科莫多潜水向导 1 Aug 2026 7 min read
2027年科莫多潜水船之旅的费用是多少?哪些周是旺季?
Pinta's 2027 dive charters run USD 11,250 to USD 37,900 whole boat, and leisure charters from USD 4,900. Full rate cards, the…
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旅行日记
My Komodo diving cruise aboard the Pinta Liveaboard was an incredible experience. This traditional wooden phinisi, built in 2021, is 30 meters long and 6 meters wide, with a GT83 superstructure that really stands out. The craftsmanship is evident everywhere, constructed from beautiful Ironwood and Teak materials. With a 5000-liter water capacity, we never worried about resources, and the boat cruised comfortably at 8-10 knots, taking us smoothly between the islands.
The Pinta Liveaboard accommodates a maximum of 13 adults and 4 kids, spread across five selections of luxury rooms. I was really impressed with the attention to detail and comfort on board. Our itinerary focused on the main dive sites surrounding Komodo, Rinca, Padar, and Flores islands. Komodo National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere and World Heritage Site designated a protected area in 1980 and spanning 1,733 km², offers an diving experience. We typically managed 3-4 dives per day, which felt like the perfect balance, allowing us to fully explore the vibrant reefs.
One of the highlights was Batu Bolong, truly a jewel for its coral gardens and abundant fish life. I had heard that the best time for seeing mantas in Komodo is during the rainy season, between December and February, and the visibility during our December trip certainly confirmed this, often exceeding 30 meters. It’s worth noting the National Park fee is 300,000 Rupiah per day for each day you dive on a liveaboard in Komodo, an important detail to factor into your planning. My Komodo diving cruise delivered on every front, offering luxurious comfort and unforgettable encounters with the marine life of this incredible destination.
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