Komodo Daily Diving & Komodo Liveaboard Diving

Scuba Diving In Komodo National Park is a top favourite among scuba divers from all over the world. Come diving with us and you will see why Komodo is famous among divers all around the world. 

While Diving in Komodo,one can see Shark, Manta rays,  colourful reefs, and so many other species of fish and coral in Komodo National Park. As well, the National Park is well known for its strong currents in many of the dive locations, which is why many experienced divers consider it one of their favourite diving locations in the world.   ​

Come Scuba dive in Komodo National Park with our Guides.

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There are some amazing scuba diving locations in Komodo National Park, which include; Manta Point, Batu Bolong, Castle Rock, Tatwa Kecil, The Passage, Three Sisters, Red Beach, Light House, Langkoi Rock, Crystal Rock, Karang Makassar Reef, Sebayur Kecil, Siaba Besar, Crystal Bay, and many more.  ​

You can see a wide array of sea creatures, including;  Manta Rays, Sharks, Sea Turtles, Spotted Eagle Rays, Nudibranch, Trigger Fish, Fusiliers, Cuttle Fish, Groupers, Sea snakes, and so many more.  As well as many kinds of different coral. 

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Stop by our Dive Center in Labuan Bajo

 We always love to meet new people and share diving stories.  Our address is;

Jl. Soekarno Hatta, Labuan Bajo, Kec. Komodo, Kabupaten Manggarai Barat, Nusa Tenggara Tim. 86763, Indonesia

Our Most Popular Komodo Dive Trips

Daily Diving Trips (3 dives)
We do 3 dives daily and try to alternate diving sites in the central and north of the park (depending on season and weather)

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3 Day/2 Night Scuba Komodo Liveaboard Combination Trips
Consisting of Diving and hiking. Includes great scuba diving locations as well as hiking Padar, Komodo Island, Taka Makassar.  The Ultimate 3 day/2 night Komodo/diving Combination

Scuba diving in Komodo Packages

If you are interested in any of our Scuba Dive Packages, contact us and we would be happy to tell you about our day trips or multi-day Live-abroad trips.  

For those that have never had an opportunity to scuba dive in Komodo National Park,  here is some information you may like to know.  In Indonesian it is called Taman Nasional Komodo and is a national park in located within the Lesser Sunda Islands in the border region between the provinces of West Nusa Tenggara and East Nusa Tenggara. The National park includes Padar, Komodo, and Rinca, which are the three larger islands.  As well there are 26 smaller smaller island that equal a total area of 1,733 km2(603 km2) of land.  

​The national park is most famous for it Komodo dragons, which are the world’s largest lizards,  that live on Komodo and Rinca Island. It was founded as a National Park in 1980 to protect the Komodo Dragons.  Later it was dedicated to protecting other species, as well including marine species in the park.  Which is another reason it is so popular for scuba diving. The park is also declared a UNESCO world Heritage site.  This happened in 1991 and since then the entire area has been protected.   Considering there is so much biodiversity and in the park it was selected to be one of the New 7 Wonders of the Nature, as well.  If you have not had a chance to come to the Park and scuba dive, it is highly recommended.  
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Top five diving spots in Komodo (Recommended by our guests)

Batu Bolong

Dive into the mesmerizing underwater world of Batu Bolong, a legendary dive site renowned for its captivating beauty. As you descend into the surface, you'll be enthralled by the vibrant coral gardens that blanket pinnacle. Batu Bolong's strong currents add an exhilarating touch to your dive, attracting a diverse array of marine life. Keep your eyes peeled for encounters with graceful reef sharks, majestic turtles, and a kaleidoscope of colorful fish. Navigate through swirling schools of fusiliers, anthias, and surgeonfish, while admiring the stunning backdrop of swaying sea fans and vibrant corals. Batu Bolong promises an unforgettable adventure, leaving divers in awe of Komodo's rich marine biodiversity.
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Crystal Rock

Prepare for an extraordinary diving experience at Crystal Rock, an underwater haven nestled within the northern part of Komodo National Park. This submerged pinnacle is a treasure trove of marine life, boasting an impressive variety of hard and soft corals that create a breathtaking backdrop for your dive. Explore the vibrant reefs while encountering magnificent manta rays, iconic Napoleon wrasses, and energetic schools of trevallies. The vibrant colors and textures of the coral formations make Crystal Rock a paradise for underwater photographers, offering countless opportunities to capture the awe-inspiring beauty of this underwater wonderland. This dive site can have strong current depending on the weather and tides, so it only recommended for more seasoned divers.  Crystal Rock guarantees a truly unforgettable journey into the depths of Komodo.

