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"Ikan Terbang" and "Ari Jaya" live aboard boats

We are Aleksandra and Jerome, Polish and French divemasters

On our live-aboard boats: “Ari Jaya” we organize diving safaris to Komodo National Park.

“Ari Jaya” is a wooden motorboat. It is fully adapted for the requirements of professional diving safaris and small diving groups.

We speak English, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish and Indonesian. We offer great dives, professional service and a friendly on-board atmosphere.


"Ari Jaya" at Gili Lawa bay	Ikan Terbang cruising at Komodo

Komodo's reefs	Komodo beach

All cruises begin and end at Labuan Bajo, West Flores.
All dive sites are located within the Komodo National Park.
Cruises can operate with a minimum of two passengers.

Itineraries for every trip are adapted to meet with current weather conditions, the expectations of the clients and skill levels of the participating divers.

We recommend a safari lasting one week, available at any time during the year. The number of cruising days can be adjusted to meet the requirements of our clients.

Depending on interests of out passengers, we include stops in Rinca or Komodo islands and organize trekking excurions to see the famous dragons.


Underwater life at the Komodo National Park

Ari Dive Live Aboards
Labuan Bajo, West Flores Komodo,
Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia 86554
Mobile phone: +62-81337235093, +62-81353607593
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Website: www.aridive.com

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