Amira · Indonesia · 12 Days / 11 Nights
This 12-day voyage travels from Labuan Bajo to Bima, exploring the diverse underwater world of the Komodo region. The trip features a mix of diving experiences, from the renowned muck diving opportunities in Bima to the volcanic underwater landscapes of Sangean island. Divers can also anticipate thrilling drift dives at famous, current-swept sites like Castle Rock, which are known for attracting large schools of fish, sharks, and manta rays. Max guests on this trip: 20.
Labuan Bajo
Guests are transferred from their hotel or the airport in Labuan Bajo to the Amira. The day begins with a welcome briefing and cabin assignment. The remainder of the day is for settling in, organizing dive equipment, and becoming familiar with the vessel before departure.
Komodo National Park
The main diving portion of the trip begins, with three to four dives scheduled per day. This period is dedicated to exploring the rich waters of the Komodo region. When conditions allow, a dusk or night dive may be offered. The itinerary is flexible, but may include famous sites known for strong currents and abundant marine life.
Good to know: dusk or night dive possible
Komodo National Park
The main diving portion of the trip continues, with three to four dives scheduled per day. This period is dedicated to exploring the rich waters of the Komodo region. When conditions allow, a dusk or night dive may be offered. The itinerary is flexible, but may include famous sites known for strong currents and abundant marine life.
Good to know: dusk or night dive possible
Komodo National Park
Guests delve into the pristine waters of Komodo National Park. Strong currents often deliver nutrient-rich waters to vibrant coral reefs and pinnacles. Divers explore these impressive formations, which are often home to a spectacular density of reef fish. Guests keep an eye out for patrolling reef sharks and graceful manta rays. A thrilling dusk or night dive offers the chance to witness unique nocturnal marine life emerging.
Good to know: dusk or night dive possible
Komodo National Park
Guests are immersed in Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its vibrant, current-swept reefs and dramatic pinnacles. Thrilling drift dives occur where schooling jacks and reef sharks are common, with the possibility of manta rays gracefully gliding by. As dusk settles, a specialized dive might reveal unique nocturnal creatures emerging from their daytime hideouts.
Good to know: dusk or night dive possible
Komodo National Park
Day 6 brings you deeper into Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its vibrant reef systems and swift currents. Expect exhilarating drifts and an abundance of pelagic life, from sharks to schooling fish, with a potential dusk or night dive revealing unique macro critters.
Good to know: dusk or night dive possible
Komodo National Park
The vessel brings guests deeper into Komodo National Park, famous for its nutrient-rich currents feeding vibrant reefs and walls. Thrilling drift dives occur amongst schooling fish, reef sharks, and possibly mantas, with the option for an enchanting dusk or night dive to discover unique nocturnal critters.
Good to know: dusk or night dive possible
Komodo National Park
Day 8 brings exhilarating dives within Komodo National Park, a realm of vibrant reefs and strong currents. Expect to encounter a dazzling array of marine life including reef sharks, schooling fish, and often playful mantas, with the possibility of a thrilling dusk or night dive on offer.
Good to know: dusk or night dive possible
Komodo National Park
Day 9 brings more incredible diving within Komodo National Park, where volcanic slopes meet vibrant reefs. Expect exhilarating drift dives along coral-encrusted walls and pinnacles, often revealing reef sharks, mantas, and schooling jacks. A dusk or night dive could uncover fascinating nocturnal macro critters.
Good to know: dusk or night dive possible
Komodo / Riung Islands
After conducting a maximum of three dives, the boat concludes its exploration of the main Komodo area. The Amira then begins its journey towards the Riung Islands.
Riung Islands area
The final day of diving consists of two scheduled dives. Afterwards, the ship will set sail for Bima Harbour, where the trip will conclude.
Bima
After enjoying their last breakfast, guests will disembark. The crew facilitates transportation to Bima airport for departing flights. Departure is possible from 12:00 AM through 10:30 AM.