Manta Point

Embark on a mesmerizing encounter with the graceful manta rays at Manta Point, a must-visit dive site in Komodo. Descending into the crystal-clear waters, you'll find yourself surrounded by these majestic creatures, effortlessly gliding through the currents. Witnessing their enormous wingspan and their elegant underwater ballet is a sight that will leave you spellbound. Manta Point is renowned for its cleaning stations, where these gentle giants seek respite and allow cleaner fish to remove parasites. The symbiotic relationship between these creatures creates a captivating spectacle, offering divers an unparalleled opportunity to observe and appreciate the wonders of marine life. Keep your camera ready to capture the awe-inspiring moments that unfold before your eyes.
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Castle Rock

Prepare for an exhilarating underwater adventure at Castle Rock, a dive site that promises an abundance of marine life and awe-inspiring natural beauty. Rising from the ocean floor, this submerged seamount is enveloped by strong currents, attracting an impressive array of pelagic species. Descend into the depths and find yourself immersed in a swirling vortex of barracudas, snappers, and jacks. The sheer number of fish creates an immersive and thrilling diving experience. Keep a keen eye out for the occasional sighting of reef sharks patrolling the area, adding an extra thrill to your dive. The vibrant colors of the coral formations, adorned with sponges and sea fans, provide a stunning backdrop for your underwater exploration. Castle Rock is a true paradise for adventurous divers seeking encounters with the giants of the sea.
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Tatawa Besar

Unveil the hidden wonders of Tatawa Besar, a captivating dive site that caters to macro photography enthusiasts and lovers of intricate marine beauty. Prepare to be amazed as you discover an abundance of small critters nestled within the vibrant coral gardens. Keep your eyes peeled for elusive pygmy seahorses, fascinating nudibranchs, and delicate ghost pipefish. The pristine coral formations serve as a picturesque backdrop for capturing stunning macro shots. Explore the underwater terrain, marveled by the delicate dance of marine life and the intricate details that make Tatawa Besar a treasure trove of hidden gems. This site offers a serene and enchanting experience for divers seeking a deeper appreciation of the ocean's microcosms.

Please note that the recommendations provided by our esteemed guests reflect their experiences and may vary depending on factors such as season and weather. Nonetheless, these dive sites consistently leave divers enthralled and inspired by Komodo's remarkable marine wonders
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Diving North and South Komodo

Komodo National Park is an incredible destination for scuba divers, because is offers an array of diverse dive sites and conditions that are legendary for any diver.  The Flores Sea on the northern side and the Savu Sea and Indian Ocean on the south are connected by the Sape, Linta, and Molo Straits. From about April to November, the clear, warm waters from the Banda and Flores Seas create an ideal environment for hard corals and seamounts, while the deeper, colder currents from the Indian Ocean bring forth planktonic life to the south. Reversing from December to March, the warmer waters move to the south while the cooler, greener conditions take over the north. 


If you are looking for strong currents when you are diving.  Komodo has them for sure.  The national park is famous for its high-energy, adrenaline pumping dive sites and as well the powerful tides that surge through the straits and channels. These immense water movements produce a grand mix of different tides, giving divers the opportunity to explore some great spots of visibility, current-washed seamounts, sheer black basalt walls, tranquil inlets, and dazzling and colorful coral gardens. This mix of conditions makes Komodo one of the most prolific and exciting marine destinations on the planet.  This is why for many of the dive sites it is highly recommended to have an advanced diving certification as well. 

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Discover the Marvels of Komodo's Marine Life

Komodo National Park is a diver's paradise, offering a kaleidoscope of marine life that will leave you in awe. Below the crystal-clear waters, an underwater wonderland awaits, brimming with biodiversity and natural beauty.

