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Dive and snorkel Labuan Bajo’s world-class reefs — sleep aboard a premium vessel anchored at remote dive sites that day trips cannot reach.
Including night dives at remote anchorages.
Sites that day trips can’t reach.
8 premium dive vessels — each verified for safety, dive infrastructure, and crew experience.
Spa & Dive The only liveaboard combining a full-service spa with professional dive operations. Onboard spa treatments between dives create a uniquely luxurious wellness-meets-adventure experience.
Traditional Phinisi A beautifully crafted traditional phinisi converted for serious diving, offering intimate group sizes and personalised dive briefings at top Komodo sites.
Classic Dive A classic liveaboard with excellent dive infrastructure, experienced guides, and well-planned itineraries covering both popular and secret dive sites across Komodo waters.
Spacious Modern A spacious vessel with modern dive facilities, comfortable accommodation, and itineraries that balance diving with island exploration and cultural encounters.
Intimate An intimate liveaboard perfect for small dive groups seeking personalised attention and flexibility in their Komodo dive itinerary.
Mid-Size Pro A well-equipped mid-sized liveaboard offering professional dive operations with comfortable living spaces and excellent chef service between dives.
Boutique A boutique liveaboard for intimate groups, offering a personalised diving experience with knowledgeable guides at Komodo’s premier underwater locations.
Most Exclusive The most exclusive liveaboard option for couples or small groups wanting maximum privacy with dedicated dive guide attention at world-class Komodo sites.
Liveaboard itineraries reach the legendary sites that day trips cannot.
World-famous wall dive with sharks, trevally, and Napoleon wrasse. Often ranked among the world’s top dive sites.
Northern current site renowned for sharks, schooling fish, and pelagic encounters in clear blue water.
Pristine hard-coral gardens, schooling fusiliers, and excellent visibility on most days.
Resident manta ray cleaning station — reliable manta encounters across the season.
A scenic drift dive over coral slopes with turtles, reef sharks, and dense schools.
Easy reef dive teeming with green turtles — great for second dives and underwater photographers.
Adrenaline current dive between two islands — one of the most exciting drift dives in Indonesia.
Lesser-known sites your guides choose based on conditions, season, and group experience.
Liveaboard packages are dive-ready out of the box.
Private en-suite cabins with hot showers and air conditioning.
3–4 dives per day with certified dive masters at world-class sites.
Unlimited tank fills onboard — nitrox available on most vessels.
Hot meals between dives by onboard chef — Indonesian and international.
Mask, fins, and snorkel for non-divers and surface intervals.
Komodo National Park entrance, dive, and ranger fees included.
Padar viewpoint, Komodo & Rinca dragon walks with licensed rangers.
Speedboat shuttles to dive sites and shore landings.
Full BCD/regulator/wetsuit rental available on request.
* Nitrox, gear rental, and spa services may be additional depending on vessel and package.
Liveaboards aren’t just for hardcore divers — here’s who gets the most out of them.
Maximise underwater time at Komodo’s best sites with multiple dives daily.
Pristine reef snorkelling well beyond day-trip range — no certification needed.
Time on-site for marine life encounters and repeat visits to favourite walls.
Travel together with private charters or join scheduled per-cabin departures.
3–6 cabin vessels for couples, photographers, and small dive groups.
8–12 cabin vessels — the most popular tier for active dive groups.
Top-tier vessels with spa, nitrox, and premium dive services like Scubaspa Zen.
Everything divers and snorkellers ask before booking a Komodo liveaboard.
Private charter liveaboard rates range from USD 1,800 to USD 6,000+ per night for the entire vessel. Per-cabin bookings on scheduled departures cost USD 250-500 per person per night, typically including diving, meals, and equipment.
No, diving certification is not required. Many liveaboard guests enjoy world-class snorkeling, island hiking, and relaxation. However, PADI Open Water certification or equivalent is needed to dive the premier sites like Batu Bolong and Castle Rock.
Top sites include Batu Bolong, Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, Manta Point for manta rays, Tatawa Besar, Siaba Besar for turtles, and Shotgun for current diving. Liveaboards access remote sites that day trips cannot reach due to distance.
Scubaspa Zen combines spa luxury with professional diving. Jakare and Katharina are excellent for serious divers. Cajoma IV and Kelana offer intimate small-group dive experiences. The best choice depends on group size, dive experience level, and budget.
April through November offers the best diving conditions with visibility of 15-30 meters. Manta ray encounters peak December through February at Manta Point. Water temperatures range from 25-29°C year-round. Each season offers different marine life highlights.
Liveaboard trips include accommodation, all meals, guided dives with dive master, tank fills, snorkeling equipment, Komodo National Park fees, island treks with rangers, and tender boat transfers. Nitrox, dive gear rental, and spa services may be additional.
Less focus on diving? Our phinisi, yacht, and cruise charters cover every other Komodo style.
Tell us your dive certification level, dates, and preferred sites — we’ll match you with the right liveaboard and crew within 24 hours.
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