Indonesia is the ideal destination for those who love to cruise the ocean. As the world’s largest archipelago, there is four times more water than land, so it makes sense to get wet to see the best of this beautiful country as it is best seen from the deck of a boat.
Route June to October cruises Sumbawa, Saleh Bay, Komodo Island. Route November to March cruises Banda Island, Triton Bay, Raja Ampat. Route March to May cruises Banggai Island, Wakatobi – Sulawesi.
Discover The Dinosaur-Eque Komodo Dragons
Explore the volcanic islands of Komodo National Park—home to giant Komodo dragons, world-class diving, and vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life.
Exploration The Different Indonesian Islands
Nestled in the Lesser Sunda chain, Sumbawa features majestic landscapes, including Mount Tambora, Satonda Island's crater lake, and the Sangeang Api volcano.
The Largest Bay In West Nusa Tenggara
Sip morning coffee surrounded by Mount Tambora and crystal-clear waters, swim with whale sharks, watch traditional buffalo racing, or trek up the historic volcano.
Immerse Your Senses In Great Nutmeg Island’s Spices
Explore Maluku’s ultimate travel destination—featuring stunning volcanic peaks, vibrant coral drop-offs, pristine remote beaches, and a rich spice-island history best discovered by sea.
The World’s Most Colorful Coral Reefs
As the remotest destination visited by Magia II, this biodiversity hotspot offers world-class diving, ancient cave paintings, hidden jungles, and pristine white-sand beaches across its four main islands.
The Home Of Endemic Species Of Indonesia
Discover Triton Bay's unique endemism shaped by ancient tectonic shifts and freshwater currents, alongside the local legend of the giant Garuda bird originating from Lobo Village.
A Sanctuary For The Rare And Remarkable
Nestled within the Coral Triangle off Central Sulawesi, this tranquil archipelago features pristine coral reefs, hidden limestone caves, crystalline lakes, and the rare, endemic Banggai cardinalfish
The Crown Jewel Of The Coral Triangle
Situated in the heart of the Coral Triangle, this breathtaking southeastern Sulawesi reserve features the world's second-largest barrier reef, vibrant marine life, and the rich cultural heritage of the seafaring Bajau people.
Route June to October
Komodo Island, Sumbawa, Saleh Bay
Charter Rate 2026 $5.900 / Night
Route November to March
Banda Island, Raja Ampat, Triton Bay
Charter Rate 2026 $6.900 / Night
Route March to May
Banggai Island, Wakatobi – Sulawesi
Starting 2027