The Komodo Aggressor sleeps a total of 16 guests. Guest accommodations include:
- 2 beautiful Balcony Suite staterooms (13 sqm) located on the upper deck with 2 twin beds (90 x 200 cm, to be combined to a king-size bed), picture window and private balcony with chairs and a table;
- 3 Master Staterooms with 2 located on the upper deck (9 sqm) with 2 twin beds (with the option to create a king-size bed) and picture window, and 1 located on the main deck (14.5 sqm) with a queen-size bed (150 x 200 cm) and a twin bed and a picture window;
- 3 lower deck Deluxe Staterooms each with a port hole - nr. 2 and 3 (8.5 sqm) with 2 twin beds, and nr. 1 (18 sqm) with a queen-size bed and twin bed. All staterooms have private bathrooms.

All the rooms have: No. of bathrooms / showers - 8 / 8 - hot water

Komodo National Park North (8 Days / 7 Nights - 24 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities

Diving environment: advanced divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving

Dive sites and activities: Sebayor, Komodo: Tatawa, Gili Lawa Laut, Sape Strait, Gili Banta, Batu Balong, Makassar Reef, Gili Lawa Darat, Sabolan, Batu Moncho. Hiking at Gili Lawa Darat, walk on Komodo Island to see Komodo dragons.

Day 1
The Komodo Aggressor liveaboard departs from port at 1 pm. If you're arriving on a morning flight, the crew will arrange to pick you up from Labuan Bajo airport, or local hotel transfers can also be arranged. Once on board, you'll be greeted with snacks and a welcome drink while the cruise director provides a detailed briefing to help you get acquainted with the boat and its professional team. A delicious lunch buffet is served, after which you can settle into your assigned cabin and set up your diving gear on the dive deck. The remainder of the day is yours to relax, whether you prefer sunbathing on the sun deck or browsing the onboard library in the air-conditioned saloon to learn more about Komodo. As the first evening of your cruise begins, enjoy a delightful dinner accompanied by a complimentary glass of wine.

Days 2-7
This itinerary focuses on the northern part of Komodo National Park, including Banta Island, with diving primarily concentrated in the Sape Strait. Dive highlights include encounters with manta rays at Makassar Reef, vibrant soft corals, tunicates, and marine life such as schooling trevallies, fusiliers, eagle rays, Napoleon wrasse, bumphead parrotfish, Oriental sweetlips, blacktip reef sharks, nurse sharks, dolphins, and incredible macro critters. Guests will also enjoy hiking in Gili Lawa Darat and a guided walk to observe the famous Komodo dragons in their natural habitat.
The liveaboard schedules 3 to 4 dives per day, including night dives, with 7-night trips offering around 22-24 dives in total. Depths range from 30 to 100 ft (9–30m), and water temperatures vary significantly across the park (can be as low as 72°F (22°C) in the south and as warm as 84°F (29°C) in the north). A 3-5 mm wetsuit with a hood is recommended year-round for comfort. All dives are conducted from 2 twin-engine tenders, ensuring safe and efficient transportation to the Komodo dive sites.
On the last full day of the tour there are only 2 dives scheduled. Then after the final dive, guests can go ashore on Komodo Island for the 'Dragon Walk', a short hike led by a park ranger who provides insights into the park and its iconic dragons, with staff members accompanying the group for safety. Then the Aggressor cruises back to port.

Day 8
Transfers from the boat to Labuan Bajo airport will start after breakfast, timing around your domestic flight schedule. Hotel transfers can also be arranged.

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Komodo National Park (11 Days / 10 Nights - 28 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities

Diving environment: advanced divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving

Dive sites and activities: Sebayor, Komodo: Tatawa, Gili Lawa Laut, Sape Strait, Gili Banta, Batu Balong, Makassar Reef, Padar, Langkoi, Horseshoe Bay. Hiking at Gili Lawa Darat, walk to see Komodo dragons.

