Komodo Liveaboards
Operated by Scuba Republic
KOMODO LIVEABOARDS
Komodo is best explored by liveaboard
Spread across a dramatic mix of islands and channels, Komodo National Park is one of the richest marine environments in the world. Coral reefs, seamounts, mangroves and sheltered bays come together below the surface, with Komodo dragons completing the experience on land.
And we’re proud to say that we have a wonderful team who knows these waters inside and out. They’ll guide you to the very best diving, while making sure you have a great time onboard too.
Meet Our Komodo
Liveaboards
Meet Our Komodo Liveaboards
Bajak
28m | 4 CABINS- 14 pax | 8 crew
Offering 4-5 day trips
Bajak laut means sea pirate in Javanese.
With 28 meters length and 8 meters beam, Bajak has a lot of space for a maximum of 14 guests and free areas with bean bags and sun mattresses for you to relax and enjoy the amazing scenery and the breeze between & after dives.
3 shared AC cabin with 4 beds each, 1 private ensuite cabin with double bed & own bathroom.
Capoeng
18m | 4 CABINS- 8 pax | 5 crew
Offering 3 day trips
The newest addition to our Scuba Republic family.
Capoeng means dragonfly in archaic Indonesian spelling – a symbol of lightness and transformation.
This 18-meter vessel is built for intimate journeys and soulful exploration. With space for just 8 guests, she offers a more personal way to experience the magic of Komodo.
2 shared bunk-bed cabins, 1 twin cabin, and one cozy dorm-style cabin – with simplicity, and comfort in mind.
The Scuba Republic
Diving Experience
Some of Indonesia's most exciting diving
From thrilling drift dives and manta encounters to colourful reefs and sheltered bays, Komodo offers extraordinary variety. Our liveaboards let you experience the best of this remarkable marine environment.
Small groups, better diving
We believe great diving is about quality, not crowds. With a maximum of 4 guests per guide, you'll enjoy more personal attention, relaxed dives and time to appreciate everything around you.
Experienced Guides, safe diving
Komodo's powerful tides and changing currents demand experience and careful planning. Our guides know how timing, conditions and dive site selection work together to create safe, enjoyable dives.
Responsible diving, done with care
We care deeply about the ocean and the communities we visit. We minimise our impact wherever possible, operate responsibly and prioritise fresh, locally sourced food when available.
Limited Access. Plan Ahead.
Komodo National Park now limits access to just 1,000 visitors per day. This has changed how trips to Komodo need to be planned.
If you have specific dates in mind, we strongly recommend booking early to ensure your place.
When you travel with us, we secure all required park permits before departure, so everything is in place before your trip begins.
Dates & Prices
Secure your cabin with a 50% deposit. Final payment is due 30 days before departure.
2026-2027
Read about Komodo National Park’s top 10 dive sites.
Marine life in Komodo
Komodo’s waters are part of the Coral Triangle, known as the most biodiverse marine region in the world. During your dives you may encounter:
Big marine life: manta rays, reef sharks, turtles, napoleon wrasse, and dolphins.
Schooling fish: fusiliers, trevally, snappers, and barracudas.
Macro life: nudibranchs, pygmy seahorses, frogfish, and shrimps.
Healthy corals: hard and soft corals bursting with color and life.
Every dive is a new adventure, with both pelagic action and intricate reef details waiting to be discovered.
If a liveaboard doesn’t fit your plans, we also offers daily dive trips in Komodo!
Stories from the Sea

