[Diving and Leisure] Komodo (Labuan Bajo - Labuan Bajo)

Teman · Komodo, Indonesia · 3 nights

Duration
3 nights
Embarkation
Labuan Bajo, Indonesia
Disembarkation
Labuan Bajo, Indonesia
Dives
Approximately 9 dives in total

About this route

Embark on an unforgettable diving and snorkeling adventure aboard the traditional KLM Teman, exploring the vibrant waters of Komodo National Park. This itinerary takes you through various islands, offering a diverse range of marine encounters and breathtaking scenery. Head to the Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its rich biodiversity, stunning pink-sand beaches, and the iconic Komodo dragons. Enjoy a personalized experience with abundant marine life and unique land excursions.

Regions on this route

Sebayur KecilKomodo, IndonesiaPadarFloresRincaCastle RockKomodo National ParkCrystal Rock

Highlights

Castle Rock

Castle Rock is a renowned dive site in North Komodo, characterized by a large pinnacle that attracts abundant marine life. It is known for its strong currents and features schools of pelagic fish, sharks, and vibrant corals.

  • Pinnacle dive site
  • Strong currents
  • Pelagic schools

Crystal Rock

Crystal Rock is a famous dive site in North Komodo, known for its submerged pinnacle that attracts a wide variety of marine species. It often features strong currents, bringing in large schools of fish, sharks, and healthy soft corals.

  • Submerged pinnacle
  • Strong currents
  • Schools of fish

Flores

Flores is a large island in Indonesia, serving as a gateway to Komodo National Park and offering its own unique cultural and natural attractions. Its surrounding waters are part of the rich marine environment of the Lesser Sunda Islands.

  • Gateway to Komodo
  • Cultural attractions
  • Rich marine environment

Gili Islands

The Gili Islands, a group of three small islands, are known for their pristine beaches and clear waters. While often associated with Lombok, the term here likely refers to small islands within the Komodo region, offering similar idyllic settings for relaxation and snorkeling.

  • Pristine beaches
  • Clear waters
  • Idyllic settings

Komodo

Komodo National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its rich marine biodiversity and iconic Komodo dragons. The area offers diverse dive sites, from vibrant reefs to dynamic current-swept pinnacles, attracting a wide range of marine life.

  • Rich biodiversity
  • Komodo dragons
  • Dynamic dive sites

Komodo National Park

Komodo National Park encompasses a vast area of islands and marine protected zones, offering some of the world's most spectacular diving. It is a melting pot of diverse ecosystems, from vibrant coral gardens to nutrient-rich channels that attract large marine animals.

  • World-class diving
  • Diverse ecosystems
  • Large marine animals

Padar

Padar Island is celebrated for its stunning landscapes, including unique tri-colored beaches and panoramic viewpoints. While not primarily a dive site itself, its surrounding waters contribute to the diverse ecosystem of Komodo.

  • Stunning landscapes
  • Panoramic views
  • Unique beaches

Rinca

Rinca Island is another key location within Komodo National Park, famous for its population of Komodo dragons. The waters around Rinca offer diverse diving opportunities, including vibrant reefs and potential pelagic encounters.

  • Komodo dragons habitat
  • Diverse diving
  • Vibrant reefs

Sebayur Besar

Sebayur Besar offers a tranquil diving experience with beautiful coral gardens and generally milder currents. It is an excellent site for macro photography and observing smaller reef inhabitants in a relaxed setting.

  • Tranquil diving
  • Coral gardens
  • Macro life

Sebayur Kecil

Sebayur Kecil is a dive site known for its vibrant reefs and clear waters, offering excellent opportunities for both diving and snorkeling. It features diverse coral formations and a variety of smaller reef fish.

  • Vibrant reef systems
  • Clear waters
  • Snorkeling friendly

Requirements

  • CertificationAdvanced Open Water
  • Minimum logged dives20
  • ExperienceGuests are strongly advised to arrive the day before (D-1) in Labuan Bajo; Open Water divers are welcome with a maximum depth of 18m and mandatory guide supervision, with an extra cost for a private guide if only 1-2 Open Water divers are booked.

Shore excursions

  • Enjoy a sunset trek on Gili Lawa Darat for breathtaking views.
  • Visit Loh Liang for an unforgettable Komodo dragon experience.
  • Relax on Padar Kecil's tranquil beach for snorkeling and activities.
  • End your day with Padar Island's iconic sunset hike.

Good to know

  • The last dive must be completed at least 24 hours before your flight departure.
  • Open Water divers are welcome but are limited to a maximum depth of 18m and require mandatory guide supervision.
  • A private guide for Open Water divers incurs an extra cost, payable in cash onboard, if only 1-2 OW divers are booked.
  • The private guide fee is shared among the divers when more Open Water divers are booked and is fully covered by Teman for departures with 4 or more Open Water divers.

Day-by-day plan

  1. Day 1: Welcome – Labuan Bajo

    The journey begins with check-in at Labuan Bajo, followed by a cruise to Sebayur for an afternoon of calm check-dives and snorkeling. The area of Sebayur is characterized by gentle currents and rich reef systems, making it an ideal spot for initial dives and acclimatization. Guests can enjoy observing various marine creatures in the vibrant corals before settling in for a calm bay overnight.

    Dive sites: Sebayur, Siaba Besar ("Turtle City")

  2. Day 2: North Komodo – Adventure Dives

    Today's adventure focuses on the thrilling dive sites of North Komodo, renowned for their dynamic currents and abundant marine life. Dive sites like Crystal Rock and Castle Rock are prominent, featuring pinnacles and vibrant coral gardens that attract large schools of fish and pelagic species. The area is known for strong currents, which can make for exhilarating drift dives. In the late afternoon, enjoy a scenic sunset trek on Gili Lawa Darat, offering panoramic views of the Komodo landscape.

    Dive sites: Crystal Rock, Castle Rock, Gili Lawa Darat

  3. Day 3: Komodo – Dragons, Mantas & Scenic Views

    Start the day with diving or snorkeling at Mawan, known for frequent manta ray encounters in its nutrient-rich waters, before heading to Batu Bolong, a vibrant pinnacle teeming with marine life. After dives, a trek at Loh Liang provides an opportunity to observe the iconic Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. Later, explore Pink Beach for its unique sand and then Secret Garden, renowned for macro life. The day concludes with a memorable sunset hike on Padar Island, offering spectacular panoramic vistas.

    Dive sites: Mawan, Batu Bolong, Pink Beach, Secret Garden, Padar Island

  4. Day 4: Kanawa Island – Disembarkation

    Enjoy a relaxing final morning at Kanawa Island, offering opportunities for snorkeling amidst schools of small fish or simply enjoying the beach. Kanawa is known for its clear waters and accessible reef areas. The cruise then returns to Labuan Bajo harbor for a smooth check-out by noon, concluding your incredible Komodo adventure.

    Dive sites: Kanawa Island

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