Komodo National Park Expedition
July 25 to August 1, 2027
Indo Master Liveaboard - Save $500
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Embark on an unforgettable liveaboard adventure through Komodo National Park aboard the luxurious Indo Master. From July 25 to August 1, 2027, experience world-class diving, vibrant reefs, and the chance to see the legendary Komodo dragons. Book now to enjoy a $500 per person discount with free nitrox included throughout the trip.
Indo Master is a 37-meter phinisi-style yacht blending traditional Indonesian craftsmanship with modern comforts. With multiple cabin options, spacious decks, and areas to relax between dives, the vessel is perfectly suited for exploring Komodo’s diverse marine environment while simultaneously enjoying luxury accommodations.
Pricing: C1 (Double), C2 (Double), C3 (Twin): $3357 per person (after $500 discount) including free nitrox.
The rate includes cabin accommodations, all meals onboard, snacks, tea, coffee, soft drinks, and up to four dives per day with expert guides. Transfers from Labuan Bajo Airport or local hotels are included. Flights to and from Labuan Bajo or Bima are not included.
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Itinerary
Day 1 - Labuan Bajo
Embarkation takes place at Labuan Bajo Harbour between 12:30 and 13:00. Guests are greeted by the Indo Master crew for introductions, boat and safety briefings. If time permits, a check dive may be conducted in the afternoon. Dinner is served onboard, and the vessel remains anchored overnight.
Days 2–6 (7 Nights)
Each day begins with a light breakfast followed by a briefing and the first dive. A full breakfast and relaxation are followed by the second dive. After lunch, divers head out for the third dive before enjoying snacks and a sunset or night dive. Each day concludes with dinner and evening relaxation. Up to four dives are scheduled daily, depending on conditions.
Day Before Disembarkation
Two morning dives are typically scheduled before Indo Master returns to the harbour, where it remains at anchor overnight.
Day 7 - Disembarkation
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Diving Highlights
Komodo National Park is renowned for its rich marine biodiversity and thrilling dive conditions. Divers can expect encounters with manta rays, reef sharks, turtles, Napoleon wrasse, and colorful schooling fish.
Dive sites visited include:
Gili Lawa Laut & Castle Rock - Offshore pinnacles offering strong currents, abundant reef fish, eagle rays, and Napoleon wrasse.
Crystal Rock - Two pinnacles where white-tip reef sharks and dolphins may appear. Octopus and other critters provide excellent photo opportunities.
Shotgun - A drift dive through a coral garden and deep ravine, often visited by manta rays and snapper schools.
Manta Alley - Channels with powerful currents where up to 30 manta rays can be spotted at cleaning stations.
Takat Makassar / Manta Point - The longest reef in the park, ideal for manta ray encounters in plankton-rich waters.
Batu Bolong & Tattawa Besar - Vibrant reefs home to reef sharks, turtles, and large schools of pelagic fish.
Wainilu - A sandy slope for macro enthusiasts featuring frogfish, mantis shrimps, seahorses, and nudibranchs.
Shore Excursions
Komodo National Park also offers unforgettable land experiences. Guests can take guided hikes to see Komodo dragons and other wildlife such as buffalo, deer, and monkeys. Visits to Pink Beach and Horseshoe Bay on Rinca Island allow for shallow water exploration and scenic relaxation. Beach barbecues are not permitted due to park regulations, but guests enjoy picturesque sunsets and marine views.
Safety and Preparation
All divers must have advanced certification and a minimum of 50 logged dives. Diving insurance covering emergency evacuation and recompression chamber treatment is mandatory.
Conditions can be challenging with strong currents and varying water temperatures from 21 to 28°C, so suitable wetsuits are recommended. The Indo Master crew ensures safety and provides guidance for all dives