One of the iconic species that draws divers from around the world is the majestic manta ray. These gentle giants gracefully glide through the currents, captivating all who encounter them. Witnessing their immense wingspan and observing their interactions at cleaning stations is a truly humbling experience that will stay with you forever.

Komodo is also home to a rich variety of sharks, including the renowned reef sharks. These sleek predators patrol the reefs, adding an element of excitement and mystery to your dives. Observe as they effortlessly navigate their underwater realm, showcasing their power and grace.

The reefs of Komodo are teeming with a vibrant array of coral formations, creating a stunning backdrop for your underwater adventures. Explore the mesmerizing coral gardens, adorned with vibrant colors and intricate structures. Marvel at the diversity of hard and soft corals, and discover the secret lives of fascinating critters that call these reefs their home.

Diving in Komodo presents the opportunity to encounter a multitude of fish species. From schools of colorful fusiliers and anthias to the curious behavior of Napoleon wrasses, the underwater world is a spectacle of life in constant motion. Keep your eyes peeled for elusive seahorses, flamboyant nudibranchs, and fascinating frogfish that showcase nature's remarkable adaptability.

For macro enthusiasts, Komodo offers a treasure trove of tiny wonders. Discover the world of miniature marine life, from intricate pygmy seahorses that blend seamlessly with their surroundings to the delicate beauty of ornate ghost pipefish. These hidden gems are a delight for underwater photographers and lovers of the intricate details that exist beneath the surface.

As you explore the depths of Komodo, you may encounter other remarkable marine creatures such as sea turtles, giant trevallies, and vibrant reef fish. The abundance of marine life is a testament to the health and conservation efforts of the region.

Komodo National Park's marine life is a testament to the delicate balance of nature. It is important to dive responsibly and adhere to sustainable diving practices to ensure the long-term preservation of this precious ecosystem. By treating the underwater world with respect, we can continue to marvel at its beauty for generations to come.
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Prepare to embark on an unforgettable journey into the underwater realm of Komodo, where every dive unveils a new chapter of marine marvels. Join us as we explore this captivating destination and uncover the wonders that lie beneath the surface.

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Scuba Diving Gear Checklist: Dive with Confidence in Komodo

While scuba diving equipment is included included in the price of diving, some divers prefer to bring their own gear for personal comfort and familiarity. (Just a note... all of our gear is professional quality and serviced regularly.)   If you fall into this category of wanting to bring your own gear, we've prepared a handy checklist to ensure you have everything you need for an exceptional diving experience in Komodo:

1. Mask and Snorkel: A well-fitting mask is essential for clear vision underwater, while a snorkel allows you to conserve air and enjoy surface intervals. Choose a mask that provides a comfortable seal and consider a snorkel with a purge valve for effortless clearing.
2. Fins: Opt for fins that fit snugly and provide efficient propulsion underwater. Whether you prefer open-heel or full-foot fins, ensure they are the right size and offer the appropriate flexibility for your diving style.
3. Regulator Set: Your regulator set includes the first and second stages, along with an alternate air source (octopus) and a submersible pressure gauge (SPG). Have your regulator serviced regularly to maintain peak performance and reliability.
4. Buoyancy Control Device (BCD): Select a BCD that offers a comfortable fit and allows for easy buoyancy adjustments. Ensure it has sufficient lift capacity to support your diving needs and features integrated weight pockets or a weight belt for proper weight distribution.
5. Dive Computer: A dive computer is a crucial tool for monitoring depth, bottom time, and decompression limits. Choose a computer with user-friendly features and consider one that supports nitrox diving if you plan to use enriched air.
6. Wetsuit or Drysuit: The choice between a wetsuit and a drysuit depends on the water temperature in Komodo during your visit. A wetsuit provides thermal insulation and protection against stings and scrapes, while a drysuit keeps you dry in colder waters. Select the appropriate thickness and style based on the expected water conditions.
7. Dive Gloves and Boots: Protect your hands and feet with appropriate dive gloves and boots. Gloves provide thermal insulation and shield against potential hazards, while boots offer comfort, protection, and traction on wet surfaces.
8. Dive Bag: A sturdy dive bag is essential for transporting and organizing your equipment. Look for a bag with ample storage space, reinforced handles or wheels, and compartments to keep your gear secure and easily accessible.
9. Surface Marker Buoy (SMB): Carry an SMB to signal your presence during safety stops and to mark your location in case of separation from your dive group. Make sure it is brightly colored and has a line and a reliable inflator system.
10. Equipment Maintenance and Spares: Pack essential maintenance tools and spare parts, such as O-rings, fin straps, mouthpieces, and mask straps. It's always wise to be prepared for minor equipment issues that may arise during your diving adventure.
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Remember, even if you bring your own gear, it's crucial to have it inspected and serviced regularly to ensure its reliability and safety.
Please note that if you choose to bring your own equipment, we recommend coordinating with our dive center in advance to ensure compatibility with our facilities and support services.
By following this comprehensive scuba diving gear checklist, you can dive with confidence and enjoy a seamless experience in the captivating underwater world of Komodo.

