Mantra

Day 1: Sebayur Kecil, Sebayur Jetty

Sebayur Kecil, at this dive site, you can find the graceful garden eels in the sand and nudibranchs, scorpionfish in between the corals. Sebayur Jetty is a gentle drift dive where bigger fish pass through the channel; it’s common to see schools of big eye Trevallies.

Day 2: Tatawa Besar, Crystal Rock, Cauldron

Tatawa Besar is a gentle slope wholly covered with a nice mix between hard and soft corals, housing small fish, a reef shark, and Manta Ray are also common visitors. Crystal Rock is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You’ll encounter strong currents & big fish hunted by even bigger fish. Current races through a small space at Cauldron, carrying mantas, sharks, & napoleons.

Day 3: Golden Passage, Castle Rock, Crystal Bay

The Golden Passage drift dive between two islands offers a chance to see big fish from the open ocean. Crystal Rock is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You’ll encounter strong currents & big fish hunted by even bigger fish. Crystal Bay offers nice coral bummy in the white sand, cuttlefish, and turtles around the soft coral gardens.

Day 4: Manta Point, Batu Bolong, Siaba Kecil

Manta Point is a shallow drift dive and the best place to see the vast, graceful Manta Rays. At Batu Balong, you can see some fantastic corals, shrimps, and the blue dragon nudibranch. Siaba Kecil’s strong current will carry you past overhangs & hard corals. We might see d corals. We might see pelagics from the open sea.

Day 5: Mawan, Tengah, Dragons

Mawan is another place where we can find the Manta Rays, hovering on top of the corals, in Mawan is another place where we can find the Manta Rays, hovering on top of the corals. In the sandy slope, we can find lots of small critters, and in the shallows are different species of clownfish hiding in their anemone.

At Batu Tengah, it’s challenging to find a square centimeter of rock that isn’t covered by life, hard and soft corals are common in between the many hydroids and tunicates, whip and fan corals. This is the perfect place to find skeleton shrimps, the small white/ orange colored “ladybugs,” and the ‘xenon’ whip coral crabs. Of course, a visit to Komodo wouldn’t be complete without visiting the famous Komodo Dragons.

Day 6: Check out

We’ll sail to Labuan Bajo, where you can disembark and checkout with unforgettable memories of your amazing dives in the Komodo Islands.

Marine Life: Bumphead parrotfish, bamboo sharks, marble rays, nudibranchs, dusky sharks, jawfish, bubble coral shrimps, leaf fish, porcelain crabs, pygmy seahorses, schools of barracudas, trevally, and mackerel, white tips, black tips, grey reef sharks, turtles, octopus, frogfish, manta rays, dugong, banded pipefishes, mandarin fishes, Wonderpus, Indian Walkman

Day 1: Sebayur Kecil, Sebayur Jetty

Sebayur Kecil, at this dive site, you can find the graceful garden eels in the sand and nudibranchs, scorpionfish in between the corals. Sebayur Jetty is a gentle drift dive where bigger fish pass through the channel; it’s common to see schools of big eye Trevallies.

Day 2: Tatawa Besar, Crystal Rock, Cauldron

Tatawa Besar is a gentle slope wholly covered with a nice mix between hard and soft corals, housing small fish, a reef shark, and Manta Ray are also common visitors. Crystal Rock is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You’ll encounter strong currents & big fish hunted by even bigger fish. Current races through a small space at Cauldron, carrying mantas, sharks, & napoleons.

Day 3: Golden Passage, Castle Rock, Crystal Bay

The Golden Passage drift dive between two islands offers a chance to see big fish from the open ocean. Crystal Rock is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You’ll encounter strong currents & big fish hunted by even bigger fish. Crystal Bay offers nice coral bummy in the white sand, cuttlefish, and turtles around the soft coral gardens.

Day 4: Manta Point, Batu Bolong, Siaba Kecil

Manta Point is a shallow drift dive and the best place to see the vast, graceful Manta Rays. At Batu Balong, you can see some fantastic corals, shrimps, and the blue dragon nudibranch. Siaba Kecil’s strong current will carry you past overhangs & hard corals. We might see d corals. We might see pelagics from the open sea.

Day 5: Mawan, Tengah, Dragons

Mawan is another place where we can find the Manta Rays, hovering on top of the corals, in Mawan is another place where we can find the Manta Rays, hovering on top of the corals. In the sandy slope, we can find lots of small critters, and in the shallows are different species of clownfish hiding in their anemone.

At Batu Tengah, it’s challenging to find a square centimeter of rock that isn’t covered by life, hard and soft corals are common in between the many hydroids and tunicates, whip and fan corals. This is the perfect place to find skeleton shrimps, the small white/ orange colored “ladybugs,” and the ‘xenon’ whip coral crabs. Of course, a visit to Komodo wouldn’t be complete without visiting the famous Komodo Dragons.

Day 6: Check out

We’ll sail to Labuan Bajo, where you can disembark and checkout with unforgettable memories of your amazing dives in the Komodo Islands.

Marine Life: Bumphead parrotfish, bamboo sharks, marble rays, nudibranchs, dusky sharks, jawfish, bubble coral shrimps, leaf fish, porcelain crabs, pygmy seahorses, schools of barracudas, trevally, and mackerel, white tips, black tips, grey reef sharks, turtles, octopus, frogfish, manta rays, dugong, banded pipefishes, mandarin fishes, Wonderpus, Indian Walkman

Day 1: Sebayur Kecil, Sebayur Jetty

Sebayur Kecil, at this dive site, you can find the graceful garden eels in the sand and nudibranchs, scorpionfish in between the corals. Sebayur Jetty is a gentle drift dive where bigger fish pass through the channel; it’s common to see schools of big eye Trevallies.

