Dive Komodo
in One Day
2.600.000 IDR
3 dives, free rental equipment
Komodo Diving Day Trips
Discover world-class diving in a single day
Komodo National Park is one of the most extraordinary scuba diving destinations on Earth. From graceful manta rays gliding through the currents to reef sharks patrolling colorful coral walls, every dive feels like entering another world.
Our Komodo Daily Dive Trip is the perfect way to explore this underwater paradise in just one day. Join us from Labuan Bajo and enjoy 3 unforgettable dives, a freshly prepared lunch on board, and the guidance of our professional dive team. Whether you are traveling solo, with friends, or as a couple, our day trips are designed to give you the very best diving experience in Komodo – safe, fun, and full of marine life encounters.
What’s included?
Our Daily Dive Trip price starts from 2.600.000 IDR per person. When you join our day trip, everything is taken care of so you can simply dive, relax, and enjoy:
3 dives in Komodo National Park
Free rental equipment (excluding computer, torch and SMB)
Professional dive guides and dive instructors with small group ratios 4:1
Delicious pre-breakfast, breakfast, lunch on board, snacks, fruits, water, tea & coffee
Spacious dive boat with shaded areas and comfortable bean bags
Briefings & safety support before every dive
A clean towel
Not included:
Komodo National Park entrance fee (mandatory, set by the government) - 275.000 IDR
What’s included in our Day Trips?
Upgrade your package:
Dive Computer (Suunto Zoop 2025 or 2023) - $15
DJI Osmo Action 3 and its accessories - $16
DJI Osmo Action 4 and its accessories - $18
15-liter tank - $15
Private Divemaster - $75 per person
Refresher course - $30
SSI Adventure dives - $80 - learn more about our different options
Typical schedule of a dive day
Typical schedule
A daily dive trip is the easiest way to experience the highlights of Komodo. Here’s how your day usually unfolds:
06:30 – Check-in at the dive center in Labuan Bajo
07:30 – Boat departure from the harbour
07:45 - Welcome, safety briefing
08:15 - Breakfast
09:00 - First dive at a selected site
10:30 - On-board snack break
11:30 - Second dive at a selected site
13:00 - Lunch & leisure time
14:00 - Third dive at a selected site
15:15 - On-board snack break
15:30 - Return to Labuan Bajo harbor
Please note: Dive sites may vary depending on weather, currents, and diver experience levels. Our guides always choose the best and safest options for the day.
Dive sites you may visit
Komodo National Park is home to some of the world’s most iconic dive sites. On your daily dive trip, you could explore:
The North
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This submerged pinnacle sits in the blue, exposed to the tidal currents of the Indonesian Throughflow. Massive aggregations of schooling fishes like fusiliers, jacks and surgeon fish provide a tasty snack for pelagic predators. White and black tip reef sharks, tunas and giant trevallies are regulars here – especially if the current is strong.
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The top of this pinnacle peaks out of the water if the tide is low and creates a whirlpool of white foam around the crown. Sister to Crystal Rock, the scenery is similarly action-packed and exciting. If you are tired of hanging out with the bannerfish in the split, we can check out the sea fans that sometimes host pygmy seahorses.
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One of Komodo’s most thrilling site, this dive is sure to give you an adrenalin rush! The channel between Gili Lawa Darat and Gili Lawa Laut is divided by a bowl or well - a cauldron. A slow drift to start with the speed picks up on your way towards the cauldron. The dive culminates at “the shotgun” where you are propelled into the channel! You can catch your breath once you reach the beautiful, sheltered coral garden on the other side.
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Drifting through the channel between Gili Lawa Darat and Komodo Island the changing scenery is a feast for the eyes. The ride takes you through rocky canyons, vibrant coral gardens and sandy slopes dotted with glassfish covered bommies, schools of giant sweetlips, trevallies, bumphead parrotfish and often turtles.
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This pristine hard coral garden is made up of delicate coral structures, surrounded by glassfish, sheltering leaf scorpion fish, octopus and mandarin fish. But be aware of your buoyancy - don’t be the proverbial bull in a China shop.
Central
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Over 2km long, this is by far the largest dive site in Komodo. The drift dive takes us over a lunar landscape dotted with coral bommies – cleaning stations for mantas! Although not rich in coral, the dive site is frequented by sharks, turtles, bumphead parrotfish and the occasional eagle ray feeding on the bottom.
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Located in the middle of the Lintah Strait, this pinnacle is exposed to some serious current. But don’t worry, this site is dived on the sheltered lee side. The rock drops down to 75m and is a meeting point for all sorts of marine life. While further down the pelagic predators pass by the upper part is dominated by a staggering array of reef fish. Visibility is often limited by the number of antheas in your field of vision.
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This sloping reef features all the usual suspects, including leaf scorpion fish, mantis shrimp, octopus and cuttlefish blending into a pink soft coral garden. But don’t spend all your time with your head buried in sand and coral, because this dive site is also a manta cleaning station. A shadow passing over you is not always a cloud.
