
Shenron Liveaboard, Indonesia
The ship has four cabins and four double beds in cabins, each having a private bath. All the cabins have an air conditioner, charging power plugs, and windows where natural ventilation takes place using the ocean wind.
Social areas are built to provide both comfort and functionality. The outdoor dining area is the focal point where guests are served fresh Indonesian and Western food. To unwind, a sundeck with benches is provided, perfect for relaxing between dives or sunbathing. An indoor lounge and briefing room provide a cozy spot to plan dives or just socialize.
Dive activities aboard the ship are properly organized, with early morning dives allowing the guests to go to less visited places in North and Central Komodo. Diving at South Komodo offers a chance to see untouched, isolated sites accessible only via liveaboards. Distant sites of South Komodo, including Nusa Kode, Padar, South Rinca, and South Komodo Island. Places like these are famous for their exceptional sea diversity, unique topography, and occasional opportunities to spot the Komodo Dragon
Safety features are not specified but are anticipated to adhere to standard procedures for liveaboard operations in the area
Cabins

Double Cabin
Double Cabin
Double Cabin
Size:12 m2
Deck:Lower Deck
Bedding:Double Bed
Max occupancy:2 Guests
Number of Cabins:2 Cabins
Ensuite Bathroom: Yes
Aircon: Yes
- Towels
With a 12 m² layout and a private bathroom, these cabins are perfect for guests seeking both privacy and convenience. Enjoy the modern amenities of air conditioning, international plugs, and ultra-comfortable hotel-quality beds, providing everything you need for a restful stay while exploring Indonesia’s stunning underwater world

Double Cabin
Double Cabin
Double Cabin
Size:17 m2
Deck:Upper Deck
Bedding:Double Bed
Max occupancy:2 Guests
Number of Cabins:2 Cabins
Ensuite Bathroom: Yes
Aircon: Yes
- Towels
These spacious 17 m² rooms offer a serene escape after a day of diving. Each cabin is thoughtfully designed with air conditioning, international plugs, and ultra-comfortable hotel-quality beds, ensuring a restful and relaxing experience. Wake up to panoramic sea views and enjoy the ultimate liveaboard retreat

