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The Best Flores and Alor Liveaboard Diving Cruises

Dive Trips Where Volcanoes Meet Vibrant Reefs

The islands of Flores and Alor lie in south-eastern Indonesia, with Komodo National Park to the west and the Banda Sea to the north. Unsurprisingly these islands are therefore home to an abundance of marine life and present some wonderful liveaboard diving opportunities.

Flores is an island known for its impressive numbers of endemic species - you are likely to see many new species when diving here. Maumere Bay’s reefs, damaged by an earthquake in the 1990s rebounded strongly and are a great spot for adventurous liveaboard divers looking to get away from the crowds of nearby Komodo. Nearby islands such as Babi and Lambata are must-dive areas when in Flores. Rare weedy scorpionfish, wonderpus, sea apples, pygmy seahorses, mantis shrimp and leaffish all adorn the reefs here. Large gorgonians spread wide in current-swept channels, where garden eels carpet the sea floor, and occasional reef sharks and eagle rays may cruise by in the blue.

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Alor, like Flores, is a great place for liveaboard diving. Here currents are your friend and they take you on a tour past healthy coral, vibrant reefs and around schooling fish. There is also excellent macro life when in sheltered areas, including pegasus, bobbit worms, Spanish dancers and even the rare Djibouti giant! Around spots like Pura Island and Kal’s Dream, larger species abound such as dog-tooth tuna, barracuda and grey reef sharks. [More details on these dive sites: Flores and Alor].


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