Day 1
The Komodo Aggressor departs at 1 pm, with airport or hotel transfers available for morning arrivals. Upon boarding the liveaboard, enjoy snacks and a welcome drink while the cruise director briefs you about the vessel. After a buffet lunch, settle into your cabin and set up your dive gear. Spend the afternoon relaxing - sunbathe on deck or explore the onboard library. The first evening concludes with a delicious dinner and a complimentary glass of wine.

Days 2-10
This cruise explores the best dive sites in North and South Komodo National Park, including Banta Island, with diving concentrated in the Sape Strait, Padar Island, Langkoi, Horseshoe Bay, South West Flores, Motang Island, and the Mola Strait - accessible only during the Northwest Monsoon (1st quarter of the year). Unique sites like Motang Island and the Mola Strait are exclusive to this itinerary. Dive highlights include manta rays, occasional Mola-Mola (Langkoi), superb macro life, schooling jacks, bumphead parrotfish, lush soft corals, torpedo rays, and sea apples (Mota Island). Beyond diving, guests can hike Gili Lawa Darat and take a guided Komodo dragon walk.
The liveaboard offers 3-4 dives daily (including night dives), with 10-night trips featuring 26-28 dives. Depths range from 30-100 ft (9-30m), and water temps vary - 72°F (22°C) in the south to 84°F (29°C) in the north. A 3-5 mm wetsuit with hood is recommended. All diving is conducted from 2 twin-engine tenders for safety and convenience.
On the last full day of the trip only 2 dives scheduled. After the final dive, guests visit Komodo or Rinca Island for the Dragon Walk, a short hike led by a park ranger to observe wild dragons, with staff support. Then the Aggressor cruises back to port.

Day 11
Local airport and hotel transfers from the boat will begin after breakfast.

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Komodo National Park & Sumbawa (11 Days / 10 Nights - 28 Dives)

Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics, non diving activities

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving

Dive sites and activities: Komodo: Gili Lawa Laut, Gili Banta, Makassar Reef, Sumbawa: Sangeang, Bima Bay, Satonda, Lake Entrance Bay, Moyo. Hiking at Gili Lawa Darat, walk to see Komodo dragons, fruit bats at Satonda.

Day 1
Your Komodo Aggressor liveaboard adventure begins with a 1 pm departure. Morning arrivals can take advantage of convenient airport or hotel transfers. Once onboard, you'll be greeted with refreshing snacks and a welcome drink as the cruise director familiarizes you with the vessel. Enjoy a buffet lunch before settling into your cabin and preparing your dive equipment. The afternoon is yours to unwind - soak up the sun on deck or browse the onboard library as the boat sets sail for Gili Banta. As evening falls, savour a gourmet dinner accompanied by a complimentary glass of wine, setting the tone for your upcoming diving adventures.

Days 2-10
This diving safari explores the spectacular northern region of Komodo National Park, including Banta Island, as well as Sangeang Volcano, Bima Bay, and the pristine Satonda and Moyo islands along the northern coast of Sumbawa. Divers will experience an incredible variety of marine environments, from soft coral gardens and massive schools of trevallies to unique black sand muck diving and the unusual sight of underwater bubbles from Sangeang Volcano's geothermal activity. The itinerary also offers exceptional macro encounters, frequent sightings of octopus, majestic manta rays, and graceful eagle rays. Above water, guests can hike Gili Lawa Darat and witness the famous Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. A special highlight occurs during the evening cruise to Satonda Island, where thousands of fruit bats fill the sky at dusk.
The yacht schedules 3-4 dives daily (including night dives), with the trip featuring approximately 26-28 dives across depths of 30-100 ft (9-30m). Water temperatures in these northern areas range from 77-84°F (25-29°C), making a 3-5 mm wetsuit with hood ideal year-round. All diving operations use 2 twin-engine tenders for safety and efficiency.
The adventure concludes with 2 final dives followed by the unforgettable Dragon Walk on Komodo Island, where park rangers guide guests to observe the legendary Komodo dragons, before returning to port.


