The beautiful new Emperor Harmoni liveaboard sets sail in July 2020 and takes liveaboard diving in Indonesia to a new level.
A ship with a conscience
Built of Sulawesi Ironwood, Emperor Harmoni is designed in a traditional style that takes into consideration Indonesia's unique and diverse conditions. She is one of the few liveaboards in this region to have two engines, but can also sail on wind.
The Emperor team sourced 50 year old teak wood from derelict houses in Sulawesi Tenggara, helping the owners to build a modern insulated home whilst allowing Emperor Harmoni to be built using recycled wood.
Space and privacy, across three decks
This spacious liveaboard accommodates 20 guests comfortably in ten cabins. Set across three decks, there are six guest cabins on the lower deck and four on the upper. All Cabins have an ensuite bathroom and climate control. The main deck is kept free of cabins to ensure maximum privacy and relaxation. Solo travellers are guaranteed to share only with same-sex divers or, in the event this isn't possible, will be given a cabin to themselves.
Three delicious meals a day are included as well as snacks in between dives to keep you refuelled. Unlimited drinking water, tea, coffee and a glass of wine during dinner are also included, with juices, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages available for purchase. Special dietary requirements can be catered with advance notice.
A balance of adventure and relaxation
All diving is done from two large RIBs with outboards to get you to the perfect dive spot every time. Sun loungers are located on the upper deck, where you can relax in between dives.
The main deck features a spacious restaurant, a lounge area with a flat screen TV, digital movie and music library, board games, bar and a camera suite. The full camera room, on the internal main deck, is specially designed for underwater photographers and has power sockets for charging equipment. There's also a camera rinsing tank and preparation area on the exterior main deck.
