Bajak · Indonesia · 3 nights
This Komodo liveaboard journey explores the vibrant marine environments of Komodo National Park, a region renowned for its rich biodiversity. Guests will discover an array of coral reefs, mangroves, and seamounts, alongside encounters with the iconic Komodo Dragons. The itinerary balances thrilling diving with land excursions, offering a comprehensive experience of this unique Indonesian destination. Expect diverse underwater landscapes and abundant marine life throughout the trip.
Today begins with checking in and dropping off bags at the shop, followed by boarding the Bajak. The vessel departs from Labuan Bajo, where guests will enjoy lunch onboard. The day includes a check dive at Wai Nilu, followed by a second dive at Mawan. A night dive is scheduled around 6 PM at Padar Kecil.
Dive sites: Wai Nilu, Mawan, Padar Kecil
The morning starts with a scenic hike to Padar Island to watch the sunrise, followed by breakfast. The first dive of the day explores Pillarssteen, known for its diverse topography. This is followed by a dive at Secret Garden, often featuring unique macro life. The third dive of the day takes place at Three Sisters.
Dive sites: Pillarsteen, Secret Garden, Three Sisters
Today's diving takes the vessel south, with the first dive at the End of the World. Subsequent dives include Manta Alley, a site renowned for frequent manta ray encounters, and Collen's Reef. A short trek on Komodo Island offers a chance to see the famous Komodo Dragons. The day concludes with a night dive around 6 PM at Pink Beach.
Dive sites: End of the World, Manta Alley, Collen's Reef, Pink Beach
The final day of the trip focuses on the Central area of Komodo National Park. The first dive is at Batu Bolong, a vibrant pinnacle known for strong currents and abundant fish life. This is followed by a dive at Manta Point, offering another opportunity to observe manta rays. Lunch is served during the sail back to Labuan Bajo, with arrival anticipated around 2 PM for disembarkation.
Dive sites: Batu Bolong, Manta Point