Day 11
Local airport and hotel transfers from the boat will begin after breakfast.

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Alor (10 Days / 9 Nights - 27 Dives)

Trip highlights: great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track

Dive sites and activities: Alor: Kalabahi Bay, Pantar Strait, Pura, Treweng, Ternate, Buaya; Wetar, Reong, Nyata, Romang, Kisar. Cultural village visits.

Day 1
Your Komodo Aggressor diving adventure begins with a 1 pm departure from Kalabahi Bay. Once onboard, you'll be greeted with a welcome drink and snacks as the cruise director briefs you on boat safety and the trip to come. Enjoy a buffet lunch before settling into your cabin and preparing your scuba equipment for diving tomorrow. The afternoon is yours to unwind as the liveaboard cruises in to the Pantar Strait. As the day sets, enjoy a delicious dinner accompanied by a glass of wine.

Days 2-9
Nestled in Indonesia's Lesser Sunda archipelago, Alor and Wetar offer extraordinary underwater adventures for liveaboard divers with pristine reefs and rare marine encounters. Alor's diverse dive sites range from vibrant coral gardens to dramatic drop-offs, teeming with reef fish, sea turtles, and occasional pelagics. Its unique topography includes underwater volcanoes and deep walls, while macro enthusiasts can spot hairy frogfish, Halimeda ghostpipefish, rhinopias, and wonderpus octopus. Beyond macro, encounters with whitetip reef sharks, bamboo sharks, and massive schools of bumphead parrotfish add excitement. Night dives reveal Spanish Dancers and other nocturnal wonders.
Wetar, even more remote, delivers untouched reefs with thriving hard and soft corals, along with critters like frogfish and flamboyant cuttlefish. Schools of trevally, barracuda, and occasional manta rays make for thrilling dives. Beyond diving, cultural experiences with local communities enrich the journey.
The yacht schedules 3-4 dives daily (including night dives), with 25-27 dives per trip in total. Water temperatures range from 23-28°C (75-82°F), occasionally dropping to 21°C (70°F); a 3-5mm wetsuit with hood is recommended. All diving operates from 2 twin-engine tenders for safety and effectiveness.
Only 2 dives are schedule for the final full day, before the liveaboard returns to port.


Day 10
Local airport and hotel transfers from the boat will begin after breakfast.

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Banda, Ambon, Alor & Forgotten Islands (11 Days / 10 Nights - 28 Dives)

Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, wall diving

Dive sites and activities: Alor: Kalabahi Bay, Pantar Strait, Pura, Treweng, Ternate, Buaya; Wetar, Reong, Nyata, Romang, Damar, Teun, Nila, Nil Desperandum, Serua, Gili Manuk, Banda Islands: Pualu Ai, Hatta, Gunung Api; Ambon. Historic and cultural village visits.

Day 1
Depart from Kalabahi Bay at 1 pm. Enjoy a welcome drink, safety briefing, and buffet lunch before settling in. Relax as the yacht cruises into the Pantar Strait, followed by a dinner with wine.

Days 2-10
Explore world-class dive sites in Alor, the Banda Islands, and the Forgotten Islands. Highlights include:
- Alor: Vibrant reefs, sharks, turtles, and rare macro life (frogfish, ghostpipefish, wonderpus).
- Forgotten Islands: Crystal-clear walls, pelagics (sunfish, tuna, sharks), and hammerhead sightings.
- Gili Manuk and Serua: Thrilling currents attracting barracuda, mobula rays, thresher sharks, and hammerheads.
- Banda Islands: Pristine coral reefs, endemic species (Ambon scorpionfish), dolphins, and schooling fish.
3-4 dives/day (26-28 total) are scheduled, including night dives. Conditions: 23-28°C (75-82°F) – 3-5 mm wetsuit recommended, 15-30m visibility.
The final day: 2 dives before returning to Ambon.


