SV Mona Lisa Liveaboard Review

The 33 meters Mona Lisa operates as a liveaboard in Indonesia. Indeed, the traditional Indonesian Phinisi vessel sails on to discover the beauty of the Komodo National Park.

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Boat Cabins & Layout

The Mona Lisa caters to a maximum of 11 guests, welcoming them in 5 comfortable cabins. The cabins displays a flexible layout, making the boat a perfect choice for either friends, dive buddies or families. First, there are 4 double occupancy cabins for which you can choose to have a double bed or 2 twin beds. Secondly, the fifth cabin has a 3 guests capacity as it features a double bed plus a single bed. Moreover, a touch of luxury is added as every cabin comes with a private en-suite bathroom and air-conditioning.

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Mona Lisa’s On-board Facilities

The Mona Lisa’s interiors feature a nice, spacious area with booth like seating. Indeed, this area is used as a lounge but also as a dining room, when not outside. You will find a television and DVD player as well as an audio system and all the wires needed to watch your camera’s video and pictures. Moreover, there’s a chef on-board, preparing every meal from scratch, and often with the catch of the day!

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Furthermore, there’s plenty of space outside to lounge. On the main deck, you’ll find the open-air dining area which is under a huge awning. Also, there’s plenty of space towards the bow to soak in the sun rays or capture the stunning landscape of Indonesia with your lens. The Komodo National Park sure is no place for boredom!

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Vessel Layout

The Mona Lisa is equipped with electricity sockets in every cabin and in the living room, hot water and outboard zodiacs. Plus, the ship features all the safety and navigation equipment excepted for a safe journey. The Mona Lisa is a very unique boat, and quite big for the small number of divers on-board. It can compare to other Indonesian phinisi such as the SMY Mangguana.

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Scuba Diving with the Mona Lisa

The Mona Lisa takes divers right to the action packed waters with the help of a tender boat. Indeed, the whole diving operation is easier this way, getting to the best spots in no time. The professional team on-board is composed of dive guides and instructors with many years of experience in the region. The Komodo National Park is a protected marine reserve and is home to an incredible density of marine life. As part of the coral triangle, the Komodo area sure won’t disappoint.

Price starts at 320$US per person, per night.