Still largely undiscovered by the mainstream scuba diving community, Komodo National Park offers a fantastic display of marine diversity and an impressive array of different diving conditions and environments. High-speed currents or gentle drift dives; colourful walls with monumental boulders or endless valleys of coral gardens; seamounts and pinnacles or lunar-like seascapes; Komodo boasts it all. With frequent sightings of turtles, manta rays, and sharks along with macro life galore – beginners and experienced divers alike will find something amazing during their time in the water.
Komodo is one of the world’s top diving destinations, primely situated in the famed Coral Triangle. The Indonesian Throughflow, where the currents drag the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean and colder waters of the Indian Ocean together, means that we enjoy the largest variety of marine life on the planet. While there are certain animals we often see, always expect the unexpected when diving in Komodo.
