Komodo Aggressor, Indonesia

The Komodo Aggressor is a 30-meter liveaboard that offers divers an immersive journey through Indonesia's Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its rich marine biodiversity. The vessel accommodates up to 16 guests across eight well-appointed staterooms. Options include master cabins, deluxe cabins, and twin-bed configurations. Each room is equipped with private en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, and ample storage, ensuring a comfortable stay for all guests.

The yacht's social spaces are thoughtfully designed for relaxation and connection. A cozy air-conditioned salon and dining area provide a welcoming environment to share dive stories or enjoy meals. The sundeck features shaded seating, loungers, and a hot tub, creating the perfect setting to unwind while enjoying panoramic views of the Komodo region. Guests also have access to a well-stocked bar and complimentary Wi-Fi for added convenience.

Diving operations are supported by a spacious dive deck equipped with individual gear storage, rinse tanks, and freshwater showers. Photographers benefit from dedicated camera tables and charging points, making it easy to prepare for underwater photography. Guests can participate in up to four dives daily, including night dives, at renowned sites like Castle Rock and Crystal Rock. Nitrox is available for those who wish to extend their dive times and explore the park's vibrant reefs and pelagic encounters.

Dining aboard the vessel includes freshly prepared meals, snacks, and beverages throughout the day, with an emphasis on both local and international cuisine. Special dietary needs can be accommodated with advance notice.

Itineraries through Komodo National Park offer dynamic diving experiences, from thrilling drift dives to encounters with manta rays, reef sharks, and vibrant coral gardens. Combining well-designed accommodations, exceptional diving amenities, and professional guidance, this Indonesia liveaboard provides an unforgettable journey into one of the world’s most biodiverse marine environments