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This dive site has one of the most astonishing coral gardens in the Park. The breath-taking variety of coral species creates a magical wonderland for divers and snorkellers alike. Cuttlefish, turtles, triggerfish and batfish tumble along the endless fields of orange soft coral. A closer look reveals small invertebrates hiding in nooks and crannies.
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Framed by coral reef this lagoon is sheltered from the main currents and provides a haven for small critters as well as turtles. Hidden in seagrass and patches of sand we may find seahorses, ribbon eels, flamboyant cuttlefish, ghost pipe fish and mimic octopus.
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At Wainilu we look for rare creatures and odd bottom dwellers like harlequin shrimp, seamoths, frogfish and mandarin fish. Basically, a macro photographer’s wet dream.
Marine life in Komodo
Komodo’s waters are part of the Coral Triangle, known as the most biodiverse marine region in the world. During your dives you may encounter:
Big marine life: manta rays, reef sharks, turtles, napoleon wrasse, and dolphins.
Schooling fish: fusiliers, trevally, snappers, and barracudas.
Macro life: nudibranchs, pygmy seahorses, frogfish, and shrimps.
Healthy corals: hard and soft corals bursting with color and life.
Every dive is a new adventure, with both pelagic action and intricate reef details waiting to be discovered.
Why dive with Scuba Republic?
✪ Experience & Reputation
We’ve been operating in Indonesia for 30 years, known for safety and professionalism.
✪ Expert Guides
Our instructors and divemasters are SSI/PADI certified, passionate, and highly skilled. Some are coming from all over the world, others from here, the unique and beautiful Flores Island.
✪ Small Groups
We keep our diver-to-guide ratios low to give you a personal experience.
✪ Safety First
From equipment checks to thorough briefings, your safety is our priority.
✪ Eco Commitment
We promote sustainable diving and educate our guests about protecting Komodo’s marine life.
✪ Friendly Atmosphere
Beyond diving, our trips are social, fun, and perfect for meeting other travelers.
Diving is not only about what you see underwater! It’s also about the people you share it with. At Scuba Republic, you’ll feel like part of the family. 😁
Ready to dive Komodo?
Discover one of the world’s most spectacular marine environments. Whether you prefer a flexible day trip or a multi-day liveaboard adventure, we have the perfect way for you to explore Komodo National Park.
FAQ – Komodo Diving Day Trips
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If you’re not certified yet, you can join a Discover Scuba Diving program or enroll in a course with us like the Open Water certification or Advanced Adventurer certification (SSI, PADI, or equivalent).
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Each trip includes 3 guided dives in Komodo National Park. Sites are selected the day before based on conditions and divers experience.
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The price covers: 3 dives in Komodo National Park, equipment, dive guide & crew support, towel, tanks, weights, belts, snacks, pre-breakfast, breakfast, lunch, water, tea & coffee. Not included: the Komodo National Park entrance fee.
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Bring your certification card, logbook, swimsuit, sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses. If you have your own dive gear, you get 5% off and you are welcome to bring it along.
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Absolutely! We adapt dive site choices and group levels. If you’re a beginner, our guides will ensure you dive in safe and suitable conditions.
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Komodo is home to manta rays, reef sharks, turtles, schooling fish, colorful corals, and macro creatures like nudibranchs and pygmy seahorses. Every dive is different!
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If you have never tried scuba diving before, you cannot join our Daily Dive Trip as it requires certification. But don’t worry – we offer a Discover Scuba Diving program with one of our instructors in safe, shallow conditions. It’s the perfect first step before joining trips in Komodo National Park.
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Trips depart from Labuan Bajo at 06:30 AM and return between 4:30–5:00 PM.
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Yes! Non-divers and snorkelers are welcome. Komodo has fantastic snorkeling sites where you can see mantas, turtles, and corals from the surface.
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Manta rays are one of Komodo’s most famous highlights and are often seen, especially at Manta Point. However, they are wild animals, so sightings can never be 100% guaranteed. The good news? Even without mantas, Komodo offers incredible reefs, sharks, turtles, and schools of fish on every dive.
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Yes! With an Open Water certification, you can safely dive in Komodo. Our team selects dive sites according to your level and experience. Some advanced sites with stronger currents are reserved for higher certifications, but there are plenty of amazing spots perfect for Open Water divers.
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Komodo is famous for its currents, but not all dive sites are challenging. If you have never experienced current diving, don’t worry. Our guides will choose easy and safe dive sites for you, and gradually introduce you to drift diving if you feel comfortable. Safety and enjoyment always come first.
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Yes, Labuan Bajo has a hyperbaric (decompression) chamber for emergencies. At Scuba Republic Komodo, we always dive responsibly to avoid decompression sickness, following safety stops and dive planning procedures. Knowing that a chamber is nearby offers extra peace of mind, but our focus is on prevention.
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You can book online via our website, send us a WhatsApp message, or visit our dive center in Labuan Bajo. We recommend booking in advance, especially during high season, as spots fill quickly.