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Description
Komodo Aggressor is a deluxe dive yacht run by Aggressor Fleet, offering scuba diving trips in Indonesia according to the seasons, accommodating up to 16 guests.
Boat
Komodo Aggressor is a beautifully crafted 95‑foot (29 m) Pinisi‑style wooden yacht designed for comfort, stability and excellent liveaboard diving experiences in Indonesia’s top dive destinations. Powered by twin engines and built with traditional Indonesian boatbuilding expertise, the yacht cruises steadily at about 8 knots with reliable onboard generators supplying 220‑volt power for guest convenience.
Komodo Aggressor has well‑appointed common areas including a large air‑conditioned saloon with lounge seating, dining space, media system and a sun deck furnished with loungers — perfect for relaxing between dives or socialising under the stars.
Komodo Aggressor offer guests delicious meals in various styles, with a variety of Egyptian feasts and local cuisine. If you have any special dietary requirements, please add this to your reservation through the GIS and speak to the yacht chef once onboard so he/she can adequately prepare to meet your needs. You will wake up to fresh fruits, hot entrees, cereals and juices. Lunches are buffet-style, featuring hot soups, homemade breads, salads and sandwiches and/or entrees. Dinners are chef prepared and served each evening and include salads, vegetables, seafood, beef or chicken with a fresh homemade dessert. Certain special dietary and beverage requests may not be available due to the remote nature of this location so we highly recommend you bring these items with you. Pork and turkey are not available.
Komodo Aggressor's beverages selection includes fruit juices, soft drinks, iced water, iced tea, coffee, and a limited selection of local beer and wine, which are complimentary. Due to the high duty charged on liquor, we suggest you bring your special brand from the U.S. or last duty free point. Due to local regulations, the bar will be closed while the boat is in port. Drinking and diving do not mix. Once you consume alcohol, you become a snorkeler until the next day.
Diving operations use two twin-engine tenders to shuttle divers to prime sites throughout the park. Additional dive facilities include freshwater showers, a dedicated camera room for underwater photographers, and well-organized dive deck space.
Cabin
Komodo Aggressor has 8 comfortable cabins, accommodating up to 16 guests per trip:
All cabins have private bathrooms, individually controlled air-conditioning, lots of storage space.
2 Balcony Suites (#7, 8)：
Located on the upper deck, each cabin comes with 2 twin beds that can be combined to create a king bed, large picture windows and a private balcony with table and chairs.
2 Master Staterooms (#5, 6)：
Located on the upper deck, each cabin comes with two twin beds that can be combined to create a king bed, seaview window.
1 Master Stateroom (#4)：
Located on the main deck, this cabin comes with a queen bed and a single bed side by side, seaview window.
2 Deluxe Staterooms (#2, 3)：
Located on the lower deck, each cabin comes with two single beds side by side, seaview window.
1 Deluxe Stateroom (#1)：
Located on the lower deck, this cabin comes with a twin bed and a queen bed side by side, portholes.
Diving
Typically 3 – 4 dives per day depending on itinerary.
No dive provided on the day of arrival and departure.
Only 2 dives will be provided on the last diving day.
All diving will provide experienced guide to lead the dive.
Other Informations
- Nitrox：Available with additional cost
- 15L Tanks：Available with additional cost
- REBREATHER Dive：Not available at the moment
- Dive Equipment Rental：Available, rate on reques
- Dive insurance：Divers must have valid dive insurance
- Wi-Fi Internet ：Not available at the moment
- Laundry Service：Not available at the moment
- Massage Service：Not available at the moment
- Payment on board：By cash (IDR, USD) or credit cards.
- Crew Number：18, including 2 dive guides
Itineraries
North Komodo - 7 Nights
The Komodo Aggressor embarks and disembarks in Labuan Bajo. For this itinerary, the Northern part of Komodo National Park including Banta Island will be covered. Diving activities will primarily be concentrated in Sape Straits (The straits separating Komodo and Banta Island). There will be hiking in Gili Lawa Darat and also a walk to see the Komodo Dragons.
