Sundari Voyages

Sundari Voyages operates in Indonesia, primarily exploring the Komodo and Raja Ampat regions. Embarkation and disembarkation take place at Waterfront or KP3 Harbour in Labuan Bajo, with complimentary airport transfers available from Mutiara Komodo International Airport. The vessel offers easy access to remote dive sites while allowing guests to enjoy the convenience of a central departure point.

Diving around Komodo and Raja Ampat is world-renowned for its incredible biodiversity and dramatic underwater landscapes. Divers can expect vibrant coral gardens, strong currents teeming with pelagic species, and encounters with manta rays, reef sharks, and an abundance of macro life. The area suits a variety of skill levels, with guided dives catering to Open Water and advanced divers alike, ensuring both safety and unforgettable experiences.

[Read more: Komodo & Raja Ampat Dive Travel Guide]

The vessel features six well-appointed cabins, designed for comfort and relaxation after a day of diving. Guests can enjoy air-conditioned rooms with en suite bathrooms, daily housekeeping, Wi-Fi access, and modern amenities. The cabins range from Signature and Deluxe Rooms to spacious Master Cabins, providing cozy and functional spaces for two guests each.

Onboard, Sundari Voyages serves a combination of Indonesian and Western cuisine, with three plated meals daily complemented by snacks and beverages. Guests can enjoy local and imported beers, wines, spirits, and a selection of hot and cold drinks. The crew can accommodate dietary preferences such as vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and pescatarian with prior notice, and guests are welcome to bring their own liquor if desired.

Sundari Voyages operates in the heart of Komodo National Park, one of the world's premier dive destinations. Dive site selection is based on seasonal regions to ensure the best possible conditions. Exact sites may vary depending on weather, currents, and Captain's discretion.

Marine Life Highlights

Komodo is home to 1,200 resident manta rays alongside devil, marble, thorny, and eagle rays, plus over 1,000 species of tropical reef fish. Muck diving enthusiasts can spot blue-ring octopus, pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, frogfish, pipefish, and Coleman shrimps. Other common sightings are reef sharks, turtles, barracudas, bumphead parrotfish, Napoleon wrasse, and trevallies. Guitar sharks, marlins, and wobbegongs make occasional appearances, while dolphins and dugongs are frequent visitors, with seasonal sightings of whales and whale sharks.

Important Notes

• Guests should arrive in Labuan Bajo at least one day before departure (recommended), or 1 hour prior to check-in at the operator's office
• Minimum certification: Adventure Deep Dive (required for dives beyond 18m); courses can be completed onboard
• Night dives require prior certification or can be completed onboard (optional)
• Last dive on the final day is at 10:00 a.m.
• Minimum 18-hour no-fly interval after last dive recommended (SSI standards)
• Itinerary and dive sites may vary depending on weather, tides, regulations, and Captain's discretion

Beyond Diving

Aside from diving, guests may explore the best of Komodo on land, like trekking Padar Island for iconic views, visiting Komodo to see the famous dragons, and relaxing at Pink Beach. The experience also includes beach cleanup activities. Sundari Voyages donates 1% of each trip to the local dive community, reef restoration programs, and waste management initiatives