Ilike 10D9N

The Ilike Liveaboard 10D9N Bali, Komodo Island trip is a well-planned trip that combines two of Indonesia’s most famous places into one amazing marine safari. This 10-day trip starts on the lively beaches of Bali and heads east, following the route of the famous Komodo dragons. On the elegant Ilike Liveaboard, you will see two very different underwater worlds. First, you will visit the rich, nutrient-filled waters around Nusa Penida, which are home to the spectacular Mola Mola (Sunfish) and Manta Rays. Then, you will travel into the heart of Komodo National Park. This trip is great for the diver who wants to see it all. It combines Bali’s legendary pelagic encounters with Komodo’s world-class reefs, which are known for sharks, schools of fish, and stunning coral landscapes. You can experience it all in one smooth Komodo liveaboard package from Bali.

This 10-day liveaboard trip from Bali to Komodo is more than simply world-class diving; it’s a full immersion in Indonesian culture and scenery. The trip includes spectacular land excursions, such a guided hike on Rinca Island to see the prehistoric Komodo dragon in its natural environment and chances to see traditional village life on distant islands. The Ilike Liveaboard itself offers a degree of comfort and service that makes your trip both exciting and restful. The ship has large sun decks, excellent meals, and a crew that is dedicated to making your trip unique. The Ilike Liveaboard’s 10D9N itinerary is the best choice for travelers who want to see and do as much as possible in Indonesia. It includes exciting dives, famous wildlife sightings, and luxurious travel through the heart of the archipelago.

Dives: Approximately 24 dives in total

Experience: Advanced Open Water – 75 minimum logged dives required.

Itinerary Extras: * We require a minimum of 75 logged dives and AOW (or equivalent) certification. If clients have between 50 and 75 logged dives, they can book a private dive guide (subject to availability).

Marine Life: Critters, schooling surgeons, big eye jacks, snapper or barracudas and pelagic, manta rays, sunfish or Mola Mola.

The first day is just to help you get used to your new place. On your first night, you will be rocked to sleep, and then we will go to the Moyo and Satonda Islands. There is a great route on Satonda that leads to its saltwater lake. The island was made by an eruption that happened 1000 meters below the surface. Diving around this island is a fun way to start learning about the amazing creatures that live in this never-ending archipelago.

We will stop on another volcanic island, Sangeyang, which last erupted in 2015. There are still some people that reside on this island. The dive is really incredible. There are great macros on the black sandy slopes here. Hot Rocks is a unique diving spot because little bubbles rise from the bottom and the rocks.

Arriving in Komodo National Park in the North, where the water from the Flores Sea is usually still cool and nice. There are a lot of fish on these underwater pinnacles. You can see schools surgeons, big eye jacks, snapper or barracudas, and pelagic fish. Komodo has a lot of different places to see. From underwater peaks to sloping sandy bottoms with manta cleaning stations to driving along to a beautiful coral reef.

The water temperature will likewise drop as you go south. Nusa Kode is one of her favorites. The corals are fantastic because this horseshoe-shaped entrance gets a lot of nutrients from the Indian Ocean. In terms of size and color, as well as in terms of size. There are a lot of fish, and some species you may have never seen before could remind you of the monsters you used to know as a kid.

These nutrients also bring in bigger pelagic fish, like the beautiful manta ray. They are either running after each other or getting cleaned at the cleaning station. There have also been reports of sightings of the hard-to-find Mola Mola sunfish.

Your adventure isn’t complete until you see the Komodo Dragons, the last living dinosaurs. You may get a close look at them at the National Park. You will also get macaque monkeys, deer, wild pigs, and wild horses if you are lucky.