The dive sites around Komodo are usually tropical warm. On the surface the water is 27/28°C. It can cool down to average 25°C on most dive sites. Please note that due to thermoclines you might experience a small drop, too. 

More interesting to know is that most of our Komodo diving guests wear a 5mm long wetsuit for their dives in the Komodo National Park.

Being certified as Advanced Open Water Diver is certainly helpful but we do not require you to hold that certification. We believe that quality training is important although we believe in proper awareness of each diver individually.

Know your experience and ability, err on the side of caution and be conservative in all your diving behavior and actions. Be concious at all times about the consequences and it's ok to say "No". It's not only you that is effected by your actions. There are others involved.

No, we do not offer Nitrox.

We believe you won't need it:

• you will have more than 2h aboard between dives
  
• Dives are usually conducted not deeper than 25m. Your decompression time with air is sufficient at that depth. We spent more time above 20m.
• Due to posssible down currents you are glad to use air instead of the usual 32% nitrox which can be quite dangerous below 32m.

Komodo offers all kinds of dive sites and diving types. Yes, it is known for strong currents too. Those are caused and effected by the moon cycle as in any other area in the world. Of course there will be drift dives (and even reef hook dives) we also choreograph our Komodo liveaboard trip to balance drift dives with other dive types. Also note that we will always see the experience level and interest of our guests and act, plan our trips accordingly.

With maximum 10 guests and two local dive guides we have the max ratio of 5:1. Keep in mind that our Cruise Director is also available for guiding (less experienced) divers and we also have usually some cruising / snorkeling guests which reduces the ratio, too.

Yes. Apart from 8 full diving sets incl. dive computers there are plenty of different sizes for wet suits, boots and fins available. Also our BCD range is large. You can get the full set for 200 Euro / diver / trip. Individual prices are available too. Check the prices page.

The dive sites around Komodo are usually tropical warm. On the surface the water is 27/28°C. It can cool down to average 25°C on most dive sites. Please note that due to thermoclines you might experience a small drop, too. 

More interesting to know is that most of our Komodo diving guests wear a 5mm long wetsuit for their dives in the Komodo National Park.

The dive sites around Komodo are usually tropical warm. On the surface the water is 27/28°C. It can cool down to average 25°C on most dive sites. Please note that due to thermoclines you might experience a small drop, too. 

More interesting to know is that most of our Komodo diving guests wear a 5mm long wetsuit for their dives in the Komodo National Park.

The dive sites around Komodo are usually tropical warm. On the surface the water is 27/28°C. It can cool down to average 25°C on most dive sites. Please note that due to thermoclines you might experience a small drop, too. 

More interesting to know is that most of our Komodo diving guests wear a 5mm long wetsuit for their dives in the Komodo National Park.

The dive sites around Komodo are usually tropical warm. On the surface the water is 27/28°C. It can cool down to average 25°C on most dive sites. Please note that due to thermoclines you might experience a small drop, too. 

More interesting to know is that most of our Komodo diving guests wear a 5mm long wetsuit for their dives in the Komodo National Park.

Being certified as Advanced Open Water Diver is certainly helpful but we do not require you to hold that certification. We believe that quality training is important although we believe in proper awareness of each diver individually.

Know your experience and ability, err on the side of caution and be conservative in all your diving behavior and actions. Be concious at all times about the consequences and it's ok to say "No". It's not only you that is effected by your actions. There are others involved.

The dive sites around Komodo are usually tropical warm. On the surface the water is 27/28°C. It can cool down to average 25°C on most dive sites. Please note that due to thermoclines you might experience a small drop, too. 

More interesting to know is that most of our Komodo diving guests wear a 5mm long wetsuit for their dives in the Komodo National Park.

Being certified as Advanced Open Water Diver is certainly helpful but we do not require you to hold that certification. We believe that quality training is important although we believe in proper awareness of each diver individually.

Know your experience and ability, err on the side of caution and be conservative in all your diving behavior and actions. Be concious at all times about the consequences and it's ok to say "No". It's not only you that is effected by your actions. There are others involved.