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Komodo National Park

Reefseekers

NEW!  Angel Island Bidadari (our accommodation) available from 14 July 2009, Private island with 10 AC/hot water cottages, breakfast, mini bar, tea/coffee making facilities, mini safe,. We have a lunch and evening menu of simple Indonesian/Western/vegetarian dishes with reasonable prices. Lunch is provided on diving days.

The Package Includes: :: Accommodation according to package, Breakfast, Dive guide, Tank and Weights, Diving according to package (2 dives per day), Lunch and refreshments on diving days, Return transfer between Labuanbajo airport and the Hotel, 1 morning visit on diving day to see the Komodo dragon on Rinca Island.

Not Included: :: International & Domestic Air Transportation, Komodo National Park Conservation fee to be paid locally, Evening meals and meals on day of arrival.

Reefseekers Diving in Komodo National Park

Taste the adventure of Dives in the World Heritage site of Komodo National Park

Reefseekers experienced Padi Divemasters and Instructors dive in these waters every day and know the Dive sites, the currents and the marine life, their passion and knowledge of the area and critters will keep you amazed through the whole of your diving experience with us. Our Reef-teach briefings will only add to your enjoyment of Komodo and her marine animal and plant life.

We have over 50 sites to choose from and have areas to suit every level of experience, whether you have just completed your Open Water course or have years of challenging dives behind you, we dare you to not be thrilled with what we have to offer you.

The corals in Komodo National park are pristine, with Mantas, sharks, turtles, dolphins, dugong, many pelagics, to the tiny pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, frog fish, you name it we've got it. The sites vary from gentle easy coral slopes to heart pounding adrenalin rides, from the warm waters of the Flores Sea in the north to the chillier waters down south in the Indian Ocean, the underwater terrain is so varied with sheer cliff walls, pinnacles, channels, sandy flat bottoms, underwater plateaus, slopes, caves, swim-throughs, all with varying colours, sizes and types of coral both hard and soft.

Let Reefseekers be your underwater park rangers and guide you through the many delights that Komodo National Park has to offer, she rivals the worlds best sites. We are confident you will not be disappointed.

Komodo National Park

The National park of Komodo is one of two National heritage sites in Indonesia and was set up in 1980 to protect the unique species the Komodo Dragon, it is run by the Director General of Forest Conservation and Nature Conservation (PHPA).  The park now encompasses the surrounding waters which are home to one of the richest fish faunas in the world.  Also involved in the Park in the US based non profit organization  The Nature Conservancy (TNC) they are assisting the Parks authorities with the development of the marine component of the Park's 25 year management plan.  The park includes 41,000 ha of land and 132,000 ha of marine waters. The diversity of life in the park is enough to more than satisfy anyone coming to observe the life above or below the waters, be it for any type of Flora and Fauna, the Park and surrounding area has wonders abound.

Reefseekers Dive Centre
is based in Labuan Bajo a small fishing town hugging the hillside on the West coast of Flores and the gateway to begin your exploration of this unbelievable island of surprises, with it's World class Diving and Snorkeling , Myriads of tiny deserted islands, Volcanoes, Komodo Dragons, Flying Foxes, Megalithic sites, Caves, Sulphur pools, Waterfalls, Endless Forests, Spider web rice fields, Traditional villages, Stick fighting, Flora and Fauna like you'll see nowhere else, there is certainly something to capture everyone's interest and not forgetting the warm welcome from the local people themselves, talk to them and learn about their Culture with it's many myths and legends, your stay on Flores will be a memory that you will never want to forget and for sure it is a place you will want to return to.  With 15 years experience of providing a personalized, first class service to both divers and student divers, Kath and Ernest invite you to taste the diving off the west coast of Flores in and around the Komodo National Park, these dive sites rival the Worlds best.

Getting to the Dive Sites

We have the choice of twin engined speed boats to get to dive sites most are between 30 - 60 mins away, or you can choose to take the more leisurely route with our traditional boat which takes a minimum of 90 mins. Prices from $35 for 2 dives, includes Divemaster, lunch, tank and weights. Radio, Oxygen and First aid kit aboard.

What you can expect

A days diving includes 2/3 dives with a Padi Divemaster, lunch and refreshments on a perfect deserted island. Taken by speed boat or Traditional boat to the dive sites of your choice, after a Reef teach from your Divemaster and an orientation to the site, you will enter the water and gently sink under the crystal blue water, get ready to be amazed, your Divemaster will guide you though the endless procession of marine life awaiting you, critters spotted will be identified and logged after the dive.

What we expect.

We are here as visitors to the underwater world and expect our guests to treat the homes of all marine life the same you would treat the home of a friend, we have a strictly no touch, no take policy, if you want to capture something then please do it on film with your camera.

When to dive

The only month not advisable to go diving is February, the strong winds come from the West making many days impossible to get to any sites and stirring up the visibility.

Water Temperature

The temperature of the water varies from 24 to 31 degrees Celsius, but often cold upwellings can chill you, in the South upwellings can be as cold as 16 degrees from the Indian Ocean.

What to wear

Everyone feels the cold to different degrees, but we generally recommend at least 3mm full suits, we use 5mm full and often a shorty 3mm on top when it gets a little chillier, if you don't mind wearing a hood then bring it along too.

Rental Equipment

·  Brand new rental equipment is available to divers:
·  Oceanic Regulators and gauges
·  Buddy BCD
·  Prescription Masks minus 1.5 up to minus 8
·  5 and 3mm suits, long and short
·  Boots and Fins
·  Cameras  Nikonos 5 + Strobe + lenses, Sea + Sea Motormarine II 

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