EcoPro Duyung Baru Itinerary

Komodo Central South - 10N

Upon arrival on the day of the safari start, guests will be met by an EcoPro Divers staff member at their flight arrival time in front of the arrival exit door, after baggage claim, at Komodo airport in Labuan Bajo - easily recognizable by a sign reading "EcoPro Divers" or "EcoPro Duyung Baru." Our staff will then bring you to the boat for check-in. For guests already staying at a hotel in Labuan Bajo, the meeting point will be at the harbour KP3 jetty at the harbor at 11 am. Please allow us to coordinate all arrivals in the best way and eventually accept a very little waiting time. Latest check-in will be 12 pm.

This special itinerary explores both Central and Southern Komodo, offering a seasonal adventure into cooler, nutrient-rich waters teeming with life. While Central Komodo delivers colorful reefs and mantas, the south – especially around Nusa Kode and Horseshoe Bay—reveals a wilder, more remote side of the national park, ideal for those seeking something different.

On the day of arrival and departure there are no dives, and on the Marine Park days we do 3 dives. On the day before departure there will be one or two dives in the morning. 

 

Central Komodo is home to world-renowned dive sites like Batu Bolong, Manta Point, and Tatawa Besar. Here, you’ll find everything from towering coral pinnacles teeming with reef fish to gentle manta rays gliding through the currents. The coral gardens are some of the healthiest in Indonesia, bursting with color and life—from nudibranchs and pygmy seahorses to swirling schools of fusiliers and trevallies. 

Activities: Beach visits, Komodo Dragon excursion, Padar excursion, snorkeling.

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We will arrive in the morning in Labuan Bajo. You will be served breakfast and afterward transferred to the airport and checked in by Eco Pro Divers staff. The checkout time on the departure date is 11 am at the latest.

Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics, and local regulations.