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Komodo National Park Dive Sites

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End of the World South Komodo | Remote, rugged, and raw — this is where Komodo diving lives up to its name.

8.7880°S, 119.6720°E

Overview

End of the World sits at the far southern tip of Komodo National Park, where the ocean feels vast and untamed. Exposed to powerful currents and nutrient-rich upwellings, this remote dive site is known for its dramatic topography and dense marine life. It’s an advanced dive — unpredictable and often challenging — but it offers some of the most exhilarating underwater encounters in the park.

Named for its wild, almost cinematic landscape, End of the World combines steep walls, rocky slopes, and coral-covered ridges. This is a place for big water and big sightings — and it’s a favorite among veteran divers and liveaboard guests seeking the full force of Komodo’s southern frontier.

 

Coral grouper resting under reef overhang during a Komodo diving expedition in the Coral Triangle

Fast Facts

  • Dive Type: Wall / Slope / Drift

  • Experience Level: Advanced

  • Depth Range: 10–35m+

  • Best Time to Dive: October–April (southern season)

  • Key Features: Exposed wall, strong currents, dramatic visibility

  • Marine Life Highlights: Giant trevally, reef sharks, manta rays, mobula rays, sweetlips, nudibranchs, turtles

Tips for Divers

  • This site is exposed and current-prone — only suitable for confident, experienced divers.

  • A negative entry and quick descent may be required depending on conditions.

  • Bring a reef hook for observation, but use it only on bare rock.

  • Excellent for wide-angle photography on clear days with strong light penetration.

About Lotus Liveaboards

Lotus Liveaboards offers immersive, small-group dive expeditions in the heart of Komodo National Park, operating out of Labuan Bajo, Flores, Indonesia. As the liveaboard division of Azul Komodo — the first PADI 5-Star Instructor Development Center (IDC) in Komodo and a certified Green Fins member — we specialize in high-quality, eco-conscious diving experiences aboard our handcrafted wooden vessels.

From our flagship Blue Lotus Phinisi to the beloved day boat Biru Asmara, our fleet blends traditional Indonesian craftsmanship with modern dive functionality and comfort. Every journey is guided by experienced crew and PADI professionals who are passionate about marine life, conservation, and creating unforgettable underwater adventures.

Whether you’re here to complete your next certification, encounter Komodo’s famous manta rays, or simply relax between dives with fresh, chef-prepared meals, Lotus Liveaboards delivers personalized service and five-star experiences — both above and below the surface.

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