Busy Girl is a budget standard liveaboard, offer private dive and sailing charters in Komodo, it accommodates only 4 guests.

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From $1,070.00

Date	03/05/27 to 08/05/27
Duration	5 nights
Boat	Busy Girl
Destination	Komodo
Departure	Labuan Bajo
Arrival	Labuan Bajo

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Description

Boat

There are many liveaboards in Indonesia, but very few offer the intimate atmosphere found aboard Busy Girl. Originally built as an Australian fishing vessel from durable Tasmanian Pine and carefully converted into a dedicated dive liveaboard, she has been welcoming divers to the waters of Komodo National Park since 2011.

Unlike larger liveaboards carrying dozens of guests, Busy Girl welcomes only four divers on each departure. This exclusive guest capacity creates a friendly, relaxed atmosphere where every expedition feels more like travelling with close friends than joining a commercial cruise. With fewer guests onboard, the crew can easily adapt the pace of the trip, provide more individual attention and create a highly personalised diving experience.

Life aboard follows the rhythm of the sea. Mornings begin surrounded by the spectacular volcanic landscapes of Komodo before guests enjoy freshly prepared breakfasts overlooking calm bays and rugged islands. Between dives, comfortable outdoor spaces become the perfect place to relax with a coffee, review underwater photographs or simply admire the ever-changing scenery as the vessel cruises towards the next dive site.

The cosy indoor dining area and shaded outdoor lounge offer inviting places to enjoy delicious home-cooked meals inspired by Indonesian and international cuisine. Throughout the expedition, snacks, fresh tropical fruit, tea, coffee and drinking water are available, ensuring guests remain energised throughout the busy diving schedule.

Busy Girl has been designed with practicality in mind. Her sea-level dive deck allows easy entries and exits, while every diver enjoys two dedicated tank stations so equipment preparation remains simple and efficient. Spare cylinders are filled while guests are underwater, allowing the boat to remain peaceful and quiet during surface intervals and overnight.

Although compact in size, Busy Girl's manoeuvrability allows the Captain to approach many dive sites directly, reducing transfer times and maximising time spent exploring Komodo's extraordinary underwater world. Combined with an experienced local crew and knowledgeable Cruise Director, every expedition offers the perfect balance between adventure, comfort and personalised service.

Cabin

Busy Girl accommodates a maximum of 4 guests in only 2 comfortable cabins, ensuring a quiet and exclusive atmosphere throughout every cruise.

Accommodation consists of one spacious Double Cabin with a private ensuite bathroom and one Twin Cabin with a shared bathroom. Both cabins are fully air-conditioned with individually controlled systems, allowing guests to adjust the temperature to their personal comfort after a full day of diving.

Designed for comfort rather than luxury, the cabins provide everything needed for a relaxing stay while maintaining the warm and welcoming character that has made Busy Girl a favourite among divers seeking a more personal liveaboard experience.

Cabin facilities include:

Individually controlled air conditioning
Comfortable mattresses and quality bedding
Ensuite bathroom (Double Cabin)
Shared bathroom (Twin Cabin)
Complimentary shampoo and soap
Storage space for personal belongings
Daily housekeeping

With only two cabins onboard, guests enjoy exceptional privacy, peaceful nights and an experience that feels far removed from larger commercial liveaboards.

Diving

Busy Girl has been purpose-built for divers who appreciate flexibility, small groups and maximum time underwater. With only four guests onboard, dive operations remain efficient and unhurried, allowing the Cruise Director to adapt each day according to weather conditions, tides and guest experience.

Every dive begins with a detailed briefing covering marine life, underwater topography and current conditions before guests enter the water directly from the spacious sea-level dive deck or, when appropriate, via the tender for more remote locations.

Typical diving operations include:

Up to 4 dives per day depending on itinerary and weather conditions.
Night dives whenever conditions permit.
Small groups with highly personalised guiding.
Two dedicated tank stations per diver.
Spacious sea-level dive platform.
Easy giant-stride entries and tender support where required.
Final diving day planned to respect recommended no-fly intervals.

Komodo National Park is renowned for its incredible marine biodiversity. Throughout the cruise, divers regularly encounter reef sharks, green turtles, giant trevallies, Napoleon wrasse, schools of barracuda and vibrant coral reefs. Seasonal highlights include manta rays, eagle rays and an extraordinary variety of macro life, making every expedition unique for both wide-angle enthusiasts and underwater photographers alike.