Scuba Diving with Raja Laut
Raja Laut is fully equipped for scuba diving, with compressor, tanks, and semi-rigid inflatable tender (RIB). Onboard we also have 8 complete sets of scuba equipment for your use (wetsuit, bcd, fins, mask, snorkel, weightbelt, etc.). All dives are guided by an experienced PADI instructor. If you are a certified diver please bring your license and log book. If you are not yet certified, our dive instructor will be able to introduce you to scuba diving via the "Discover Scuba" course.
Underwater Photography & Videography Trips
Sooner of later almost every scuba diver gets interested in taking underwater photos and videos. It's just a natural desire to capture these thrilling moments when we get engulfed by a myriad of reef fish, encounter a rare marine critter, or get eye to eye with a majestic manta ray. For exactly that reason you definitely will enjoy our liveaboard expeditions with full-time professional underwater photographer and filmaker Eric Madeja of Treasure Images. You don't have to worry if you are new to underwater photo- or videography, Eric will teach you all the basics and for so you will know how to shot stunning images within just a few days.
For more seasoned image makers, the daily exchange of practical knowledge with other photo- and videographers and Eric's experience of over more than a decade working in the industry will surely result in a very productive and enjoyable dive trip. We even can tailor the expedition to your personal photography skills and underwater camera equipment and adjust it accordingly as you progress resulting in an underwater photo and video "workshop" which is not work at all... simply more fun with an educational value!
Scuba Diving in Indonesia
Indonesia is the world's largest archipelago by area, and contains 10 - 15 percent of the world's coral reefs with some of the most idyllic islands, and one of the largest fleets of dive liveaboard boats in the world. About 4000 different fish species are found in the Indonesian waters (over 25% of the planet's fish species), in comparison to the 1000 found in the Red or the 400 from the Caribbean. With more than 17,508 islands, Indonesia presents ample… Read More »
Scuba Diving in Malaysia
Malaysia is one of the leading dive destinations of the world. Located in the heart of the Indo-Pacific basin where scientist believe the marine life of the pacific ocean evolved, From schooling hammerhead sharks, huge schools of barracudas and various turtles to the bizarre frogfish or ghost pipefish, there is always something to fascinate the diver. The variety of fishes, corals, and shells found in these waters are said to outshine even those found in the Pacific Islands. The diversity… Read More »
Scuba Diving in the Maldives
The Maldives are an archipelago of 1,190 coral islands grouped into 26 coral atolls in the Indian Ocean. The amount of land that lies above sea level in the Maldives represents only a tiny fraction of the country's overall land mass, most of which lies below sea level. The islands of the Maldives are the visible coral tips of an oceanic volcanic mountain range whose outer edge at some points plunge to depths of over 3000m. Deep channels separate 26… Read More »
Scuba Diving in Myanmar
The Mergui Archipelago (also Myeik Archipelago or Myeik Kyunzu) is an archipelago in far southern Myanmar. It consists of more than 800 islands, varying in size from very small to hundreds of square kilometers, all lying in the Andaman Sea. The archipelago's virtual isolation from most of mankind's influence on the natural environment has given the islands and the surrounding waters of the Andaman Sea a great diversity of flora and fauna, contributing to the region's growing popularity as a… Read More »
