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PADI 5-Star Dive Center, Labuan Bajo

Dive Komodo with the tribe.

Small groups of four or fewer, new gear and free hotel pickup. Fun dives and PADI courses from Labuan Bajo into the mantas, sharks and wild currents of Komodo National Park.

  • 5.0 from 509 Google reviews
  • Max 4 divers per guide
  • Free hotel pickup

A day on the boat

3 dives, 1 hot lunch

  1. 06:00Hotel pickup
  2. 06:50Boat leaves Labuan Bajo
  3. 08:30Dive 1
  4. 10:45Dive 2
  5. 12:30Hot lunch on board
  6. 13:30Dive 3
  7. 16:00Back at your hotel

Fun diving from

Rp 2.715.000

About US$154
per diver, per day

Google rating from 509+ divers
5.0
Dives logged by our team
22,000+
Divers max per guide
4
Years reading Komodo's currents
20+

5 mThe Dive Tribe promise

Every diver should feel safe, looked after and genuinely stoked.

From your first breath underwater to your hundredth drift dive, every day runs on small groups, good gear and guides who have spent more than two decades reading these currents.

Meet the tribe

Free hotel pickup

Pickup and drop-off in Labuan Bajo is included on every single dive day.

Max 4 divers per guide

Small groups mean proper attention, safer drifts and a far more relaxed dive.

22,000+ dives logged

Our team has spent more than two decades reading Komodo's tides and currents.

New gear, no extras

Aqualung, Cressi and Mares equipment, serviced on a rolling schedule and included in every package.

18 mWhere we dive

29 dive sites in the heart of the Coral Triangle.

From gentle coral gardens to pinnacles where the current brings in sharks, trevally and mantas. We pick each day's sites the night before, based on the tide, the current and the divers on board.

Visibility
15–30 m
Typical depth
18–24 m
Currents
Mild to strong
Mantas
All year
Explore the dive sites

24 mMeet your instructors

The heart of Dive Tribe.

Karen and Martin have thousands of Komodo dives between them, and the whole crew is here to make your days on the water easy.

About the tribe

Martin

PADI Master Scuba Instructor

Martin leads many of our Open Water courses and is known for putting nervous first-timers at ease. His name comes up in a lot of our reviews.

Karen

PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor

Karen teaches PADI courses from your very first try dive through to Advanced Open Water, on the reefs she knows best.

Alland

PADI Divemaster

Alland guides our fun dive groups through Komodo's currents, always with four divers or fewer.

Plus Captain Isran at the helm, Chef David in the galley, and Nur and Nanda keeping the office running.

27 mReviews

Don't just take our word for it.

Over five hundred divers have reviewed us on Google. Here is what a few of the most recent had to say.

5.0

from 509 Google reviews

“We Had the Most amazing days with this Diving school!”

Löni GöddeOpen Water course, October 2026

“I had the best three dives ever, manta rays, turtles, loads of fish and the best coral.”

Gillian HodgesFun diving, October 2026

“Marty was my instructor, and he was a great guy very patient, understanding, and supportive … It may be one of the more expensive options, but in my opinion, it's absolutely worth the extra money”

Amélie GodardFirst ever dive, October 2026

30 mGood to know

Planning your Komodo dive trip.

The questions we hear most, answered. Still wondering about something? Message us on WhatsApp any time.

All questions
How many days do I need?

Plan at least 3 days to cover the north, the central park and the manta sites. Four to six days is ideal: 12 to 18 dives, with a rest day and a Komodo dragon trek in between.

When is the best time to dive Komodo?

We dive year-round. The main season runs from April to November, July to September is peak time for big fish and the northern sites, and December to March brings the big manta aggregations.

What does a typical dive day look like?

Hotel pickup between 06:00 and 06:30, the boat leaves at 06:50, then three guided dives at Central or North Komodo sites with a hot lunch on board. You are back at your hotel by about 16:00 to 16:30.

How much does a dive day cost?

A 3-dive fun dive day is Rp 2.715.000 (about US$154) when you book online, and the daily rate drops on multi-day packages to about US$141 a day over seven days. Park fees are extra and paid on the day.

Day trips or a liveaboard?

Day trips suit most divers: they cost less, stay flexible and reach the Central and North sites. A liveaboard makes more sense for southern sites like Manta Alley and Cannibal Rock, for four or more dive days in a row, or if you want to wake up at the dive site. Liveaboards start from around US$1,500 per person.

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