Ondina Liveaboard, Indonesia
9.0 Superb - Nitrox available
- En-Suite bathrooms
- Family Cabins
“Every dive is a unique adventure!”
Highlights
Dive and relax in comfort on the MY Ondina Liveaboard, Indonesia. This traditional-built Phinisi Schooner has been cruising Indonesia since 2001 and was renovated in 2014 to offer pure diving comfort. With 8 air-conditioned cabins with en-suite bathrooms and catering to a maximum of 16 guests, the experienced and professional crew of the MY Ondina will aim to make this amazing trip one to remember.
There is an air-conditioned dining room and lounge for comfort with an HD TV and an extensive DVD library. There are also 2 covered outside deck areas for relaxation between dives or at the end of the day. Expect a tasty combination of Asian and Western food aboard the SMY Ondina, served buffet or family style. Lunch and dinner are 3 courses, and snacks are available anytime.
Expect world-class diving aboard the MY Ondina as she moves with the good weather to show you some of Indonesia's best diving. Don't miss out on this amazing adventure, and book online today to reserve your space aboard the MY Ondina for your scuba diving Indonesia liveaboard adventure.
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Included: VAT, Airport Transfer, Hotel Transfer, Drinking Water, Soft drinks, Soft Drinks at Meal Times, Tea & Coffee, Welcome Cocktails, Beach BBQ, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Land Excursions, Naturalist Guide, Snorkel Gear, Snorkeling Guide, Beach Towels, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, Deck Towels.
Required Extras: Park, Port and Fuel Fees (250 EUR per trip).
Optional Extras: Gratuities, Alcoholic Beverages, Alcoholic Drinks at Dinner, Wine with Dinner, Extra Dives, Nitrox (10 EUR per day), Nitrox Course (250 EUR), Private Dive Guide, Rental Gear, Scuba Diving Courses (250-350 EUR), Massage.
Book now, pay later: You can easily place your booking online. We will then hold the spaces for you and you can confirm with a payment later.
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Ondina Reviews
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- 9.0 Superb
- Vessel 8.5
- Crew 9.0
- Food 9.8
- Diving 8.8
- Value 8.8
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- 9.2 Superb
- Margaret Sheryl W
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United States
Ondina is Indonesia’s Finest Liveaboard
Thankfully the reefs and wildlife are healthy and mind-blowing-gorgeous. Every dive is a unique adventure!
- Recommended for
- 1. Cruising through the remote islands of east Indonesia.2. The wonderful crew & spoiling us divers rotten. 3. The delightful Indonesian cuisine the chef & helpers surprised us with every meal!
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- 10 Exceptional
- Carlos S
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Spain
Great dives, great staff
Great dives. Always alone without any other boat there.
- Recommended for
- Organisation, dives, food
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Valérie G
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France
To be amazed and let go
Meet the majestic manta rays. The colorful and fishy seabed of Raja Ampat. The visit to the viewpoint in the center of Raja Ampat. The jellyfish lake. The kindness of the staff.plen
- Recommended for
- The dives were all magnificent. The perfect service. Professional dive guides.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Andrew K
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New Zealand
Ondina was fabulous
Obviously the underwater stuff is stunning but above water we had side trips to the Papuan villages, the birds of paradise, Wayag as unexpected extras. Ondina has a beautiful wooden interior and is very comfortable. I felt the leadership and crew cared that you had an enjoyable and memorable experience; I did.
- Recommended for
- Excellent dive guiding; interesting side trips; and great meals and snacks
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- GUILLERMO S
- Spain
A PLEASURE
It's a pleasure do a liveaboard in this boat, the crew is very kind and professional, all the meals different and tasty, the diving system and all the rooms are minded for divers.
- Recommended for
- The crew. The dive sites. The food.
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- 8.4 Very good
- Hermann Ørn V
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Iceland
A very nice way to explore the seas around Komodo
South of Komodo makes its demands on those diving there. The water is chill (down to 22C), the visibility is so-so. And the current is strong. But this hardship also offers its rewards with great wildlife in stunning scenery. Manta Alley in the south of Komodo is aptly named diving spot. Schools of these majestic creatures danced for us for hours. The local crew and the diving staff was friendly and knowledgeable. This live aboard is highly recommended for eager divers with already a few dives logged. A perfect 5/7 on the Sullivan scale. That being said, I would not bring a non-diving partner with me on this boat as it is a boat and itennery designed for diving. The luxury elements of a floating spa is somewhat lacking:).
- Recommended for
- Great diving, beautyful boat, friendly staff
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- 8.8 Fabulous
- ERIC B
- France
Simple comfort, but great diving !!
The boat is very beautiful and comfortable.The pluses: top dive, lots of life, very good organization of the dives. Abundant, good and varied food. Great atmosphere, staff present without being too present.Nice shore visit. General Nitrox.Cons: small cabin and presence of a bunk bed in each room which reduces the space (couple). Marine toilet, well but we are done. Cold showers in the cabins (too bad because there are solar water heaters, perfect here) but hot on deck.We will do it again
- Recommended for
- The Manta dives, lots of life, very good food v
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- 8.4 Very good
- Clare W
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United Kingdom
Awesome crew that enabled a fabulous dive trip
Great people who really look after the divers and are flexible to support their needs whether you want one to one support, to dive for longer than the standard 60 minutes, to explore with your buddy etc. Divers are organised into very small groups with dive masters who are excellent and will go at a pace that suits you which makes for a great experience. Other crew are similarly very helpful, looking after your dive gear, cooking meals to order if you weren't keen on the menu etc. The price point of this boat is quite a bit lower than some others that appeared to provide a more luxurious service...in my view it wouldn't be worth the extra money, we saw some of these 'expensive boats' and in future will completely avoid them as all we saw was very large dive groups that were extremely disruptive under water. Other divers on the same trip agreed with us, some were returning to the Ondina for the second or third time due to the more personalised service. However, Ondina team.....you need to fix the leaks....getting drenched in bed in the middle of the night when it rained is not what divers pay a lot of money for....please do a bit of maintenance as this is letting you down.
- Recommended for
- Dive Masters, Raja Ampat underwater experience, Flexibility to allow divers a personalised experience
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- 10 Exceptional
- Bradford C
- United States
Wonderful
At 1 am three days before we were scheduled to leave on the Euphoria we were stranded by them. They cancelled our tour because their were two few people reserved so they just cancelled. Along came Ondina to the rescue. They made special arrangements for us to join them at the last minute. They went above and beyond to help accommodate the four of us. Fede the cruise director helped us with flight arrangement when we were left with no internet. He truly is wonderful at his job. The diving was spectacular and the dive sites were well planed. There is a bit of current but with the help of the dive guides this was manageable. The boat was clean and well attended to . The food was always good and plenty of selection. The crew was kind and courteous. They went out of their way to ensure your comfort. I would highly recommend this boat for your diving adventure. We will for certain be returning one day soon. Thank you to the entire crew of the Ondina.
- Recommended for
- The crew was amazing, the diving was incredible and the cruise director went above and beyond always
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- 8.4 Very good
- Steven M
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Australia
Whale sharks, wrecks and remote atolls
The highlight was a day spent on the bay below a fishing platform (Bagan) with 5 whale sharks circling us.
- Recommended for
- Whale sharks, Japanese ship wrecks and visiting remote Papuan villages
