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Sulawesi Liveaboard (sulawesiliveaboard.com) is a specialist maritime brand under Juara Holding Group: an English-language guide to liveaboard diving in Sulawesi and a request desk. We are not a government body, a park authority, or a law firm. This site does not publish a fleet, a schedule, or a package of its own.

Contracting companies. Construction, repair, refit, and vessel-sale contracts are issued by PT Komodo Galangan Nusantara. Boat-management contracts are issued by PT Komodo Vessel Management. Brokerage, central agency, charter marketing, and commercial representation contracts are issued by PT Komodo Bahari Nusantara. The site itself is not a contracting party.

Our interest. Requests through the desk can lead to a contract with the companies above, so test our offer as you would any other. Any fee and payment terms are stated in the offer before you agree to anything.

Figures. Every price comes from a public third-party listing or document, with its source and the month we checked it. Published fares and marketplace ranges are not our offers, and fares and fees change. Do not pay anything on the strength of this site alone.

Content is prepared by the Sulawesi Liveaboard Editorial Desk. For questions, source corrections, or requests: WhatsApp +62 811-3941-4563 or bd@juaraholding.com.

Photo credits

Every photo on this site is a real photograph from Wikimedia Commons under an open licence. Photos are illustrative. They do not show a vessel, project, or service of this site, and no vessel shown is on offer. Files were resized for the web.

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Sunset over calm water at Lembeh, Indonesia, with small boats tied up at a jetty.Christian Gloor from Wakatobi Dive Resort, IndonesiaCC BY 2.0
Two wooded islets in Lembeh Strait, with forested hills beyond.Marcky BolungCC BY 3.0
Lembeh Island seen across the water from the Port of Bitung.Sakurai MidoriCC BY 2.5
Two orange frogfish on a pink sponge in Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi.Steve ChildsCC BY 2.0
A spiny spider crab carrying translucent polyps in Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi.Borut FurlanCC BY-SA 4.0
Coral fluorescing under UV light during a night dive in Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi.Borut FurlanCC BY-SA 4.0
A flatworm with a ruffled green edge at Tanjung Kubur, Lembeh Strait.Bernard DUPONT from FRANCECC BY-SA 2.0
A spotted black flatworm on silt and algae at Makawide, Lembeh Strait.Bernard DUPONT from FRANCECC BY-SA 2.0
A coconut octopus with a shell on dark sand in Lembeh, Indonesia.q phiaCC BY 2.0
A fire worm on dark rubble at Makawide, Lembeh Strait.Bernard DUPONT from FRANCECC BY-SA 2.0
Close view of a hairy frogfish in Lembeh, Indonesia.q phiaCC BY 2.0
A Chromodoris annae nudibranch at Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi.Steve ChildsCC BY 2.0
An Ambon scorpionfish on dark sand in Lembeh, Indonesia.q phiaCC BY 2.0
A juvenile sweetlips at Pulau Abadi in Lembeh, Indonesia.q phiaCC BY 2.0
A juvenile lionfish at Jahir in Lembeh, Indonesia.q phiaCC BY 2.0
A sharpnose sandperch at Pulau Abadi in Lembeh, Indonesia.q phiaCC BY 2.0
A striped pipefish beside coral at Bianca in Lembeh, Indonesia.q phiaCC BY 2.0
A sea anemone with white-spotted tentacles in Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi.Steve ChildsCC BY 2.0