unique underwater features in Komodo

Vibrant Coral Reefs:

Komodo National Park is home to a rich diversity of coral reefs, which serve as habitats for an incredible array of marine life. The reefs are known for their vibrant colors, including soft and hard corals, creating a breathtaking underwater landscape.

Manta Rays

Komodo is famous for its population of majestic manta rays. Divers have the opportunity to witness these graceful creatures up close as they glide through the water. The Manta Point dive site is particularly popular for encountering these gentle giants.

Komodo Dragons

While not an underwater feature, the presence of Komodo dragons on the nearby islands adds a unique element to diving in Komodo. These impressive reptiles, known as the largest lizards on Earth, can be observed both on land and in the surrounding waters.

Strong Currents

Komodo experiences strong currents due to its location in the Indonesian Throughflow, which brings nutrient-rich waters from the Pacific Ocean to the Indian Ocean. These currents attract a vast array of marine life, making for thrilling drift dives where divers can observe large schools of fish and pelagic species.

Pinnacle and Wall Dives

The underwater topography of Komodo includes stunning pinnacle formations and dramatic wall dives. These vertical walls, adorned with colorful corals and sponges, create an impressive backdrop for divers. The pinnacles are often teeming with marine life, including schools of fish, turtles, and reef sharks.

Critter Diving

In addition to larger marine species, Komodo offers excellent opportunities for critter diving. Macro enthusiasts can explore the black sand dive sites to find fascinating creatures such as pygmy seahorses, frogfish, nudibranchs, and other small marine organisms.

Underwater Volcanic Activity

Komodo's location in the "Ring of Fire" means that it is surrounded by volcanic activity. This results in unique underwater landscapes such as black sand beaches and volcanic rock formations, providing divers with a distinct diving experience.

Remember, when exploring underwater features in Komodo, it is essential to dive responsibly and follow sustainable diving practices to preserve the delicate marine ecosystem for future generations to enjoy.
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Komodo's Macro Life: Discovering the Tiny Treasures

Komodo is renowned for its majestic dragons, but there is a hidden world beneath the surface waiting to be explored—Komodo's macro life. When you dive deep down into the subject of Micro, it can take you on a journey through the miniature wonders of Komodo's macro ecosystem. From the vibrant coral reefs teeming with colorful nudibranchs and tiny seahorses to the lush rainforests filled with camouflaged insects and captivating frogs, the biodiversity of Komodo's macro life is awe-inspiring. It is also important to emphasize the importance of conservation and help to continue to raise awareness about the threats facing these delicate ecosystems.

To fully appreciate and capture the beauty of Komodo's macro life, many divers come to Komodo that haved learned macro photography. Ethical photography practices are also encouraged, promoting respect for the creatures and their habitats.

Coming to Komodo to see dragons, manta, and sharks is absolutley work it, but don't forget the plethora of macro life in the National Park. It offers a treasure trove of fascinating creatures and intricate ecosystems. By protecting and conserving these delicate habitats, we can ensure that future generations can continue to explore and marvel at the wonders of Komodo's macro world.
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Land-Based Activities for Scuba Divers in Komodo

Komodo National Park is not just a paradise for scuba divers; it also offers a wide range of captivating land-based activities. From encounters with Komodo dragons to exploring pristine beaches and immersing in local culture, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

One of the highlights of visiting Komodo National Park is the opportunity to encounter the legendary Komodo dragons. These fascinating creatures, known as the largest lizards on Earth, roam freely on Rinca Island and Komodo Island. Guided tours allow you to witness their powerful presence up close and learn about their behavior and conservation efforts.

