Welcome to Komodo National Park, a world-class diving destination where rugged volcanic islands, nutrient-rich currents and thriving coral reefs create one of Indonesia’s most exciting underwater environments. From manta cleaning stations to exhilarating drift dives and kaleidoscopic reefs, Komodo offers unforgettable experiences for divers who crave both beauty and adrenaline.
For divers looking for comfort, safety, and high-quality service at a mid-range price, the Amaya Explorer delivers exceptional value. With attentive crew, well-planned dive operations and thoughtful inclusivity — including vegan-friendly menus — she’s an excellent option for exploring the dramatic underwater landscapes of Komodo.

Operating across Indonesia’s top regions, the vessel spends a prime part of the year exploring Komodo’s dynamic waters.
Hosting up to 16 guests in 8 cabins, the Amaya Explorer provides a personal and comfortable liveaboard experience supported by a professional, friendly crew.

4 Deluxe Cabins (Lower Deck) – Flexible layout with a lower double and upper single bunk.
2 Standard Twin Cabins (Lower Deck) – Twin bunk-style rooms with en-suite facilities.
All eight cabins onboard are air-conditioned with private en-suite bathrooms and hot showers, offering a relaxing retreat after energetic Komodo dive days. Accommodation includes. Guests can unwind in the cosy indoor lounge or enjoy the alfresco spaces and sun deck between dives.

The Amaya Explorer typically offers 3–4 dives per day, operated from two fast, stable dive tenders. Dive schedules are planned with currents and conditions in mind to ensure safe, optimal experiences at each site. Nitrox is available for certified divers wishing to extend bottom time.
Komodo’s dive season with Amaya Explorer usually runs from June to August, with some itineraries extending into surrounding months or combining with nearby regions for varied exploration.

Safety & Navigation: Life rafts, life jackets, fire detection systems, oxygen kits, first-aid, GPS and radio communications.
Dive Deck: Shaded preparation area, DIN/INT tanks, gear rinse zones and storage.
Camera-Friendly: Rinse stations and secure space for photo and video equipment.
Comfort: Daily housekeeping, fresh-water maker, indoor salon, outdoor lounge spaces, air-conditioned cabins, charging stations, and Wi-Fi when available.

Detailed costs will be provided at the time of enquiry.
Most Komodo trips begin and end in Labuan Bajo, the gateway to the national park. Depending on conditions, dives may include:
Castle Rock & Crystal Rock – High-energy drifts, pelagics and schooling life.
Batu Bolong – A vibrant coral pinnacle filled with life.
Makassar Reef & Manta Alley – Prime manta encounters.
Tatawa Besar, Siaba Kecil & the Cauldron – Diverse reefs, macro life and fast drifts.
Itineraries are adjusted by the captain and cruise director to suit tides, weather and visibility, ensuring the best possible diving throughout the voyage.
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