Highlights of the itinerary: Manta rays in Makassar Reef, variety of beautiful soft corals, schooling fishes such as Jacks, fusiliers, Eagle Rays, Napoleon and Bumphead wrasses, Oriental Sweet Lips, Black tip sharks, Nurse sharks, Oceanic White Tip Sharks, Dolphins, Good macro life and the The Dragon Walk.
After the last dive of the trip, guests may go ashore to see the Komodo Dragons while guided by the park rangers at Komodo Island. Dragon Walk, as it’s called includes a short walk with an introduction by the guide about the National Park and Komodo Dragons where guests will see them in the wild. Staff members will accompany the group.
Komodo North & South - 10 Nights
The Komodo Aggressor embarks and disembarks in Labuan Bajo. The cruise is focused on diving North & South Komodo National Park including Banta Island.
Diving activities will be concentrated in Sape Straits ( The straits separating Komodo and Banta Island ) Padar Island, Langkoi, Horseshoe Bay, South West Flores, Mota Island and the Mola Straits ( The channel between Rinca Island and Flores ). This is only possible in the 1st quarter of the year during the North West Monsoon). Motang Island and the Mola Straits are available in this itinerary only. There will be hiking in Gili Lawa Darat and also the walk to see the Komodo Dragons.
Highlights of the itinerary: Manta rays and occasional Mola-Mola in Langkoi, excellent macro life, schooling fishes such as jacks, bumphead wrasses, excellent soft coral growth, torpedo rays, sea apples in Mota Island, the Dragon Walk.
After the last dive of the trip, guests may go ashore to see the Komodo Dragons while guided by the park rangers at either Komodo Island or Rinca Island. Dragon Walk, as it’s called, includes a short walk with an introduction by the guide about the National Park and Komodo Dragons where guests will see them in the wild. Staff members will accompany the group.
Komodo & Sumbawa
The Komodo Aggressor embarks and disembarks in Labuan Bajo. This trip covers the north of the Komodo National Park, Banta Island, Sangeang Volcano, Bima Bay, Satonda Island and Moyo Island. There will be hiking in Gili Lawa Darat and also the walk to see the Komodo Dragons. On the way to Satonda Island, thousands of fruit bats can be seen in the evening.
Highlights of the itinerary: abundance and diverse in soft corals, schooling jacks, oceanic white tip sharks, underwater bubbles from the Sangeang Volcano, excellent macro life, octopus, manta rays, eagle rays, the Komodo Dragon Walk and fruit bats from Satonda Island.
After the last dive of the trip, guests may go ashore to see the Komodo Dragons while guided by the park rangers at either Komodo Island or Rinca Island. Dragon Walk, as it’s called, includes a short walk with an introduction by the guide about the National Park and Komodo Dragons where guests will see them in the wild. Staff members will accompany the group.
Alor - 9 Nights
The Komodo Aggressor embarks and disembarks in Kalabahi, Alor.
Diving in Alor and Wetar islands, nestled in the heart of Indonesia’s Lesser Sunda archipelago, offers an extraordinary underwater experience characterized by vibrant marine life and pristine coral reefs.
The whole area boasts a remarkable mix of dive conditions, from gentle currents perfect for beginners to stronger currents that attract larger species, catering to all levels of diving expertise. Night diving in these regions is particularly enchanting, revealing a different side of marine life as nocturnal creatures emerge. The vibrant nightlife of the reefs, coupled with the serene isolation of these islands, creates a magical atmosphere that captivates divers long after they resurface.
Banda Sea - 10 Nights
Embarking on a diving trip aboard a liveaboard from Alor to Ambon is an exhilarating journey through some of Indonesia's most diverse underwater landscapes. As the boat sets sail from Alor, divers are greeted by the stunning vistas of unspoiled islands and crystal-clear waters, a prelude to the adventures that await beneath the surface. From the colorful reef fish of Alor to the mesmerizing muck diving opportunities around Ambon, every dive offers a unique glimpse into the rich biodiversity of the region.
This fantastic 10 night trip will take you to the best dive sites in the Banda Sea. The pristine richness of the Banda Sea's dive spots is well known. See everything from schools of hammerhead sharks to magnificent pelagic fish. Explore the densely populated reefs surrounding the Ai and Hatta Islands, as well as Gunung Api, which is well-known for its active underwater volcano, Nildesperandum an isolated reef with very big deep sea around it and again Pulau Manuk famous for its thousands of sea crates around the island's water. Every dive in the Banda Sea is an adventure into a colorful underwater environment that is brimming with history and life.
Sulawesi North to South - 11 Nights
The Komodo Aggressor embarks in Bitung, North Sulawesi and disembarks in Kendari, in Southeast Sulawesi. This itinerary will cover very different underwater environments, always off-the-beaten-path areas: with the exception of the first couple of days in Lembeh Strait, during the rest of the trip we will rarely see any other liveaboards or divers.
From Lembeh Strait, the world capital of muck diving, to Bolaang Mongondow where incredible coral reefs are waiting for us, to then approach Gorontalo and the fantastic opportunity to dive with whale sharks, crossing to Togian Islands, plenty of pristine reefs and very biodiverse fish life, from there we will cruise to Pulau Dua, where our dives will be often populated by several white tip, black tip and grey reef sharks, and silvertip sharks.
One more crossing will bring us to the fascinating Banggai Islands, scarcely inhabitated islands with no diving bases, where you will feel like the first divers on Earth.
Highlights of the itinerary: world famous critters, whale sharks, abundance of diverse soft and hard corals, schooling jacks, excellent macro life, white tip, black tip, grey reef sharks and silvertip sharks
Schedules & routes
Prices & conditions
Included
- Transfers from airport and/or hotel to the yacht
- Full-board meal plan (including snacks)
- Complimentary beverages (water, tea, coffee)
- Alcoholic beverage
- Soft drinks
- Diving activity (incl. tanks, weights, weight belts)
- Dive guide service
- Land excursions and activities throughout the trip
- Boat accident insurance
- Cabin towels and complimentary toiletries
- Cabin cleaning service
Not included
- Marine park fees & Port fees
- VAT and local taxes
- Fuel surcharge
- Dive equipment rentals
- Larger tank (15 L)
- Nitrox fills
- Dive courses on board
- Dive insurance (mandatory requirement)
- Travel insurance (trip cancellation insurance)
- Crew gratuity
Useful information
Alor
Best time for diving
April to November, as this is when both visibility and weather are at their best, while September is the best time to spot Mola Mola. The currents usually are strongest in October and November, making conditions more challenging. From late December until early March, Alor is usually considered as off-season due to the rainy season.
About temperatures
Air : winter months are between 26°C - 29°C, summer months are between 27°C - 32°C.
Sea : between 25°C - 27°C from March to April & October to November, between 27°C - 30°C from May to September. Thermoclines are common year round, the water can drop at times to 22°C or lower.
Wetsuit Recommendation
We recommend a 5 mm full wetsuit. If you get cold easily, we recommend also bring gloves and a hood, or even a 7 mm full wetsuit.
Diver requirement
Suitable for all levels of diver from beginners to experienced. However, in the open blue, the current can be strong at times, so divers should to be comfortable with their skills. While the muck dive sites only have little current. You can find out more information about diving in Alor here : Alor
Embarkation / Disembarkation
Alor liveaboard trips are usually from Maumere to Maumere, guests need to fly to Maumere airport (MOF).
However, some liveaboards often combine Alor with other destinations like Komodo, Banda Sea, Raja Ampat. Then you might only need to arrive or depart from Maumere.
Visa Requirements
Indonesia offers a free visa on arrival service for many nationalities which allows visitors to stay in the country for up to 30 days. A list of countries that are eligible for visa on arrival can be found on the Indonesian Government's Directorate General of Immigration.
Please note: Immigration officials in Indonesia may ask for proof of onward travel (e.g. a return or onward air ticket).
Vaccinations
Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for travellers over the age of 9 months arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.
Money Matters
The local currency is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), all liveaboards accept cash payments in USD.
Rupiah can be purchased from all major banks and exchange outlets. Credit and debit cards are also accepted in major hotels, restaurants & shops.
Drones
There are very few restrictions on the use of drones for photography purposes within Indonesia. Please check Drone laws in Indonesia for details.
Extending your holiday
We offer a range of hotels/resorts, land-based diving packages, and excursions that can be arranged before or after your liveaboard holiday. Just ask us if you need such service.
Komodo
Best time for diving
May to October, the weather in Komodo is at its best between April and November. During the wet season (December to March) the weather can get a bit windy, with heavy quick rains, sometimes can cause rough surface conditions. However, liveaboards run trips here year-round.
The visibility in the North is excellent at 30 meters or even more, while it ranges between 10-15 meters in the South.
Some dive sites can have significant currents, whirlpools and see downdrafts. Sea conditions might change very quickly. Other dive sites are more quiet and rich in macro, especially in the South.
About temperatures
Air : range between 23°C - 32°C year-round.
Sea : in the North Komodo it can be around 26°C -29°C, while it gets colder towards the south where it can drop down to 22° C.
Wetsuit Recommendation
We recommend a 3 - 5 mm full wetsuit throughout the year for Komodo area.
Diver requirement
Intermediate to Advanced level, A good level in diving and some experience in drift diving are recommended to participate to Komodo cruise.
You can find out more information about diving in Komodo here : Komodo
Embarkation / Disembarkation
Most of the embarkation / disembarkation will be in Labuan Bajo (LBJ).
Unless the trip is from Bali - Komodo, then the embarkation can be in Bali (DPS).
Visa Requirements
Indonesia offers a free visa on arrival service for many nationalities which allows visitors to stay in the country for up to 30 days. A list of countries that are eligible for visa on arrival can be found on the Indonesian Government's Directorate General of Immigration.
Please note: Immigration officials in Indonesia may ask for proof of onward travel (e.g. a return or onward air ticket).
Vaccinations
Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for travellers over the age of 9 months arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.
Money Matters
The local currency is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), all liveaboards accept cash payments in USD.
Rupiah can be purchased from all major banks and exchange outlets. Credit and debit cards are also accepted in major hotels, restaurants & shops.
Drones
There are very few restrictions on the use of drones for photography purposes within Indonesia. Please check Drone laws in Indonesia for details.
Extending your holiday
We offer a range of hotels/resorts, land-based diving packages, and excursions that can be arranged before or after your liveaboard holiday. Just ask us if you need such service.
Sumbawa
Best time for diving
May to October is the prime window for optimal conditions. Expect calm seas, sunny weather, and the best underwater visibility (often 20–35m). Whale Shark sightings in Saleh Bay occur year-round, the highest activity is generally between April and October when plankton blooms are most concentrated. July – October are best for spotting manta rays, sharks, and occasionally Mola Mola.
About temperatures
Air : year round temperatures average 29°C - 32°C, May is usually the hottest month with an average temperature of 30°C, the coldest is January average at 26°C.
Sea : vary from location to location, generally 26°C - 29°C (except during mola mola season - it can drop to 19°C - 21°C), while the north coast are balmy 27°C - 30°C year round.
Wetsuit Recommendation
We recommend a 3 - 5 mm full wetsuit.
Diver requirement
Suitable for all levels of diver from beginners to experienced. However, in the open blue, the current can be strong at times, so divers should to be comfortable with their skills. You can find out more information here : Sumbawa
Embarkation / Disembarkation
Liveaboards visit Sumbawa area usually will combine with Komodo National park. The embarkation and disembarkation can be in Bima(BMU), Sumbawa Besar(SWQ), Labuan Bajo (LBJ), Bali (DPS).
Visa Requirements
Indonesia offers a free visa on arrival service for many nationalities which allows visitors to stay in the country for up to 30 days. A list of countries that are eligible for visa on arrival can be found on the Indonesian Government's Directorate General of Immigration.