Boat Specification
Dive Facilities
- Compressors
- Tenders for Diving
- Dive Deck
Boat navigation & safety
Full safety
Food & Drinks
- Western Food
- Local Food
- Dietary Restrictions
- Buffet Style
- Alcoholic Beverages and Spirits
- Hot & Cold Soft Drinks
- Snacks All Day
Onboard Facilities
- Sun Deck
- Sun Loungers
- Open Air Saloon
- Indoor Saloon
- Bar
Frequently Asked Questions About Shenron
How many divers per dive guide?
Is Nitrox onboard available?
What are the best ways to travel to reach Komodo Island?
What is the best time to visit Komodo Island?
Travelers seeking fewer crowds and lush green landscapes might prefer visiting during the rainy season, from November to March. While some boat tours may be limited by rough seas, particularly in January and February, this period offers better chances of spotting Komodo dragons. Manta rays are often seen in large numbers between December and February, and September to November provides incredible underwater biodiversity.
For the best general experience with favorable weather, good diving conditions, and fewer visitors, April to June and September to November are the ideal time frames
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Komodo Discovery: Central & Seasonal Highlights (3 nights) (Labuan Bajo-Labuan Bajo)
Included
- 3 Nights Accommodation
- 12 Dives with 3-4 days a day and 2 dives the last day
- Komodo Dragon walk on Rinca or Komodo
- Free short-term DAN diving insurance (upon request)
Obligatory surcharges
- Travel Insurance
- Islands entry Fees by Cash only
- Nitrox mandatory
- Fuel Surcharge : 1M IDR per trip, to be paid on board
- Park & Entry Fees : 285,000 IDR per day, to be paid on board
- Port Clearance / Per pax : 1M IDR per trip, to be paid on board
Extra cost
- Equipment rental
- Courses
Program
Day 1: Labuan Bajo to Central Komodo & Padar or South Komodo - 2 dives
Arrival & greeting at Labuan Bajo
Embarkation and cruise toward the park
Check dive at Sebayur Kecil and dives in Padar / central area
Overnight in a calm anchorage with sunset vibes
Day 2: Padar or Nusa Kode / South Komodo - 3 dives
Option 1: Padar (April–October)
Dive 1: Three Sisters
Dive 2 & 3: Secret dive spots around Padar
Optional hike to Padar viewpoint
Option 2: South Komodo / Nusa Kode (November–March)
Dive 1: Cannibal Rock
Dive 2: Yellow Wall
Dive 3: Manta Alley
Day 3: Central Komodo, Dragon Trek & Iconic Sites - 3 dives
Morning trek on Komodo Island to see the dragons
Dive 1: Pink Beach
Dive 2: Manta Point
Dive 3: Tatawa Besar or Siaba
Day 4: North Komodo or Batu Bolong & Return to Labuan Bajo - 3 dives
Last 3 dives of your liveaboard trip
3 dives: Central (Manta Point / Mawan or Batu Bolong) or North Side (Castle, Crystal, Cauldron)
Last dive of the trip will be 12:00
Cruise back to Labuan Bajo
Check-out & transfer to Dragon Dive Komodo hotel
Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons
Central Komodo North Expedition (2 nights) (Labuan Bajo-Labuan Bajo)
Included
- Up to 9 dives across 3 days
- Dive world-famous sites like Batu Bolong, Manta Point, Crystal Rock, or Castle Rock (weather dependent)
- Beach trek or sunrise hike at Gili Lawat Darat Island (when accessible)
- Encounter manta rays, sharks, turtles, and thriving coral reefs
- All meals prepared fresh onboard by our chef
- Comfortable AC cabins with ensuite bathrooms
- Sunset views, chill vibes, and a maximum of 8 divers for a boutique experience
- Free short-term DAN diving insurance (upon request)
Obligatory surcharges
- Islands entry Fees by Cash only
- Nitrox highly recommended ( dry course available to get certified )
- Fuel Surcharge 3-4 days : 1M IDR per trip, to be paid on board
- Komodo Park Fees : 285,000 IDR per day, to be paid on board
- Port Clearance / Per pax : 300,000 IDR per trip, to be paid on board
Extra cost
- Equipment rental
- Courses
Program
Day 1: Labuan Bajo – Central Komodo
Dive sites you’ll see
Komodo Highlights: Central & Padar or Northern Gems (4 nights) (Labuan Bajo-Labuan Bajo)
Included
- 4 Nights Accommodation
- 15 Dives with 3-4 days a day and 2 dives the last day
- Komodo Dragon walk on Rinca or Komodo
- Free short-term DAN diving insurance (upon request)
Obligatory surcharges
- Travel Insurance
- Islands entry Fees by Cash only
- Fuel Surcharge : 1M IDR per trip, to be paid on board
- Park & Entry Fees : 285,000 IDR per day, to be paid on board
Extra cost
- Equipment rental
- Courses
Program
Day 1:
Labuan Bajo & check dive.
Arrival in Labuan Bajo & transfer to Shenron Liveaboard
Welcome drink & safety briefing
Dive 1: Check dive at Sebayur Kecil
Overnight in a calm bay under the stars
Day 2:
Padar Island or Nusa Kode.
Option 1 - Padar Island (April - October):
Dive 1: Three Sisters
Hike on Padar for panoramic views
Dive 2 & 3: Hidden dive spots around Padar
Option 2 – South Komodo / Nusa Kode (November–March):
Dive 1: Cannibal Rock
Dive 2: Yellow Wall
Dive 3: Manta Alley
Day 3:
South Komodo & Dragon Trek
Dive 1 & 2: Secret dive sites in South Komodo
Trek on Komodo Island to see the dragons in the wild
Sunset on deck with tropical breeze
Day 4:
Central Komodo Icons
Dive 1: Pink Beach - soft corals & macro life
Dive 2: Manta Point - glide with graceful mantas
Dive 3: Batu Bolong - Komodo’s reef masterpiece
Day 5:
Return to Labuan Bajo
Optional early dive at Mawan or Pengah (if timing allows)
Breakfast onboard
Return to the port & airport transfer
Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons













