Komodo Village

Komodo Village in East Nusa Tenggara sits near the eastern edge of Indonesia’s Komodo region. It isn’t a traditional city gateway for diving, but the surrounding area provides access to several renowned dive sites within the Komodo National Park and nearby reefs in the Savu Sea. With local boats and operators concentrated around the regional hubs, divers typically use nearby towns as bases for day trips to walls, drift dives, manta cleaning stations, and encounters with large pelagic species. The area is known for strong currents and warm tropical water; visibility can vary by site and season. For practical planning, expect basic coastal access from rural settlements, with the main diving action happening via charter boats from closer ports within a few hours’ travel.