In addition to the thrilling dragon encounters, Komodo National Park boasts stunning beaches that will take your breath away. Pink Beach, with its unique pink-hued sand, offers a serene ambiance for leisurely strolls and refreshing swims in crystal-clear waters. The picturesque surroundings of lush green hills and turquoise bays create a truly magical atmosphere.

For those seeking adventure and panoramic views, hiking to the summit of Padar Island is a must. The challenging trek through breathtaking landscapes is rewarded with awe-inspiring vistas of the surrounding islands and turquoise bays. Capture the beauty of the three distinct-colored bays and create memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you go at sunrise or sunset, you are sure to get a wonderful view.  We offer Padar Trekking and Komodo Island trekking on Our 3 day Scuba diving Combination trip. 

A scuba diver in Komodo hiking to the top or Padar Island.

Immersing in the local culture is another enriching experience in Komodo National Park. Visit Komodo Village to learn about the traditions and customs of the local community. Engage with the friendly villagers, witness traditional dance performances, and savor authentic local cuisine. It's a chance to appreciate the vibrant cultural heritage of Komodo.

Whether you're a scuba diver or not, Komodo National Park offers a plethora of land-based activities that will captivate your senses. From encounters with ancient reptiles to exploring stunning beaches, embarking on scenic hikes, and experiencing local traditions, there's no shortage of adventure and discovery in this remarkable destination. There is more than just Komodo Island Diving to look forward to when visiting this magical place.  Make sure to include these land-based activities in your itinerary to create an unforgettable Komodo experience.
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Komodo Scuba Certifications we offer.

At Maika Komodo Tour & Diving, we are proud to offer a range of SSI (Scuba Schools International) certifications to cater to divers of all levels. Whether you're a beginner looking to take your first underwater breaths or an experienced diver seeking to enhance your skills, we have the perfect certification program for you.
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Try Dive for Beginners

​If you're new to scuba diving and want to experience the thrill of breathing underwater, our Try Dive certification is the ideal starting point. Under the guidance of our skilled instructors, you'll learn the basics of scuba diving and have the opportunity to explore the underwater world in a safe and controlled environment. It's the perfect introduction to the wonders of diving.
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Open Water Certification

The Open Water certification is the most popular and widely recognized entry-level certification. This comprehensive program equips you with the essential skills and knowledge needed to dive independently in open water environments. Through a combination of online studing, classroom sessions, and open water dives, you'll develop the necessary skills to explore the underwater realm with confidence.
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Advanced Certification

For certified divers seeking to expand their knowledge and capabilities, our Advanced Certification program is designed to take your diving skills to the next level. This program offers specialized training in various diving specialties, such as deep diving, night diving, underwater navigation, and more. With the Advanced Certification, you'll gain the expertise and experience to embark on thrilling and challenging dive adventures.

Our SSI certifications are recognized worldwide and adhere to the highest safety and training standards. Our experienced instructors are passionate about diving and dedicated to providing personalized instruction to ensure you have a rewarding and enjoyable learning experience.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced diver, our SSI certification programs will open up a world of underwater exploration and adventure. Join us at Maika Komodo Tour & Diving and embark on an incredible journey into the depths of the ocean.
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Dive Komodo with Maika Diving

If Scuba Diving Komodo is high on your list, than you have come to the correct place.  We can offer many scuba diving itineraries for you.  If you want to do day trips or multi-day trips, we can accommodate you.  We have an extremely experienced team and can help you with every step of the process.  We can even do Scuba Certification courses as well.  Contact us for more information.  To see a Komodo Map, please visit our Komodo Island Map Page. 

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Frequently Asked questions about Scuba Diving in Komodo National Park.

Is Komodo diving good?
The are many great locations to dive in the National Park.  Most of the area is recommended for divers with more experience because there can be strong currents at many of the dive locations.  Depending on where are are coming from, it may take many flights to get to the Labuan Bajo (the town you leave from on a boat to the National Park) but for anyone wanting a great adventure, it is worth it!  There are many dive sites to choose from ranging from beginner to expert level. 

