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Indonesia is often described as one of the world’s best diving destinations. With more than 17,000 islands, thousands of kilometres of coastline, and the convergence of major global ocean current
Exploring Komodo National Park by liveaboard is a dream for many divers and ocean lovers. Challenging currents, giant manta rays, colourful coral reefs, and dramatic island landscapes all make Komodo
Manta rays have become the most iconic symbol of diving in Komodo National Park. Many divers arrive with one main dream: drifting calmly at a cleaning station while giant mantas
For many divers, the name Komodo carries an almost mythical appeal. Images of reef sharks patrolling coral pinnacles, massive schools of fish filling the blue, and giant manta rays gliding
Planning your dive in Komodo can be tricky: conditions shift by region and season, and currents vary by site. You’ll need clear guidance on which sites fit your certification, what
Table of contents Gili Lawa: at a Glance Gili Lawa is a pair of small islands located in the northern part of Komodo National Park. One is Gili Lawa Darat
Table of Content Where is Rinca Island? Rinca Island is one of the three main islands in Komodo National Park. Located east of Komodo Island, it is known for being
Table of Contents Padar Island: The Wild Middle Child of Komodo There’s something primal about Padar. Like, it never got the memo that the world moved on. It’s the middle
There was a time, not long ago, when stepping onto a liveaboard in Indonesia meant going completely off-grid. No texts. No Instagram. No Zoom calls from the sun deck. Just
Most people visit Komodo for manta rays and big fish but miss what’s hiding in plain sight. Small creatures like nudibranchs, pygmy seahorses, and ghost pipefish often go unnoticed by