Liveaboard diving trips in Indonesia often require visitors to pay various marine park and port fees. The specific fees can vary depending on the destination, the duration of the trip, and the regulations set by the local authorities. Many dive sites in Indonesia are located within protected marine parks, such as Komodo National Park or Raja Ampat. To support conservation efforts and maintain the pristine condition of these areas, visitors are usually required to pay marine park entrance fees. These fees contribute to the preservation and management of marine parks and help support local communities. Port clearance fees can be charged for the use of the embarkation ports and are typically collected by the local port authorities. These fees cover administrative costs and services provided at the ports, such as security, port facilities, and administrative paperwork