EcoXplorer

EcoXplorer began life as a research and conservation vessel before being rebuilt in South Sulawesi using traditional techniques, and now sails as a modern liveaboard through the waters of Raja Ampat, Indonesia. Managed by the EcoNusa Foundation, every trip channels support toward conservation initiatives, Indigenous communities, and sustainable development projects across Papua and Maluku.

Diving Raja Ampat with Purpose

Accommodating up to 12 guests in comfortable en-suite cabins, EcoXplorer keeps the atmosphere intimate and relaxed. Indoor and outdoor communal areas offer room to unwind, dine, and swap stories, while a spacious dive platform keeps operations smooth and efficient. Marine biodiversity here is exceptional, from vibrant coral reefs and macro life to pelagic species, depending on the region and season.

With knowledgeable guides and close collaboration with local communities, this is a true expedition combining world-class diving with cultural encounters and educational insights. Onboard facilities include free Wi-Fi and a battery charging station, and the crew works comfortably in both English and Indonesian.