Diving in Labuan Bajo (Komodo)

7:30am: Boat departs
8:30am: First dive in Sebayur/ Siaba/ Tatawa
Sebayur is known for its amazing visibility, sloping reef, and beautiful coral gardens.
Siaba is also known as turtle city, where turtles and mantas come to check themselves into a 'cleaning station'. It also has amazing hard corals and can be an exhilarating drift dive. There is a large plateau full of staghorn hard corals.
Tatawa is also a drift dive spot with a beautiful variety of corals, massive sponges, Hawksbill Turtles, Schools of Batfish, White Tip and Black Tip Reef Sharks, and Eagle Rays.
10:30am: Second dive in Sebayur/ Siaba/ Tatawa
12pm: Trek at Rinca Island

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Today you'll get to meet the magnificent creatures of Komodo's seas - Manta Rays, and the glorious Komodo dragons!

Labuan Bajo - Komodo National Park Dive Sites (Sebayur - Siaba - Tatawa) - Rinca Island - Labuan Bajo

For certified divers who would like to enjoy the underwater world of Komodo through a day of two dives and the added wonder of trekking Rinca Island to watch the magnificent Komodo Dragons in their natural habitat.

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Diving

1 Day Dives and Dragon Trek

<p>Sustainability is woven into every part of Divine Diving with a deep respect for the splendid flora and fauna of Komodo National Park, both above and underwater. That’s why they do not throw anything into the sea, (except themselves) and are committed to responsible trash disposal. In addition to safety, the boat and dive crew is also very committed to responsible diving. The thorough dive briefings inform and educate our guests not only on the dive site but also on how to dive as responsibly as possible. </p>

Divine Diving

Sustainability is woven into every part of Divine Diving with a deep respect for the splendid flora and fauna of Komodo National Park, both above and underwater. That’s why they do not throw anything into the sea, (except themselves) and are committed to responsible trash disposal. In addition to safety, the boat and dive crew is also very committed to responsible diving. The thorough dive briefings inform and educate our guests not only on the dive site but also on how to dive as responsibly as possible. 