC, ample storage space and a day bed.
On the main deck is a large indoor salon and dining area with enough space for all guests to enjoy the freshly prepared Indonesian and western cuisine. Panoramic windows make for a bright and airy space, and there is also a sofa area and flatscreen TV to watch movies. Leading out from the dining area is the outdoor lounge, which also has tables set up for al-fresco dining, sun loungers and sofas for chilling out between dives. On the top deck are several comfortable sun loungers and a massage area.
Dive facilities aboard the Coralia include a spacious dive deck with personal storage space, free nitrox, 2 tenders for diving and a large dedicated camera room with charging points. The Coralia is stationed in Raja Ampat year-round, so the crew and cruise directors know when and where to dive the best dive sites. Itineraries vary from 7 - 12-nights, and explore the Komodo National Park, Raja Ampat, Ambon, and the Banda Sea, Maumere, and the Forgotten Islands. Up to 4 dives per day will be available, as well as other activities such as bird-watching, hiking, and snorkeling.
Coralia has 8 spacious cabins. We designed them to provide a stylish and authentic sanctuary for nature enthusiasts.
We named them after coral species – a tribute to the stunning underwater world of Indonesia
Master cabins (4 rooms)
On the main and upper decks are spacious and airy. Each has a private deck and a total of 30 m² space.
Their names are Xenia, Tubipora, Anthelia & Ellisella.
Double cabins (2 rooms)
On the lower deck are 24 m². We can turn them into a triple room when needed.
Their names are Galaxea & Isopora.
Twin cabins (2 rooms)
On the lower deck are 22 m². You can book share-spots in these cabins.
They go by the names Merulina & Halomitra.
Year built - 2018
Length - 48 meters
Beam - 9.1 meters
Top speed - 11 knots
Cruising speed - 9 knots
Engines - Mitsubishi Marine 560 hp & 360 hp
Max guests - 16
Number of cabins - 8
Number of bathrooms - 9
Tenders - 2
Water capacity - 10000 liters
Fuel capacity - 10000 liters
Freshwater maker - 10000 liters
Coralia Liveaboard has different length cruises taking in all the various areas that are encompassed within the amazing destination of Raja Ampat.
Raja Ampat is right in the centre of the Coral Triangle. According to Conservation International marine surveys suggest that the marine life diversity in the Raja Ampat area is the highest recorded on earth.
Raja Ampat means ‘Four Kings’. In an archipelago of over 1,500 small islands there are four main islands or ‘kings’– Waigeo, Salawati, Batanta, Misool.
Raja Ampat Liveaboard Diving Highlights
Dive with the schooling fish of Dampier Strait
See the amazing wobbegong shark
Dive at Misool’s famous dive sites, completely covered in colourful soft corals
See both giant manta rays and reef manta rays
Climb the viewpoint for a view over the lagoon and limestone karsts
Common sightings – pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, crocodile fish, turtles, schooling fish, anemone fish, reef sharks
Special sightings – wobbegong sharks (also a common sighting but they are special so go in this list!), ghost pipefish, frogfish, octopus, manta rays
Best Time to Go
Raja Ampat can be dived all year round! Coralia cruises in Raja Ampat usually from September to May. You can also dive Raja Ampat with our sister resort Papua Explorers.
