Sea around the island of Komodo offers brilliant colors and exotic marine life. This makes it great fascination for divers and snorkeling enthusiasts. If you're one of them, this sea area should be explored.
When diving in the waters around Komodo Island, you can see the collection of fish into waterways rushing up from deep sea vents. Meanwhile, the sea floor left by the hordes of fish is covered with a thick fluorescent corals and marine invertebrates. This also makes it a paradise for underwater photographers.

Pure coral reefs in Komodo Island Mantas filled with stingrays, sharks, turtles, dolphins, dugongs, Pelagic, seahorses, nudibranchs, frog fish, and various other fish species.

Water surrounding the island is filled with turmoil and the unique marine life. A marine reserve has recently also been set up and most of these reserves have been documented but not yet investigated.

You can find sites that vary in these waters ranging from reef slopes gently up in the area that will create a heart pounding and warm waters of the Flores Sea in the north to cooler waters in the southern Indian Ocean.

Underwater plateau varies with the wall of cliffs, peaks, plateaus under water, slopes, caves, and various channels that have a variety of colors and sizes and various types of hard and soft corals.

Some interesting dive sites around Komodo Island sea is Angel Island, Sabolon, and Batu Bolong. Each has its uniqueness and of course have the underwater scenery is very beautiful.

Water temperature at the dive sites range from 20-28 degrees Celsius and the southern site has a colder temperature. 3mm wetsuit is recommended when enjoying the beautiful view with a rare view of 10-50 feet throughout the year.

For a more amazing experience, you can perform a dive at night. When you do, you'll see the beauty of color and diversity of life is more amazing. More information about diving around you can see in www.floreskomodo.com.

Komodo Island which is also the Komodo National Park (KNP) was established in 1980 and declared a World Heritage site in 1986.

KNP includes three major islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, and several smaller islands. If the combined total land area of the island has 41 000 hectares while the area covering 132 thousand hectares of waters.

To get to the dive sites, you can use the services of the prevailing daily flights from Bali to Labuan Bajo Komodo Airport or to Airport. Each will take 1.5 hours