Dive Komodo for the ultimate scuba adventure with manta rays, diverse coral canyons, huge pelagics, macro dive sites, and thrilling drift dives.
As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with more than 1,000 species of tropical fish, 260 species of coral, 70 species of sponges, and rare marine mammals, Komodo National Park is, without a doubt one of the top diving destinations in the world.
Dive Komodo and experience some of the best diving in Indonesia!
Prices start from Rp2,520,000 for three fun dives
Common Sightings: reef mantas, reef sharks, turtles, rays, octopus, barracuda, giant trevally, sweet lips, schools of reef fish, macro
Occasional/Seasonal: giant mantas (Oct – April), mola-mola (July – Aug), sperm whales, whale sharks, dugong, dolphins, pygmy sea horses, ornate ghost pipefish
Environment: coral canyons, pinnacles, walls, coral gardens, drift diving
Water Temperature Averages: Central & North: 28°C / 82°F. South: 24°C / 75°F. Warmest: Nov – April. Coolest: May – Oct.
Currents: Moderate to strong. Mildest from May – Oct.
Visibility Averages: Central: 15m / 50ft. North: 25m / 82ft. South: 12m / 40ft. Best: Dec – March. Worst: July – Aug.
Wetsuit: Full-length 3mm Scubapro
Regulator: Scubapro MK2
BCD: Scubapro T-One
Fins: Scubapro Adjustable
Tanks: Steel, 12 liter / 80 cubic ft, 200 bar / 2,900 psi, Yoke and Din valves
Labuan Bajo is the gateway to diving Komodo National Park. Once a quiet fishing village the town now hosts luxury hotels and villas, alongside charming homestays, hostels and street-food vendors.
For the adventurer, the scenic island of Flores offers the chance to explore the unexplored and immerse themselves in local culture. The island is largely Catholic.
Divers of all levels; conditions vary from comfortable to challenging, with the possibility of strong current and fast drift dives. As such, some sites are suited only to advanced divers.
Explorers looking to venture into nature and Indonesian culture, avoiding the usual tourist areas, while also enjoying AC, hot water and a variety of food.
Komodo International Airport (LBJ) is only 10 minutes from the Twin Island Dive center by taxi. Direct flights operate from Jakarta (CGK) and Bali (DPS) daily.
Our team will happily arrange your airport taxi.
Recreational Diving & Course Prices
The following National Park Fees apply to each diver, per day:
Monday to Saturday: Rp275,000
Sunday & Public Holidays: Rp350,000
All recreational diving includes; three morning fun dives per day, PADI dive guide, full equipment rental inc. SCUBAPRO regulators, BCDs and full-length wetsuits, with lunch and refreshments on the boat
All PADI dive courses includes; PADI Professional instructor, a lifetime certification, full equipment rental inc. SCUBAPRO regulators, BCDs and full-length wetsuits, with lunch and refreshments on the boat
All PADI dive courses includes; PADI Professional instructor, a lifetime certification, full equipment rental inc. SCUBAPRO regulators, BCDs and full-length wetsuits, with lunch and refreshments on the boat
All recreational diving includes; three morning fun dives per day, PADI dive guide, full equipment rental inc. SCUBAPRO regulators, BCDs and full-length wetsuits, with lunch and refreshments on the boat
