Komodo, Flores and Rinca

Native to these islands the "Komodo dragons" have become a tourist attraction world wide.  

The pristine, coral filled waters of Flores and the Komodo Islands, offer another much more aesthetically beautifull adventure to experience.

Diving, or just snorkeling in the crystal clear seas, amongst the corals and a huge diversity of marine life, is one of the richest , any person could have.  

The culture, natural beauty of the lakes and volcanoes, the native handicrafts, make these islands a dream to visit.

Sample 7 Night Komodo Itinerary

• Day 1 - Labuan Bajo: Airport pick up in the morning. In Sabolan, check dive and night dive.

  Day 2 - Sebayor, Tatawa Besar, Gili Lawa: Diving in Sebayor, Tatawa Besar, Gili Lawa. These sites offer healthy coral with a variety of colors. Sunset trekking.

  Day 3 - Central Komodo: 4 dives Tatawa Kecil, Mawan, Shotgun.

  Day 4 - Batu Bolong, Karang Makassar, Padar: Diving in Batu Bolong and Karang Makassar. Those are the highlight of Komodo with a lot of different fish and maybe manta rays. Afternoon dive in Padar. Sunset on the pink beach in Padar.

  Day 5 - Manta Alley, Loh Sera: 2 dives in Manta Alley. This site offers a high probability of seeing manta rays. Afternoon dive in Loh Sera.

  Day 6 - South Rinca: 4 dives in the south of Rinca.

  Day 7 - Siaba, Penga, Loh Buaya, Kelor: Diving in Siaba and Penga. Afternoon, see the dragons in Loh Buaya's ranger station. Evening at Kelor island.

  Day 8: Sail back to Labuan Bajo. Airport transfer noon.

  The last dive will complete on the penultimate day of the trip at around 12 pm.

  Divers are recommended to wait for 24 hours after their last dive completes before flying.

  Please note that the itineraries are examples and indicative.

  We reserve the right to change the itinerary or specific agreed services, if force majeure, unforeseen or unavoidable

  circumstances, weather, diver ability etc. require us to do so.

  Similarly, the order of dives etc. may chance depending on circumstances

  Itinerary and dive sites are subject to change depending on weather, National Park regulations and divers ability.