About This Itinerary
Located 200 nautical miles east of Bali, the Komodo National Park is nestled between the large island of Sumbawa and Flores in Indonesia, all of which are part of the Lesser Sunda Islands. Accepted under the UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Programme in January 1977, and officially declared a World Heritage Site in 1991, Komodo National Park encompasses 132,000 hectares of marine waters making it one of the largest protected zones in the world.
View full itinerary →Trip Highlights
Abundant marine life
healthy reefs
Experienced divers
Strong currents
Manta Rays
What's Included
Included in your trip
- ✓ Transfers between local airport (or local hotel) and the harbour on embarkation and disembarkation days
- ✓ Full board accommodation (based on shared occupancy)
- ✓ Tea, coffee, fruit juice & soft drinks
- ✓ Up to 4 dives daily
- ✓ 11 litre (80 cuft) cylinder with air fills
- ✓ Weights, weight belt and SMB
Obligatory surcharges
- ⓘ Marine Park & Port Fees
- ⓘ Fuel surcharge
Not included
- ✗ Flights
- ✗ Obligatory surcharges
- ✗ Additional transfers
- ✗ Equipment rental
- ✗ Nitrox
- ✗ Beer, cocktails, wine & spirits
- ✗ On board merchandise
- ✗ Crew and dive guide gratuities
Your Vessel
Indo Master
Built in 2022, the 47m Indo Master liveaboard was built on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi and is handcrafted from ironwood and teak (traditional to the area). You will find no other diving liveaboard as beautiful in Indonesian waters, and, being built by divers for divers, you can rest assured that every need has been thought of and catered for.
Guests
18 max
Cabins
9 (twin/double)
Length
47m
Nitrox
Available
Camera room
Yes
Crew
16
What Divers Say
★★★★★
"Although it is a wooden boat, it is well maintained and all details are well done. Proper management, high efficiency, and good overall service. The diving is well organised and there are many night dives."
★★★★★
"3 close friends, we spent 10 fantastic days on a beautiful, stable and very comfortable boat. The whole programme is well planned and so well executed. The dive guides are enthusiastic, friendly and make one feel safe even in challenging dive conditions like strong currents. The scenery is breathtaking - Raja Ampat is so vast and so empty, a rarity in today is world."
★★★★★
"We spent 13 days on the liveaboard and were wowed at every stage. From beginning to end, each dive briefing, each meal, each and every interaction with the crew and the awesome diving - the level of professionalism was top notch!"
Common Questions
What certification do I need? ▼
Much of the diving in Indonesia is not suitable for newly certified or inexperienced divers due to strong currents and the depths of some sites. Specific certification and logged-dive requirements vary by itinerary; Raja Ampat, for example, requires Advanced Open Water with a minimum of 50 logged dives.
Will I see Komodo dragons? ▼
Yes. Most itineraries include a land visit to Komodo or Rinca Island with a ranger-guided walk to see the dragons in their natural habitat.
What's the water temperature? ▼
Water temperatures in Indonesia range from 21C in the Sumba Strait area of Southern Komodo up to 30C in the Halmahera Sea around northern Raja Ampat. A 3mm full wetsuit suits most divers on most itineraries; a 5mm with hood and booties is recommended for cooler waters or anyone prone to feeling cold after multiple dives.
Are marine park and port fees included? ▼
No. Marine, park and port fees are obligatory for all guests on all itineraries and depend on the areas covered. The amount is added to your invoice to be paid on board, and covers park permits, port fees and other local taxes. Raja Ampat visitor entry cards are valid for 12 months from purchase.
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