Taking a Raja Ampat liveaboard to witness Indonesia’s top marine ecosystems is the best way to experience the area. However, being on a boat with a crew, other divers, and photographers is a unique shared experience and requires a bit of extra awareness and respect.  Unlike hotels, liveaboard boats have very limited space, and understanding […]

Regenerative tourism is more than just being good for the environment; it also helps local ecosystems and communities. In the Red Sea, liveaboards are the finest at safeguarding the ecosystem, training tourists, and conducting operations that don’t affect the ecology. People who stay on a liveaboard help safeguard and restore one of the most important […]

“Sustainability” is a hot topic in the field of marine tourism. But coral reefs are under more stress than ever from climate change and too many tourists, so just keeping things the way they are isn’t enough anymore. Regeneration, or leaving the ocean better than we found it, is the new gold standard.In this change, […]