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Nestled between
eastern Sumbawa and western Flores lie three tiny grass-covered
islands Komodo, Padar and Rinca, which together form the Komodo
National Park, a protected wildlife reserve. This is the home of
the giants lizard known as the "Komodo Dragon" it was thought to
be a myth until the turn of the century, when fishermen who were
forced by a storm to take shelter on Komodo sight the monsters.
Explore the under
water live and its ecosystems which has well known as the
best diving site in the world. From beautiful coral, reefs,
thousands sort of fishes to the crystal water and beautiful
beach are await to visit. Komodo dragons live in one of the
driest area in Indonesia, where there are few permanent
water sources. |
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Diving in the
World Heritage site of Komodo National Park - Indonesia
allows you to experience adventure underwater exploration
with a pristine and untouched surroundings. Our dive
instructor has discovered every new sites before introduced
to the public. You will dive with the first hand expert that
able to give you brief on any sorts of marine life on Komodo
National Park.
We have over 50 sites to choose from and have areas to suit
every level of experience, whether you have just completed
your Open Water course or have years of challenging dives
behind you, we dare you to not be thrilled with what we have
to offer you.
The corals, reefs and tropical in Komodo National park are
pristine and untouched, with Mantas, sharks, turtles,
dolphins, dugong, many pelagics, to the tiny pygmy
seahorses, nudibranchs, frog fish, and more. The sites vary
from gentle easy coral slopes to heart pounding adrenalin
rides, from the warm waters of the Flores Sea in the north
to the chillier waters down south in the Indian Ocean, the
underwater terrain is so varied with sheer cliff walls,
pinnacles, channels, sandy flat bottoms, underwater
plateaus, slopes, caves, swim-through, all with varying
colors, sizes and types of coral both hard and soft. |
