Tiare Cruise · Indonesia · 11D/10N
Embark on an 11-day diving cruise through the vibrant waters of Indonesia, exploring the rich marine ecosystems between Bima, Sumbawa, and Komodo. This journey offers a blend of diverse dive experiences, from macro life in the Bima region to the pelagic encounters characteristic of Komodo National Park. Guests can expect a mix of thrilling drift dives, pristine coral gardens, and opportunities to witness the iconic Komodo dragons on land.
Board the Tiaré in Bima, your luxurious home for the next 10 nights. Settle into your cabin and prepare for departure around 12 pm as the adventure begins.
Begin diving in the waters surrounding Bima and Sumbawa. The area offers a variety of dive sites known for their diverse topography, including sloping reefs and vibrant coral formations. Common sightings include various reef fish, small critters, and occasional pelagic species. Typically, 3-4 dives are scheduled daily, which may include a night dive. Continue diving in the waters surrounding Bima and Sumbawa.
Begin diving in the waters surrounding Bima and Sumbawa. The area offers a variety of dive sites known for their diverse topography, including sloping reefs and vibrant coral formations. Common sightings include various reef fish, small critters, and occasional pelagic species. Typically, 3-4 dives are scheduled daily, which may include a night dive. Continue diving in the waters surrounding Bima and Sumbawa.
Begin diving in the waters surrounding Bima and Sumbawa. The area offers a variety of dive sites known for their diverse topography, including sloping reefs and vibrant coral formations. Common sightings include various reef fish, small critters, and occasional pelagic species. Typically, 3-4 dives are scheduled daily, which may include a night dive. Continue diving in the waters surrounding Bima and Sumbawa.
Begin diving in the waters surrounding Bima and Sumbawa. The area offers a variety of dive sites known for their diverse topography, including sloping reefs and vibrant coral formations. Common sightings include various reef fish, small critters, and occasional pelagic species. Typically, 3-4 dives are scheduled daily, which may include a night dive. Continue diving in the waters surrounding Bima and Sumbawa.
Begin diving in the waters surrounding Bima and Sumbawa. The area offers a variety of dive sites known for their diverse topography, including sloping reefs and vibrant coral formations. Common sightings include various reef fish, small critters, and occasional pelagic species. Typically, 3-4 dives are scheduled daily, which may include a night dive. Continue diving in the waters surrounding Bima and Sumbawa.
Transition to the renowned Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its rich biodiversity and strong currents. The park's dive sites often feature dramatic topography, including walls, pinnacles, and exhilarating drift dives. Expect encounters with large pelagics, vibrant coral gardens, and an abundance of reef fish. Daily dives will typically be 3-4, with opportunities for night dives. Continue exploring the spectacular dive sites within Komodo National Park. This region is famous for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of marine life and provide thrilling drift diving experiences.
Transition to the renowned Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its rich biodiversity and strong currents. The park's dive sites often feature dramatic topography, including walls, pinnacles, and exhilarating drift dives. Expect encounters with large pelagics, vibrant coral gardens, and an abundance of reef fish. Daily dives will typically be 3-4, with opportunities for night dives. Continue exploring the spectacular dive sites within Komodo National Park. This region is famous for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of marine life and provide thrilling drift diving experiences.
Transition to the renowned Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its rich biodiversity and strong currents. The park's dive sites often feature dramatic topography, including walls, pinnacles, and exhilarating drift dives. Expect encounters with large pelagics, vibrant coral gardens, and an abundance of reef fish. Daily dives will typically be 3-4, with opportunities for night dives. Continue exploring the spectacular dive sites within Komodo National Park. This region is famous for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of marine life and provide thrilling drift diving experiences.
Enjoy the final day of diving within Komodo National Park. The park's dynamic currents and nutrient-rich waters consistently provide thrilling underwater experiences. The last dive of the trip is scheduled for approximately 4 pm today, allowing ample time for the recommended 24-hour surface interval before flying. Typically, 3-4 dives are offered, including a potential night dive.
Enjoy a final breakfast onboard with the crew before disembarking in Labuan Bajo. It is recommended that divers wait 24 hours after their last dive before flying.