Day 11
Disembark after breakfast with transfers to the airport/hotels.
Note: Itinerary may run in reverse: confirm trip details in advance.

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Banda, Ambon & Forgotten Islands (12 Days / 11 Nights - 30 Dives)

Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, wall diving

Dive sites and activities: Alor: Kalabahi Bay, Pantar Strait, Pura, Treweng, Ternate, Buaya; Wetar, Reong, Nyata, Romang, Damar, Teun, Nila, Nil Desperandum, Serua, Gili Manuk, Banda Islands: Pualu Ai, Hatta, Gunung Api; Ambon. Historic and cultural village visits.

Day 1
Your Komodo Aggressor adventure begins with a 1 pm departure from Kalabahi Bay. Upon boarding, enjoy a welcome drink and snacks as the cruise director provides a safety briefing and overview of your upcoming journey. Savour a buffet lunch before settling into your cabin and preparing your scuba gear for the days ahead. Spend the afternoon relaxing as the liveaboard cruises into the Pantar Strait. As the sun sets, take advantage of a delicious dinner paired with a glass of wine.

Days 2-11
Nestled in Indonesia’s Lesser Sunda archipelago, Alor offers world-class diving with vibrant coral gardens, dramatic drop-offs, and thriving marine biodiversity. Encounter reef fish, sea turtles, whitetip reef sharks, and occasional pelagics, while macro enthusiasts can seek out rare critters such as hairy frogfish, Halimeda ghostpipefish, rhinopias, and wonderpus octopus.
The Forgotten Islands offer some of Indonesia’s most spectacular diving, with crystal-clear waters, coral bommies, and sheer walls plunging into the abyss. Nutrient-rich currents bring sunfish, dogtooth tuna, reef sharks, and sailfish. Whether you're into pelagics, muck diving, or schooling hammerheads, these remote sites deliver unforgettable encounters.
The Banda Islands boast pristine reefs teeming with marine life, from big pelagics to tiny critters, including the endemic Ambon scorpionfish. Keep an eye out for dolphins and whales from the deck, while underwater, schools of reef fish (damsels, anthias, soldierfish, angelfish) create a dazzling spectacle. The lesser-known sites like Manuk and Serua, have sea snakes, massive schools of surgeonfish, and strong currents that attract barracuda, giant trevally, mobula rays, and even thresher sharks. The highlight? A chance to witness large schools of hammerhead sharks, an increasingly rare sight.
The yacht schedules 3-4 dives daily (including night dives), with 28-30 dives per trip in total. Water temperatures range from 23-28°C (75-82°F); a 3-5 mm wetsuit with hood is recommended. Visibility should be 15-30 metres. All dives are conducted from 2 twin-engine tenders for safety and efficiency.
On the final full day, only 2 dives are scheduled before returning to Ambon.


Day 12
After breakfast, transfers to the local airport or hotels will be arranged.
Note: This itinerary may occasionally run in reverse so please confirm details for your specific trip in advance.

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North Sulawesi & Togian Islands (12 Days / 11 Nights - 30 Dives)

Trip highlights: dolphins, dugongs/manatees, great macro life/ marine diversity

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, wall diving

Dive sites and activities: Lembeh Strait, Bolaang Mongondow, Tanjung Flesko, Gorontalo, Togian Islands, Pulau Dua, Banggai Islands

Day 1
Your diving trip begins with a 1 pm embarkation in Bitung, North Sulawesi. After boarding the Komodo Aggressor, you'll be welcomed with refreshments while the cruise director provides a safety briefing and trip overview. Following a buffet lunch, you'll settle into your cabin and prepare your scuba equipment. Since your first 2 days will be spent in the renowned Lembeh Strait, the world's muck diving capital, you can expect your first dive on this very day. The evening concludes with dinner accompanied by fine wine as you anticipate the underwater wonders ahead.

