Ready for an amazing scuba diving adventure? Take your pick between a speedboat or wooden boat to explore the underwater wonders of Komodo National Park! The speedy option starts a bit later at 8am and returns by 4pm, while the wooden boat heads out earlier at 7am and returns by 5:30pm.
Get set for 3 epic dives in Central or North Komodo National Park (and even Padar & South Rinca during November to March), tailored to your diving experience and certification level. But remember, Mother Nature can be unpredictable, so if conditions aren’t safe, we’ll switch it up for an equally awesome dive spot. Safety first, adventure always!
Speedboat dive trip start from Rp. 2.800.000*
Traditional boat dive trip start from Rp. 2.600.000*
*Note: multiple day packages are available, group discount & own gear –> ask for details!
Included :
Excluded :
07:30 – Hotel pick up
08:00 – Departure from the harbor
09:00 – 1st dive
10:00 – Surface interval (~1 hour)
11:00 – 2nd dive
12:00 – Surface interval & lunch (~1 hour)
13:00 – 3rd dive
14:00 – Return back to Labuan Bajo
15:00 – Arrive at the harbor
15:30 – You are back at your hotel
Every dive we organise is carefully designed to ensure your safety and enjoyment. We alternate dive sites every 2-3 days based on tides, certification levels, and experience, ensuring that each site is enjoyable and appropriate for all.
In Komodo, you can dive all year round, as each season offers its own unique beauty and experience, from calm, sunny adventures in crystal-clear waters to thrilling encounters with majestic mantas during the wilder months.
The best time to dive in Komodo is during the dry season, from April to October, when the sea is calm and the days are bright and sunny. This is the perfect season to explore the North and Central dive sites, known for their excellent visibility, colorful coral gardens, and encounters with reef sharks, turtles, giant trevallies, and schools of fusiliers and anthias.
From November to December, the rainy season begins. The sea can be a bit rough and currents stronger—but it’s also the best time to see Manta Rays. During this period, you may also spot nudibranchs, frogfish, and other macro critters hiding among the rocks and corals.
January and February mark the peak of the rainy season, when the weather can be unpredictable and, at times, the harbor master may restrict boats from sailing. Still, when the conditions allow, you may be rewarded with manta trains, turtles, and swirling schools of fish in dramatic underwater landscapes.
By March, the weather starts to improve again, offering a nice mix of calm seas and rich marine life before the dry season returns.
Before planning your trip, please contact us for the latest weather and marine life updates, so you can enjoy the right sites at the right time and make the most of Komodo’s incredible underwater world.