Day 2: Tatawa Besar, Crystal Rock, Cauldron

Tatawa Besar is a gentle slope wholly covered with a nice mix between hard and soft corals, housing small fish, a reef shark, and Manta Ray are also common visitors. Crystal Rock is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You’ll encounter strong currents & big fish hunted by even bigger fish. Current races through a small space at Cauldron, carrying mantas, sharks, & napoleons.

Day 3: Golden Passage, Castle Rock, Crystal Bay

The Golden Passage drift dive between two islands offers a chance to see big fish from the open ocean. Crystal Rock is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You’ll encounter strong currents & big fish hunted by even bigger fish. Crystal Bay offers nice coral bummy in the white sand, cuttlefish, and turtles around the soft coral gardens.

Day 4: Manta Point, Batu Bolong, Siaba Kecil

Manta Point is a shallow drift dive and the best place to see the vast, graceful Manta Rays. At Batu Balong, you can see some fantastic corals, shrimps, and the blue dragon nudibranch. Siaba Kecil’s strong current will carry you past overhangs & hard corals. We might see d corals. We might see pelagics from the open sea.

Day 5: Mawan, Tengah, Dragons

Mawan is another place where we can find the Manta Rays, hovering on top of the corals, in Mawan is another place where we can find the Manta Rays, hovering on top of the corals. In the sandy slope, we can find lots of small critters, and in the shallows are different species of clownfish hiding in their anemone.

At Batu Tengah, it’s challenging to find a square centimeter of rock that isn’t covered by life, hard and soft corals are common in between the many hydroids and tunicates, whip and fan corals. This is the perfect place to find skeleton shrimps, the small white/ orange colored “ladybugs,” and the ‘xenon’ whip coral crabs. Of course, a visit to Komodo wouldn’t be complete without visiting the famous Komodo Dragons.

Day 6: Check out

We’ll sail to Labuan Bajo, where you can disembark and checkout with unforgettable memories of your amazing dives in the Komodo Islands.

Marine Life: Bumphead parrotfish, bamboo sharks, marble rays, nudibranchs, dusky sharks, jawfish, bubble coral shrimps, leaf fish, porcelain crabs, pygmy seahorses, schools of barracudas, trevally, and mackerel, white tips, black tips, grey reef sharks, turtles, octopus, frogfish, manta rays, dugong, banded pipefishes, mandarin fishes, Wonderpus, Indian Walkman

DAY 1 – Sabolon Besar & Sabolon Kecil

We’ll set sail from Labuan Bajo for Sabolon Besar for our check dive on an easy sloping reef teeming with fish. Then we’ll proceed to Sabolon Kecil for a deeper dive on a seamount with some lovely fan corals.

DAY 2 – Sebayur Kecil, Sebayur Mini Wall, Sebayur Jetty

At Sebayur Kecil, you can find the graceful garden eels in the sand and nudibranchs, scorpionfish in between the corals. Sebayur Mini Wall is in the same line as the first dive, but the sandy bottom turns on this dive site into a wall. Sebayur Jetty is a gentle drift dive where bigger fish pass through the channel; it’s common to see schools of big eye Trevallies.

DAY 3 – Tatawa Besar, Crystal Rock, Cauldron

Tatawa Besar is a gentle slope wholly covered with a nice mix between hard and soft corals, housing small fish, a reef shark, and Manta Ray are also common visitors. Crystal Rock is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You’ll encounter strong currents & big fish hunted by even bigger fish. Current races through a small space at Cauldron, carrying mantas, sharks, & napoleons.

DAY 4 – Golden Passage, Castle Rock, Crystal Bay

The Golden Passage drift dive between two islands offers a chance to see big fish from the open ocean. Crystal Rock is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You’ll encounter strong currents & big fish hunted by even bigger fish. Crystal Bay offers nice coral bummy’s in the white sand. Cuttlefish and turtles can be found around the soft coral gardens.

DAY 5 – Manta Point, Batu Bolong, Padar

Manta Point is a shallow drift dive and the best place to see the vast, graceful Manta Rays. At Batu Balong, you can see some fantastic corals, shrimps, and the blue dragon nudibranch. Later this day, we sail towards Padar Island.

DAY 6 – Three Sisters, Tengah, Siaba Kecil

Three Sisters: a submerged pinnacle & wall site with hard & soft coral, Nudis, shrimps, octopus, morays, fusiliers & surgeonfish. At Batu Tengah, it isn’t easy to find a square centimeter of rock that isn’t covered with life. Siaba Kecil’s strong current will carry you past overhangs & hard corals. We might see pelagics from the open sea. Eat, sleep, dive, repeat!

DAY 7 – Siaba Besar, Mawan, Dragons

The shallow sand in Siaba Besar is the perfect spot to find frogfish and the flamboyant cuttlefish. Mawan is another place where we can find the Manta Rays hovering on top of the corals; in the shallows, we can find different clownfish species hiding in their anemone. Of course, a visit to Komodo wouldn’t be complete without visiting the famous Komodo Dragons.

DAY 8 – Checkout Labuan Bajo

We’ll sail to Labuan Bajo, where you can disembark and checkout with unforgettable memories of your amazing dives in the Komodo Islands.

Please note that the itineraries are examples only. We reserve the right to change the itinerary or specific agreed services if force majeure, unforeseen or unavoidable circumstances require us to do so.

The last dive will be on the penultimate day of the trip at 3 pm. Divers are recommended to wait for 24hours before flying after the last dive.