KOMODO NATIONAL PARK
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Komodo National Park in Indonesia is one of the most spectacular marine and terrestrial ecosystems in the world. This group of volcanic islands — including Komodo, Rinca and Padar — is home to the famous Komodo dragon, as well as one of the richest marine biodiversities on the planet, at the very heart of the Coral Triangle.

The PHOCTOPUS experience in Komodo

“PHOCTOPUS visited the site and dived in Komodo National Park in August 2022.
This on-site exploration allowed us to confirm the destination’s outstanding reputation: nutrient-rich currents, exceptionally healthy reefs, frequent encounters with manta rays, sharks, large schools of pelagic fish, and remarkable macro life.

Beyond diving, Komodo offers breathtaking landscapes — white and pink sand beaches, arid hills with spectacular viewpoints, and a constant sense of raw, untouched nature. A demanding yet unforgettable destination, reserved for divers seeking truly authentic experiences.

Exploring Komodo with Wallacea Dive Cruises

For this exploration, Wallacea Dive Cruises stands out as a reference operator. Specialised in liveaboard diving cruises in Indonesia since 2002, Wallacea offers itineraries perfectly suited to Komodo’s specific conditions, combining safety, comfort and in-depth local expertise.
Their approach prioritises access to sites far from mass tourism and a respectful immersion within fragile ecosystems, making Wallacea an ideal partner for discovering Komodo under the best possible conditions.
🔗 Learn more about Wallacea Dive Cruises:
https://wallacea-divecruise.com/fr

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Komodo National Park with Wallacea and The Seahorse, diving in the fiery ring of the Indian Ocean