Tiare Cruise · Indonesia · 11D/10N
This 11-day, 10-night liveaboard journey aboard the Tiaré explores the vibrant waters between Labuan Bajo, Komodo, Sumbawa, and Bima. Divers will experience the rich marine biodiversity of the Komodo National Park, known for its strong currents and pelagic encounters, before venturing into the less-explored areas towards Sumbawa and Bima. The itinerary promises a combination of thrilling drift dives, diverse reef ecosystems, and opportunities for unique marine life sightings, culminating in Bima.
Board the beautiful Tiaré in Labuan Bajo, your floating home for the next 10 nights, preparing for departure around 12 pm. Guests will settle into their cabins and get acquainted with the vessel and crew, ready to embark on an unforgettable Indonesian diving adventure.
Days 2 through 10 are dedicated to exploring the rich and diverse dive sites within Komodo National Park and surrounding areas, including Sumbawa. The region is renowned for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of pelagic species and nourish vibrant coral gardens. Expect 3-4 dives daily, with potential for a night dive, though crossing days may limit diving to two opportunities.
Days 2 through 10 are dedicated to exploring the rich and diverse dive sites within Komodo National Park and surrounding areas, including Sumbawa. The region is renowned for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of pelagic species and nourish vibrant coral gardens. Expect 3-4 dives daily, with potential for a night dive, though crossing days may limit diving to two opportunities.
Days 2 through 10 are dedicated to exploring the rich and diverse dive sites within Komodo National Park and surrounding areas, including Sumbawa. The region is renowned for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of pelagic species and nourish vibrant coral gardens. Expect 3-4 dives daily, with potential for a night dive, though crossing days may limit diving to two opportunities.
Days 2 through 10 are dedicated to exploring the rich and diverse dive sites within Komodo National Park and surrounding areas, including Sumbawa. The region is renowned for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of pelagic species and nourish vibrant coral gardens. Expect 3-4 dives daily, with potential for a night dive, though crossing days may limit diving to two opportunities.
Days 2 through 10 are dedicated to exploring the rich and diverse dive sites within Komodo National Park and surrounding areas, including Sumbawa. The region is renowned for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of pelagic species and nourish vibrant coral gardens. Expect 3-4 dives daily, with potential for a night dive, though crossing days may limit diving to two opportunities.
Days 2 through 10 are dedicated to exploring the rich and diverse dive sites within Komodo National Park and surrounding areas, including Sumbawa. The region is renowned for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of pelagic species and nourish vibrant coral gardens. Expect 3-4 dives daily, with potential for a night dive, though crossing days may limit diving to two opportunities.
Days 2 through 10 are dedicated to exploring the rich and diverse dive sites within Komodo National Park and surrounding areas, including Sumbawa. The region is renowned for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of pelagic species and nourish vibrant coral gardens. Expect 3-4 dives daily, with potential for a night dive, though crossing days may limit diving to two opportunities.
Days 2 through 10 are dedicated to exploring the rich and diverse dive sites within Komodo National Park and surrounding areas, including Sumbawa. The region is renowned for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of pelagic species and nourish vibrant coral gardens. Expect 3-4 dives daily, with potential for a night dive, though crossing days may limit diving to two opportunities.
Days 2 through 10 are dedicated to exploring the rich and diverse dive sites within Komodo National Park and surrounding areas, including Sumbawa. The region is renowned for its strong currents, which attract a wide array of pelagic species and nourish vibrant coral gardens. Expect 3-4 dives daily, with potential for a night dive, though crossing days may limit diving to two opportunities.
After a final breakfast and farewells to the crew, it's time to disembark in Bima. The last dive of the trip takes place on the penultimate day around 4 pm. Guests are advised to observe a 24-hour no-fly period after their last dive for safety.