Where can I dive in Komodo?
There are a range of Scuba diving locations within the National Park.  Some of them are;

• Batu Bolong
• Manta Point
• Siaba Besar
• Siaba Kecil
• Sebayur Islands
• Tatawa Islands
• Castle Rock
• Crystal Rock
• Crystal Bay
• Mawan Island
• The Passage
• Batu Tiga
• Pilaarsteen
• Yellow Wall
• Police Corner
• Secret Garden
• Pasir Putih
• Payung
• Secret Garden
• The Three Sisters
• Apple Orchard
• The Devils Fingers
• Taka Mota
• Toro Keritatoi
• Conspicuous Tree
• Batu Tiga
• Gili Nihidang
• Loh Critter
• Police Point
• Tengah Kecil
• Wainilu
• Toko Toko
• Lighthouse Reef 
• Crystal Cove
• Shotgun

• Tatawa Besar East
• Tatawa Kecil
• Karang Makassar
• Turtle Town
• The Arena
• Batu Neptunus
• Big Nose
• Ten Foot Reef
• Sidecar Seamount
• Moncho Rocks
• Pulau Gili Banta
• Palau Luluhtare (Wizard’s Hat)
• Purple Haze
• Manta Alley
• German Flag
• The Needle
• End of the World
• Colleen’s Corner
• The Bat Boat
• Lehokera Ridge
• Sharkfin Rock
• Torpedo Alley
• Banana Island
• Cannibal Rock
• Boulders
• Crinoid Canyon
• Pelican Head
• GLD West Reef
• GLD Passage
• Mucky Basin
• Spanish Steps
• Sebayur Kecil
• Sabolan Kecil Seamounts
• Tatawa Besar West

What can you see diving in Komodo?
There are many beautiful things to see.  Some may be more common or rare than others, but every dive can be different, even at the same dive site.
Some examples of what you may see are;

• Turtles
• Manta Rays
• Spotted Eagle Rays
• Barracuda
• Napoleon wrasse
• Bumphead parrotfish
• Black tip and reef sharks
• Dogtooth tuna
• Giant trevally
• Mackerel
• Spiny devilfish
• Leaf scorpionfish
• Tiny amphipods
• Stargazers
• Sea apple
• Ghost pipefish
• Cuttlefish
• Bobtail squid
• Garden eels
• Bobbit worms
• Octopus
• Cucumbers
• Sponges
• Pygmy seahorses 
• Colorful soft corals
• Frogfish
• Dugongs
• Electric rays
• and many more species as well

Can you see whale sharks in Komodo?
Whale sharks have been spotted in many dive locations, but it is quite rare to see them.

Best time to dive Komodo?
Many would say, the best time to take a leisure boat tour is after the rainy season (March - June) when all the islands tend to be more green, but for scuba diving, it is usually better in the rainy season.  Typically Nov - Feb are the best months to see aquatic life and especially Manta Rays. 

Do you offer Komodo island dive packages? 
Yes, we offer many different options for leisure tours or Scuba Diving trips.  We focus on personalising trips so that our guests can get the best experience while there are visiting. 

Do you offer a dive Komodo liveaboard?
Yes, offer many options for liveaboard trips.  2 day trips to multi-day trips depending on what our guests are looking to do. We operate multiple boats and work with many other companies to give our guests are wide selection of options when it comes to choosing the right boat for your group and trip. 

What temperature should I dive in Komodo?
The water temperature in Komodo typically ranges from 26-29 degrees Celsius (79-84 degrees Fahrenheit). Most divers find it comfortable to dive in a wetsuit or a dive skin to protect against the cooler water temperatures.

Is Komodo Island diving dangerous? 
Scuba Diving in Komodo National Park can be very dangerous if you to not listen to your local expert guide.  In many locations there can be strong currents that can change quickly with the tides.  If all precautions are taken and safe practices are followed, the experience and be a positive experience to be remembers for a lifetime. 

Do you offer Komodo diving day trips?
Yes, we offer day diving trips and multi-day live aboard diving trips. 

What are the 5 most important rules of scuba diving in the Park?

