Alikai Liveaboard Review

The Alikai is a traditional Indonesian wooden phinisi offering a liveaboard diving cruise in Indonesia, exploring many islands beyond the West Nusa Tenggara area. Indeed, fully renovated in 2013, the 37 meters Alikai welcomes you on board for a traditional Indonesian sailing experience.

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The Cabins

Welcoming a maximum of 15 guests on each cruise, the Alikai boasts plenty of space with 5 double occupancy cabins and one family room. Each room features its own private bathroom as well as storage, air-conditioning, and hot water shower.

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Alikai’s On-board Facilities

The Alikai’s newly renovated decks feature white, wooden, and beige decor, making the ship look like a luxurious floating hotel. You will find plenty of space to enjoy Indonesia’s seascape on the main deck’s lounge area. That’s also where the outdoor dining room is located. Moreover, you will find a second outdoor lounge on the top deck and even a sundeck area on the roof.

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Furthermore, the Alikai offers a spacious indoor lounge area with a bar, a living room, and a dining room. The meals served on board will be a mix of Indonesian fares and international cuisine. You will also have access to a selection of wine, beers, and spirits.

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Scuba diving with the Alikai

The Alikai features a dive deck located on the side of the vessel, as well as a camera room. You will find individual kitting-up stations and plenty of room to prepare your gear before and after the dives. Scuba diving in Indonesia is one of the best experiences on earth, and, with itineraries around Raja Ampat, Komodo, and remote islands, the Alikai appears as a solid choice.

Price starts at $7900 per night for a chartered diving cruise.
The Alikai offers a 10% early booking discount for sailings departing in 2022.