Gaia Love Liveaboard
Gaia Love Liveaboard... Indonesia
Book an Amazing Liveaboard Dive Trip Aboard The Gaia Love
The Gaia Love liveaboard offers luxurious, year-round dive trips across Indonesia, accommodating 20 guests in 11 spacious cabins. The 40-meter yacht features 6 upper deck en-suite rooms with private balconies and 5 lower deck en-suite rooms, all equipped with air conditioning, ample storage, entertainment, and modern amenities. Guests enjoy additional facilities such as a camera room, free nitrox, 45 scuba tanks, camera rinse tanks, and a sun deck bar. The upper deck cabins provide stunning views through large picture windows and direct access to private balconies, offering a truly luxurious experience.
Spread across four decks, Gaia Love combines a stylish, modern design with a variety of activities, including diving and land excursions. The onboard restaurant serves both local and international cuisine, while guests can relax with drinks or massage services on deck. Known for its stability and excellent service, Gaia Love is one of the most reliable liveaboard vessels exploring Indonesia’s world-class dive sites, including Komodo and Raja Ampat.
Gaia Love Liveaboard Offers Amazing Amenities...
The Gaia Love liveaboard diving yacht offers a wide range of luxurious amenities, including an outdoor salon, charging stations, sea-view cabins, a leisure deck, onboard kayaks, snorkeling equipment, and a camera room with tables and charging points. Guests also have access to laundry services and paid internet. Diving activities, with up to 4 dives per day, are included in the experience, ensuring a thrilling underwater adventure.
Social spaces aboard Gaia Love include a dining room, salon, sun deck, outdoor lounge, and an al-fresco bar, providing plenty of options for relaxation. The large dive deck accommodates up to 28 divers, and there are 11 rinse tanks for washing and maintaining equipment, including cameras and dive suits. Three 5.5m skiffs ensure easy dive drop-off and pick-up for all guests.
The yacht’s itineraries explore world-renowned destinations like the Banda Sea, Raja Ampat, Komodo, and the Lesser Sunda Islands. For safety, Gaia Love is equipped with a modern navigation wheelhouse, a backup RIB, life vests, two life rafts, a first aid kit, emergency oxygen, smoke detectors, and firefighting equipment. Offering an unmatched diving experience in Indonesia’s waters, Gaia Love is the ideal choice for both seasoned divers and adventurers.
General Information about The Gaia Love Liveaboard...
The Gaia Love liveaboard features four spacious decks: lower, main, upper, and top/sundeck. The main deck includes a comfortable lounge, restaurant, and a dedicated camera room. The lounge is equipped with an entertainment center, pantry, and luxurious amenities to enhance your stay, while the camera room provides photographers and videographers with ample space to prepare and maintain their equipment between dives.
At the rear of this luxury vessel is a large dive deck accommodating up to 28 divers, offering plenty of room for guests to move around comfortably. The dive deck includes 11 large rinse tanks of various sizes to suit different camera setups. Just behind the dive deck is the boat deck, where two 5.5-meter diving skiffs are always ready for use.
The top deck and sundeck feature a bar, perfect for evening relaxation or gatherings under the stars. Guests can also enjoy outdoor dining in this area, which offers both shaded and unshaded spaces, ideal for sunbathing or staying cool.
Safety is a top priority on Gaia Love. The yacht is equipped with modern navigation systems, advanced communication tools, life rafts, life vests, EPIRB, fire protection, and firefighting systems. A backup RIB, stored on the top deck, can be quickly deployed by a one-ton crane if needed.
The Gaia Love liveaboard is the ultimate choice for your dive trip in Indonesia, whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with a group of friends. You can also charter the entire yacht for an exclusive diving adventure.
Destinations
Raja Ampat: The Ultimate Liveaboard Diving Destination
Located off the northwest tip of Bird’s Head Peninsula in West Papua, Raja Ampat is a diver’s paradise, featuring hundreds of jungle-covered islands, pristine beaches, and vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life. Named after its four main islands—Waigeo, Batanta, Salawati, and Misool—Raja Ampat, which translates to “Four Kings,” offers an exceptional underwater experience. A liveaboard trip aboard the luxurious Gaia Love allows divers to explore this breathtaking region in comfort, visiting some of Indonesia’s best dive sites. The thriving marine life, colorful reefs, and rare critters make it a haven for macro photographers. Iconic locations like Misool and Dampier Strait showcase manta rays, dense coral growth, and the thrilling phenomenon of “fish thunder.”