Good rules to follow for safe diving include:

• You should never dive without a buddy.
• Never dive if you are having bad problem with your ears or nose. 
• As the saying goes; Always plan your dive, and always dive your plan.
• Always check your diving equipment before the dive to make sure it works properly 
• Do not take drugs or drink alcohol before scuba diving.

How many days to Dive Komodo?
- Typically our liveaboards go for 3 days, but we offer different options up to 7 days, so you can see many more wonderful dive sites. 

Can Beginners Scuba Diving in Komodo? 
- Yes, Beginners can dive in Komodo and enjoy all that this beautiful region of the world has to offer, both underwater and on land.  There are areas that have strong currents, which are recommended for advanced divers, but there are also much easier area where many divers start their Scuba Diving journey in Komodo National Park.

What are the “Golden Rules” of Scuba Diving?

• Never hold your breath
• Make sure your safety equipment is up to date and always check it
• Always Ascent Slowly and Safely
• Always have a plan for your dive and know the conditions you are diving in. 
• Make sure you are healthy and physically in good condition for your dive
• Always dive within your limits. 
• Never dive without a dive buddy
• Be aware of air consumption and alway know how much you have
• Always check your gauges to make sure your dive is going as planned.

Why is Komodo Island famous?
Komodo Island is famous for being the natural habitat of the Komodo dragon, a species that attracts visitors from around the world. Its natural beauty, stunning landscapes, and diverse marine life also contribute to its fame.

Can you snorkel at Komodo Island?
Yes, snorkeling is possible in Komodo Island. The crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life make it an excellent destination for snorkelers to explore the shallow reefs and observe marine creatures
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If you would like to see more Scuba Diving FAQ,  and Scuba Diving in Komodo, you can contact us and we would be happy to help with any question or concerns you may have. 

Maika Komodo Tour & Diving is located in Labuan Bajo, Flores Indonesia.  Our address is;  Jl. Soekarno Hatta, Labuan Bajo, Kec. Komodo, Kabupaten Manggarai Barat, Nusa Tenggara Tim. 86763

Our Tour and diving office is easy to find as we are located on the main road called Jl. Soekarno Hatta.  Our office is directed infront of Manta Manta Homestay and across from the Bamboo  Cafe.  If you are already in Labuan Bajo, please stop by our office and one of our staff will be happy to help you plan you Komodo Scuba diving trip. ​

“I had a Wonderful tour! I had one of the best times of my life with you guys! Thank you so much!” - Amber - North Carolina (USA)​

“Thank you for showing my family the best time in Komodo, I highly recommend. So Amazing!" - Donna  
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A summary of Scuba Diving in Komodo National Park

Diving in the Komodo Islands is a must-do activity for any visitor to the region, and a combination of trekking and scuba diving is the perfect way to experience all that the area has to offer. Located between the islands of Sumbawa and Flores in Indonesia, the Komodo National Park is home to a diverse array of marine life, with over 30 different dive sites scattered throughout the park. The best time to go diving in the Komodo Islands varies depending on the type of experience you want to have. From December to March, the rainy season brings heavy rainstorms but also offers the chance to see manta rays. April to June is a good time to visit, with warm weather and clear skies. July to August is peak diving season, with large crowds and many liveaboards operating in the park. September to November is a quieter time, with fewer crowds and the chance to see manta rays and possibly even whale sharks.

​When it comes to choosing between a day tour and a liveaboard, both options have their own benefits. Day tours are more affordable, with three dives costing around $105, and are a good choice for those with limited time in the area. Liveaboards, on the other hand, offer a unique experience, with the opportunity to spend a few days on a boat diving during the day and sleeping under the stars at night. The downside to liveaboards is that they are more expensive, but they also allow you to visit more dive sites in a shorter space of time. Whichever option you choose, diving in the Komodo Islands is an unforgettable experience that should not be missed. For those interested in private group booking, we also offer Private Yacht charter in Komodo as well.

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Contact Maika Komodo Tours for any questions you may have.  See our Best Komodo Diving Experiences for 2024.  Also see Komodo Island Diving.

Contact Us

This website is operated by Maika Komodo Tour. 
Address: Jl. Soekarno Hatta, Labuan Bajo, Komodo, Kabupaten Manggarai Barat, Nusa Tenggara Tim. 86763, Indonesia
​Phone: 62 812-3855-3678