Komodo Aggressor Itinerary

Banda Sea 11N

Day 1
The crew will transfer our guests from Alor airport or the hotel to the ship. After a welcome briefing by the cruise director, our guests move into their cabins before departure. 

Embarking on a diving trip aboard a liveaboard from Alor to Ambon is an exhilarating journey through some of Indonesia's most diverse underwater landscapes. As the boat sets sail from Alor, divers are greeted by the stunning vistas of unspoiled islands and crystal-clear waters, a prelude to the adventures that await beneath the surface. Each day features multiple dives at renowned sites, showcasing vibrant coral reefs, bustling marine life, and thrilling encounters with pelagic species. From the colorful reef fish of Alor to the mesmerizing muck diving opportunities around Ambon, every dive offers a unique glimpse into the rich biodiversity of the region.

Meals are often served on deck, allowing guests to soak in the breathtaking sunsets over the ocean, creating a perfect backdrop for relaxation. The Komodo Aggressor's voyage from Alor to Ambon is a once-in-a-lifetime experience due to its unique combination of adventure and leisure, giving divers enduring memories of the captivating Indonesian islands and underwater marvels. 

The pristine richness of the Banda Sea's dive spots is well known. See everything from schools of hammerhead sharks to magnificent pelagic fish. Explore the densely populated reefs surrounding the Ai and Hatta Islands, as well as Gunung Api, which is well-known for its active underwater volcano; Nil Desperandum, an isolated reef with very deep sea around it; and Pulau Manuk, famous for its thousands of sea crates around the island's water. Every dive in the Banda Sea is an adventure into a colorful underwater environment that is brimming with history and life.
 

Final day of diving with 2 scheduled dives and transfer to the port of Ambon.

Check out and transfer to the airport of Ambon.

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