Days 2-11
This extraordinary journey through north and central Sulawesi combines world-class muck diving, pelagic encounters, and pristine coral ecosystems across its most exclusive locations. You'll explore diverse underwater environments in remote locations that are rarely visited by other liveaboards or divers.
The voyage begins in Lembeh's volcanic black sand slopes, that are home to many extraordinary critters like seahorses, frogfish, mimic octopus, blue-ringed octopus, and pegasus sea moths. Continuing to Bolaang Mongondow, you'll discover spectacular coral reefs before heading to Gorontalo for potential whale shark encounters.
The Togian Islands offer pristine reefs bustling with marine life, including massive schools of blacktail barracuda, bigeye trevally, and passing pelagics like tuna, along with excellent macro opportunities and wreck diving. At Pulau Dua, you'll frequently encounter reef sharks and silvertip sharks. The expedition culminates in the untouched Banggai Islands, where you'll feel like a pioneer diver exploring these scarcely inhabited islands and spotting the endemic Banggai cardinalfish.
The liveaboard operates an intensive diving schedule with 3-4 dives daily (including night dives), totalling 28-30 dives throughout the trip. Water temperatures remain warm at 27-30°C (80-86°F), requiring just a 3-5 mm wetsuit, while visibility can reach an impressive 40 metres in some locations. All dives are conducted from twin-engine tenders.
On the final full day, the schedule lightens to just 2 dives before returning to port.

Day 12
After breakfast, you'll disembark in Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi, with transfers arranged to the local airport or hotels.
Please note that this itinerary may occasionally operate in reverse, so we recommend confirming your specific trip details in advance.

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[Information is best estimate in ideal circumstances and subject to changes beyond our control. The itinerary is a guide only and may be adapted to best suit the weather, tides, currents, availability and other prevailing events. Price is for the cruise, not for an exact number of dives].

Savour a delectable array of culinary delights, from authentic Indonesian specialties and sizzling barbecues to flavourful Asian fusion cuisine - all prepared with the freshest local ingredients possible.

Breakfast highlights:

• Cereals, Breakfast Breads, Fruit Platter, Yogurt, Oatmeal, Eggs Made to Order, and Juices;
• Chicken Sausage, Mee Goreng, Carrot Cake, Soto Ayam, Chocolate Croissant, Waffles, Lyonnaise Potato.

Lunch:

• Filling soups, fresh baked bread, crisp salad, sandwiches, and hot entrees;
• Salad Bar, Cauliflower and Broccoli Cream Soup, Meat Loaf with Bordelaise Sauce, Vegetable Lasagna, Seafood Tempura, Sliced Fruit, Apple Tart;
• Carrot Cream Soup, Calamari with Sauté Cashew Nuts, Beef lasagna, Grill Eggplant with Tomato Sauce, Fried Potato, Pineapple Cake;
• Lawar, Red Bean Soup, Beef Semur, Grill Fish with Balinese Salsa, Cassava Leaf with Coconut Milk, Steamed Rice, Boiled Sweet Corn, Banana Efek.

Dinner:

• Chef-prepared meals, featuring garden-fresh salads, seasonal vegetables, seafood, beef or chicken, followed by homemade desserts;
• Onion Soup, Surf and Turf, Potato au Gratin, Saute Vegetable, Lava Cake;
• Nicoise Salad, Grilled Rib Eye with Onion Sauce, Potato Wedges, Saute Red Spinach, Orange Cake;
• Vegetable Clear Soup with Quail Eggs, Fish Satay with Colo-Colo Sauce, Ketupat (Rice Cake), Panekuk (Grated Coconut with Palm Sugar).

Complimentary beverage selection:

• Fruit juices, soft drinks, iced water, iced tea, tea and coffee;
• A selection of local beer and wine;
• For premium spirits, we recommend bringing your preferred brands, as liquor is subject to high import duties.

To ensure we accommodate your needs, please note any special dietary requirements at the time that you submit your guest information form. Please note that due to our remote location, some dietary or beverage preferences may not be available.