Komodo

A mythical archipelago at the eastern tip of Indonesia where sea, volcanoes and unspoiled nature meet. Komodo National Park is much more than a diving destination: it is a protected area of exceptional biodiversity, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Aboard a DUNE cruise, each day offers an immersion in this unique marine landscape, far from any tourist hustle and bustle.

Among the world's greatest diving sanctuaries, Komodo National Park offers an incredible diversity of sites: coral reefs, drop-offs, drift dives, amazing macro and frequent pelagic encounters such as manta rays, sharks, turtles and large fish. A destination for demanding diving enthusiasts.

Diving in Komodo can be practiced year-round, but the best period to explore the sites with optimal visibility and active pelagic fauna generally extends from April to November. Outside this window, conditions remain favorable, even if currents can be more variable.

Organizing a DUNE diving cruise to Komodo is done through itinerant programs of 7 or 9 nights, departing from Labuan Bajo (Flores island). These diving safaris allow you to explore the best sites in the national park, with 20 to 26 dives included depending on the duration of your adventure.