Overview:

Loh Namu is a lesser-known dive site in Komodo National Park, offering a mix of sloping reefs, coral gardens, and sandy patches. With fewer divers visiting, it provides an excellent opportunity for peaceful exploration and macro photography.

Dive Type:

Sloping reef and muck dive with mild to moderate currents.

Key Features:

• Gently sloping reef with a mix of hard and soft corals.
• Sandy patches ideal for spotting macro marine life.
• Occasional encounters with larger pelagics near deeper areas.

Best Time to Dive:

April to November, during the dry season, when visibility is best.