Warisan Komodo dive boat review
The Warisan Komodo is a 23 meters liveaboard operating in Komodo National Park, Indonesia. Built in 2014, the vessel is made of sturdy wood, following the traditional Indonesian phinisi guidelines.
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Boat Cabins & Layout
The Warisan Komodo can welcome small groups of divers of families as the maximum number of guests on-board is 5. It’s indeed a rather private cruise ship, offering 2 comfortable cabins. The first cabin features a double-bed, private en-suite, air-conditioning and sleeps 2 people. The second cabin also displays the same amenities, with an extra single bed, allowing for a third person or a child.
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Warisan Komodo’s On-board Facilties
The dive boat is not the biggest around Komodo but offers ample space to a small group of 5 guests. Indeed, when you have a whole boat for yourself and a few friends it means plenty of lounging spaces and privacy. First, the top sundeck welcomes divers with cushioned lounge chairs and bean bags, adding to the stunning view of Komodo from up there! Secondly, there’s more sundeck space on the main deck, at the bow. Finally, you’ll find a booth like dining area which is covered but open-air. The chef serves delicious fusion cuisine cooked fresh everyday.
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Scuba Diving with Warisan Komodo
The boat has all the latest safety and navigation technologies on-board, ready to discover and scuba dive! The boat offers cultural tours and snorkeling on a regular basis, but a scuba diving cruise can be booked on request. The Komodo National park has some of the richest and healthiest marine ecosystem in the world. Indeed, it’s part of the coral triangle, known to included neighboring Raja Ampat. You will surely be impressed, either under the water or on land!
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Where does this liveaboard dive boat go?
Check out the fabulous places where this dive boat travels to.
Note: some destinations may not be listed below, please enquire for more details.
destination of the monthKomodo Island
Komodo pairs busy coral pinnacles and manta habitat with quieter bays and southern macro reefs. The best plan matches your experience to the tides, with a choice of Labuan Bajo day boats or longer cruises.
Wakatobi
Coral gardens, walls and tiny reef residents, with distinct choices between local island diving, Wakatobi Resort and Pelagian cruises.
Raja Ampat
Fish-filled reef corners, tiny pygmy seahorses and manta encounters give Raja Ampat its extraordinary range. Resorts, homestays and liveaboards offer different ways into this remote Indonesian archipelago.
Gili Islands, Lombok
Turtles, reef slopes and short boat trips make the three Gilis an appealing diving base. Training-friendly profiles and deeper drift sites offer quite different days underwater.
Lembeh Strait
Lembeh’s volcanic sand hides frogfish, seahorses and other remarkable small creatures. Slow macro dives are the main draw, with coral sites and guided snorkelling adding variety.
Bunaken, Manado
Bunaken pairs coral-covered walls with shallow reef gardens, turtle habitat and small creatures in the crevices. Island resorts and Manado-based boats offer different ways to enjoy the same marine park.
Tulamben
Tulamben’s USAT Liberty combines a shore-access wreck with reef life, while the Drop Off and nearby macro sites reward a longer stay. Rocky entries, depth and conditions still shape the dive.
Pemuteran, Lovina
Pemuteran combines shore-access restoration reefs, short boat dives and rewarding macro excursions. Lovina is a separate north-coast base; Puri Jati and Secret Bay offer a different, sand-and-critter diving day.
Padang Bai
Padang Bai rewards close looking: sandy slopes, reef fish and tiny macro subjects near Blue Lagoon and Jepun, with more demanding offshore dives available when conditions suit.
Nusa Penida / Nusa Lembongan
Manta cleaning stations, seasonal sunfish and lively coral drifts make Penida and Lembongan memorable. The best dive is the one matched to the current, swell and experience of the group.
Menjangan Island
Menjangan’s reef shelves and coral-covered walls reward unhurried diving and snorkelling from mainland bases in northwest Bali. Clear water and sea fans are part of the appeal, with profiles and site choices matched to conditions and experience.
Candidasa
Candidasa’s offshore islets offer dramatic walls, schooling fish and reef-shark encounters, with seasonal sunfish possibilities. Strong, changeable currents make Tepekong, Mimpang and Biaha outings for suitably experienced divers and careful local planning.
Bali
Bali brings together the coral-covered Liberty wreck, east-coast macro life and the manta encounters and seasonal sunfish of Nusa Penida. Shore dives and drift dives suit different experience levels; currents, colder upwellings and the chosen base shape the trip.
Indonesia
From Bali's volcanic shores to Raja Ampat's coral gardens, discover Indonesia's wrecks, walls, manta encounters and remarkable macro life. The most rewarding region depends on the season, your experience and the diving you love.
Amed
Amed combines volcanic-sand macro dives, shallow reef gardens, artificial reefs and deeper walls. Shore entries and short jukung trips make a rewarding east-Bali base, with sites chosen for experience and conditions rather than a promise of current-free diving.
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