Komodo Central (Labuan Bajo - Labuan Bajo)

Ecopro Duyung Baru · Indonesia · 3 nights

Duration
3 nights
Embarkation
Labuan Bajo, Indonesia
Disembarkation
Labuan Bajo, Indonesia
Dives
Approximately 6 dives in total

About this route

Explore the central Komodo National Park on this unique liveaboard adventure. The Ecopro Duyung Baru offers an intimate and personalized journey through vibrant coral reefs and encounters with the legendary Komodo dragons. This route explores both North and South Komodo, providing a comprehensive experience of the park's diverse underwater and terrestrial wonders. Shorter trips or those seeking a balanced mix of adventure and comfort will find this itinerary ideal.

Regions on this route

Komodo, IndonesiaKomodo National ParkRincaBatu BalongManta Point

Highlights

Batu Balong

Batu Bolong is a prominent dive site within Komodo known for its unique rock formation that acts as a magnet for marine life. Strong currents sweep nutrients past this pinnacle, attracting an abundance of fish, sharks, and pelagics. The site boasts healthy corals and a vibrant ecosystem.

  • Nutrient-rich currents
  • Abundant marine life
  • Healthy coral gardens
  • Pinnacle dive

Komodo

Komodo National Park is a world-renowned dive destination, famous for its strong currents, diverse marine life, and stunning coral reefs. It offers a unique combination of pelagic encounters and macro opportunities, making it a favorite among photographers and divers alike. The park's varied topography includes pinnacles, walls, and drift dives.

  • World-class diving
  • Strong currents
  • Diverse marine life
  • Komodo dragons

Komodo National Park

This UNESCO World Heritage site is celebrated for its rich biodiversity both above and below the water. The park encompasses a range of dive environments, from nutrient-rich currents attracting large pelagics to sheltered bays with unique macro creatures. Its iconic resident, the Komodo dragon, adds a thrilling land-based element to the trip.

  • UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Rich marine biodiversity
  • Iconic Komodo dragons
  • Varied dive environments

Manta Point

Manta Point is a signature dive site, celebrated for its consistent encounters with manta rays. These majestic creatures frequent the area for cleaning and feeding, offering divers and snorkelers incredible opportunities for observation. The site typically features moderate currents over a sandy bottom.

  • Manta ray encounters
  • Manta cleaning station
  • Snorkeler-friendly
  • Sandy bottom

Rinca

Rinca Island, part of Komodo National Park, is one of the primary locations to see the Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. While primarily a land excursion, the surrounding waters offer excellent diving opportunities with vibrant reefs and diverse marine ecosystems.

  • Komodo dragon viewing
  • Island trekking
  • Vibrant reefs nearby

Tatawa Besar

Tatawa Besar is a stunning drift dive known for its expansive coral gardens and vibrant reef life. The sloping reef is often covered with soft corals, attracting a multitude of reef fish and occasional pelagics. Currents can be strong, providing an exhilarating ride along the reef.

  • Drift diving
  • Vibrant coral gardens
  • Abundant reef fish
  • Exhilarating currents

Requirements

  • CertificationAdvanced Open Water
  • Minimum logged dives30
  • ExperienceDivers should have Advanced Open Water certification with at least 30 logged dives to manage varied conditions.

Shore excursions

  • Enjoy land excursions to Rinca or Komodo Island to observe the famous Komodo dragons in their natural habitat.
  • Visit scenic anchorages, explore pink beaches, and witness breathtaking sunset views.
  • Relax on small island stops for swimming, kayaking, or simply unwinding on the sand.

Good to know

  • Divers are recommended to wait 24 hours before flying after the last dive.
  • This itinerary is considered suitable for snorkelers, offering shallow reef dives and specific snorkel-friendly locations like Manta Point.
  • The itinerary is subject to change based on local regulations, weather conditions, and the captain's discretion.

Day-by-day plan

  1. Day 1: Embarkation – Labuan Bajo

    Upon arrival in Labuan Bajo, guests will be welcomed by the Eco Pro Divers staff and transferred to the Duyung Baru. After settling into cabins and receiving a welcome briefing, the vessel will begin its journey into the Komodo National Park, setting the stage for an unforgettable diving experience.

  2. Day 2: Komodo National Park – North & South Regions

    Today focuses on exploring the rich underwater ecosystems of Komodo National Park, with multiple dives planned. The park is renowned for its current-swept pinnacles and sloping reefs, which host a vibrant array of macro life and schooling fish. Divers can expect to encounter diverse marine biodiversity and may visit famous sites known for their healthy coral gardens and pelagic action.

    Dive sites: Batu Bolong, Manta Point, Tatawa Besar

  3. Day 3: Komodo National Park – Diverse Diving & Wildlife

    Another day dedicated to the exceptional diving within Komodo National Park, featuring 2-3 dives. The region offers thrilling drift dives through narrow passages and various manta cleaning stations, providing opportunities for close encounters with these majestic creatures. The diverse underwater terrain is known for its high biodiversity, including a wide range of sharks and pelagic species.

    Dive sites: Batu Bolong, Manta Point, Tatawa Besar

  4. Day 4: Disembarkation – Labuan Bajo

    The vessel will arrive back in Labuan Bajo in the morning. After enjoying breakfast onboard, guests will be transferred to the airport for their onward flights, concluding a memorable liveaboard experience in Komodo National Park.

Upcoming departures

No departures scheduled for this route right now.

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