Destinations
Komodo National Park & Beyond

Realm of the Dragon, Uncharted Frontiers & Nature's Fiery Spectacle
Embark on an extraordinary journey through the heart of Indonesia's most captivating landscapes, where untamed wilderness meets vibrant marine sanctuaries. Our Komodo National Park expedition, encompassing the enigmatic islands of Sumbawa and the formidable Sangeang Volcano, offers an unparalleled adventure for those seeking both thrill and tranquility.
Nestled between the islands of Sumbawa and Flores, Komodo National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its rugged terrains and the legendary Komodo dragons. These ancient lizards, the largest on Earth, roam freely across the islands, offering a glimpse into a prehistoric era. Beyond the dragons, the park boasts pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and some of the world's most diverse marine ecosystems. Divers and snorkelers can immerse themselves in vibrant coral reefs teeming with life, from playful dolphins to majestic manta rays.
To the west lies Sumbawa, an island of raw beauty and cultural richness. Often overlooked, Sumbawa offers secluded bays, lush landscapes, and a tapestry of traditional villages untouched by time. The island's coastline is a haven for surfers, with waves that challenge and exhilarate. Inland, the majestic Mount Tambora stands as a testament to nature's power, inviting trekkers to explore its verdant trails and witness panoramic vistas that stretch beyond the horizon.
Dominating the horizon, Sangeang Island is home to an active volcano that continually shapes its landscape. The island's twin peaks, Doro Api and Doro Mantoi, rise majestically, offering adventurous souls the chance to witness geothermal wonders firsthand. Beneath the waves, divers can explore unique underwater terrains where volcanic activity creates mesmerizing seascapes. Sites like "Hot Rocks" showcase bubbling sea floors and vibrant coral formations, making it a diver's paradise.





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WHEN TO GO
While Komodo can be visited year round, the optimal time to explore this region is between April and November, when the weather is dry and sea conditions are favorable.

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WATER CONDITIONS
- Temperature: Ranging from 24°C to 29°C (75°F to 84°F).
- Visibility: Exceptional, often exceeding 30 meters.
- Currents: Varies by location; some sites experience strong currents, ideal for drift diving.

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DIVING LEVEL
While many sites are suitable for intermediate divers, certain areas with stronger currents are best suited for advanced divers seeking exhilarating experiences.
Adventure itineraries can be designed to fit all diving levels.

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HIGHLIGHTS
- Makassar Reef, Mawan & Manta Alley: Dive alongside graceful manta rays in their natural habitat.
- Bubble Reef at Sangeang: Witness volcanic bubbles rising from the seabed amidst vibrant corals.
- Komodo Dragon Encounters: Guided treks on Komodo and Rinca islands offer close encounters with these magnificent creatures.
- Whale Sharks of Sumbawa: Glide into the water alongside thes gentle giants and experience Whale Sharks up close!

INCLUDED IN YOUR ENTIRE ADVENTURE
Safety is important for ensuring the success of every dive expedition. Onboard safety equipment and procedures include:
State-of-the-art navigation and communication tools.
Emergency oxygen, first aid kits, and life-saving equipment.
Dive briefings before each dive, with emphasis on local conditions, potential hazards, and safe diving practices
Surface marker buoys and diver recall systems.
Well-trained and attentive crew onboard and in the water
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