High Plains Scuba - Komodo Adventure, Indonesia

Komodo Diving - World-Class Adventure Beneath the Surface

Komodo National Park was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The National Park includes the three larger islands of Komodo, Rinca and Padar, as well as numerous smaller islands.

The dive spots around Komodo offers unbelievable variety. One day you can admire rare critters creatures in the morning and in the afternoon drift along with giant mantas and schools of big-eye jacks. There are patch reefs, bommies (pinnacles), sheer walls, and shallow coral gardens to be explored. There are more than 1000 fish species, 260 species of corals, 70 different sponge species, 17 species of whales and dolphins and at least 2 different kinds of sea turtles living in the waters of Komodo National Park.

Alor & Maumere Diving – Indonesia’s Hidden Gems

Discover the unspoiled waters of East Indonesia, where two extraordinary destinations offer unforgettable underwater experiences.

Alor enchants adventurous divers with dramatic drop-offs, vibrant coral walls, and nutrient-rich currents that attract schools of pelagic fish alongside rare macro life. Remote and pristine, it’s a paradise for experienced divers seeking excitement and untouched beauty.

Maumere, on the other hand, offers a more relaxed pace with gentle conditions, colorful reefs, and fascinating muck sites teeming with unique critters. Ideal for photographers and divers of all levels, it’s a perfect introduction to the region’s rich biodiversity.

Together, Alor and Maumere create a diverse diving journey—from thrilling currents and big fish encounters to serene reefs and extraordinary small marine life.

Tiaré

Your home for the next 11 nights, the Tiaré, a luxurious yet traditional Indonesian Phinisi that will take you on a journey of discovery to some of the most stunning diving spots in the world.

Tiaré offers a spectacular experience for divers as well as non-divers, with bright airy cabins, spacious bathrooms and a large front deck where you can socialize, eat under the stars or just relax in the Indonesian sunshine.

There is also a separate diving deck with hot water showers to warm up after a night dive.

All indoor and outdoor living areas, decks, and cabins are made with antique teak salvaged from old Joglos, which not only gives the feel of “real Indonesia”, but has helped to reduce the use of Indonesia’s endangered rainforests.