KOMODO

Komodo Islands, one of the World's Seven Wonders of Nature, offers an unparalleled adventure with its stunning landscapes and vibrant marine life. Located in the heart of Indonesia, Komodo National Park is a paradise for ocean lovers, featuring diverse dive sites ranging from shallow coral gardens to deep walls and drift dives. Divers and freedivers can encounter colorful reef fish, sharks, manta rays, and even whale sharks, while the crystal-clear waters provide perfect conditions for exploring the underwater world. Cruising by liveaboard is the ideal way to access the park’s remote dive sites comfortably and flexibly, ensuring a memorable experience tailored to diving or freediving enthusiasts.

The park’s marine biodiversity is extraordinary, hosting over 1,000 species of tropical fish and 260 species of coral, alongside rare and exotic creatures such as pygmy seahorses, mandarin fish, ghost pipefish, and various shark species including blacktip and brown banded reef sharks. Komodo’s waters also attract majestic marine giants like manta rays, ocean sunfish, sperm whales, and blue whales, making it a unique ecosystem of global significance. This combination of thrilling underwater encounters and breathtaking natural beauty makes Komodo National Park a must-visit destination for those seeking an epic and unforgettable ocean adventure.