Komodo National Park: A Diverse Diving Paradise in Indonesia
Situated within the Coral Triangle, Komodo National Park is celebrated for its astonishing biodiversity and was named one of the  New 7 Wonders of Nature in 2011. With over 1,000 species of fish and countless coral varieties, Komodo offers a range of dive environments, from vibrant coral gardens to deep walls. Divers can expect encounters with pelagic species and rare critters, while exploring underwater caves, pinnacles, and cliffs. Gaia Love’s liveaboard guides expertly curate dive schedules, ensuring you experience the best Komodo has to offer. Beyond diving, Komodo is home to stunning beaches, lagoons, and the iconic Komodo dragon.
Forgotten Islands: A Remote Diving Paradise
The Forgotten Islands of Indonesia, a remote chain of archipelagos stretching from Timor to West Papua, offer an untouched, off-the-beaten-path diving experience. The islands feature long coral-covered walls, seamounts, and pelagic species like schooling hammerheads, reef sharks, and manta rays. Divers will also encounter a wealth of macro life, including pygmy seahorses and nudibranchs. Diving these remote islands with Gaia Love provides an unparalleled adventure, combining pristine dive sites with the luxury of a liveaboard.
Banda Sea: Dive into Rich History and Spectacular Reefs
The Banda Sea, once coveted by European explorers for its spices, is now famous for its rich diving opportunities. The region features steep drop-offs, hard coral formations, and fast currents, with schools of jacks, large groupers, and Napoleon wrasse frequenting the reefs. On land, visitors can explore historical sites like Banda Neira, while enjoying the hospitality and comfort of the Gaia Love liveaboard. The Banda Sea offers a unique mix of history and spectacular underwater environments, making it one of Indonesia’s most captivating dive destinations.
Technical Information
– Length: 40m
– Breadth: 10m
– Draft: 2.1m
– Hull Type: Marine Steel
– Engine: 2 Yanmar 829 bhp
– Generator: Two Kohler 80kw Power System (Shielded)
– Fresh Water: 52,000 L
– Desalination: 2 Spectra 2,800 Gallons/day system
– Vetus Bow thruster
– Cruising Speed: 10 knots
– Max Speed: 12 knots
– Fuel Oil Capacity: 66,000L
– Range: 6,570 Nm
– Furuno Open Array Radar
– Simrad AutoPilot
– Icom Marine VHF Radios
– HF SSB GMDSS Radios
– Icom GMDSS Air Band Radios
– ENC Marine Charts
– Garmin GPS Chart Plotter
– Navtek
– Echo Sounder
– Satellite Phone
– Satellite Broadband
– Simrad Global Positioning System Compass
– EPRIB
Facilities
– 6 Upper Deck En-suite Rooms with balcony (approx. 20 sq.m)
– 5 Lower Deck En-suite Rooms (approx. 20 sq.m)
– Independently Controlled Air-conditioning System
– Modern Contemporary Design Saloon
– Entertainment System
– Massage Services
– Top/Sun Deck and Bar
– Camera Room
– 3 Bauer PE250 Compressors
– 1 550L 15kw Nitrox Membrane System
– 45 Scuba Tank: 12L & 15L Aluminium Tanks
– 11 Large compartmentalize camera rinse tanks
– 2 5.5m Diving Skiffs with 90hp OB
– Large compartmentalize camera rinse tanks
– Multiple rinse area on boat deck
– Safety Equipment
– Emergency Oxygen Kits
– First Aid Kits
– 1 5.8m RIB with 90hp OB (Spare)
– EPRIB
– 2 Life Raft
– Life Vests
– Fire Detection System
– Smoke Detectors
– Fire Fighting Equipment
– GMDSS Air Band Radios
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