Please note: Immigration officials in Indonesia may ask for proof of onward travel (e.g. a return or onward air ticket).
Vaccinations
Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for travellers over the age of 9 months arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.
Money Matters
The local currency is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), all liveaboards accept cash payments in USD.
Rupiah can be purchased from all major banks and exchange outlets. Credit and debit cards are also accepted in major hotels, restaurants & shops.
Drones
There are very few restrictions on the use of drones for photography purposes within Indonesia. However, the use of drones is only allowed at certain areas around Komodo National Park and requires a permit which must be obtained in advance of the commencement of your visit.
Extending your holiday
We offer a range of hotels/resorts, land-based diving packages, and excursions that can be arranged before or after your liveaboard holiday. Just ask us if you need such service.
Banda Sea
Best time for diving
October to November & March to April, the seas are generally calmer during these months and in October to November there is higher chance to see hammerhead sharks. From May to August the surface conditions can get quite rough.
The visibility is generally good to excellent in Banda Sea areas, except in Ambon bay and in other bays for critter dives. Currents are low to moderate on most of the sites, however, strong currents may occur at times.
About temperatures
Air : range between 25°C - 31°C year-round.
Sea : range between 26°C - 29°C year-round.
Wetsuit Recommendation
We recommend a 3 - 5 mm full wetsuit throughout the year.
Diver requirement
Most dive sites are suitable for all levels with a few exceptions that are suitable only for advanced divers. You can find out more information about diving in Banda Sea here : Banda Sea
Embarkation / Disembarkation
The embarkation / disembarkation can be in Ambon (AMQ), Kaimana (KNG), Maumere (MOF), Sorong (SOQ), Waisai (RJM), Saumalaki (SXK) etc. As some of the Banda Sea trip will combine with other destinations like Raja Ampat, Halmahera, Triton Bay. So please ask our agent to know the exact port for your trip.
Visa Requirements
Indonesia offers a free visa on arrival service for many nationalities which allows visitors to stay in the country for up to 30 days. A list of countries that are eligible for visa on arrival can be found on the Indonesian Government's Directorate General of Immigration.
Please note: Immigration officials in Indonesia may ask for proof of onward travel (e.g. a return or onward air ticket).
Vaccinations
Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for travellers over the age of 9 months arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.
Money Matters
The local currency is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), all liveaboards accept cash payments in USD.
Rupiah can be purchased from all major banks and exchange outlets. Credit and debit cards are also accepted in major hotels, restaurants & shops.
Drones
There are very few restrictions on the use of drones for photography purposes within Indonesia. Please check Drone laws in Indonesia for details.
Extending your holiday
We offer a range of hotels/resorts, land-based diving packages, and excursions that can be arranged before or after your liveaboard holiday. Just ask us if you need such service.
Sulawesi
Best time for diving
April to October, with peak season being July and August - it's also the best time to spot whales and dolphins (however, in the peak season, it's usually gonna be super busy, so you need to book your space long ahead). The diving can still be great in late March, November and early December, but the rain are generally a daily occurrence in these months, then the rainiest months will be between January and February but still can have good dives if you don't mind the rain.
The visibility range between 20 - 40 meters, currents are different from one location to another, some have minimal-to-no current, while some other sites can experience strong currents that attract big pelagic fish.
About temperatures
Air : range between 23°C to 32°C throughout the year.
Sea : between 26°C - 29°C, with the Lembeh Strait can be as low as 25°C/26°C during the summer (July/August).
Wetsuit Recommendation
We recommend a 3 - 5 mm wetsuit throughout the year.
Diver requirement
Suitable for all levels. Especially the photographers! You can find out more information about diving in this area here : Sulawesi
Embarkation / Disembarkation
Depending on the liveaboard and the itinerary you chose, it can be Manado (MDC), Kendari (KDI), Luwuk (LUW). Or some itineraries also combined North & Centra Sulawesi with other destinations such as Halmahera, Raja Ampat, Wakatobi (in South Sulawesi). So please ask our agent to know the exact port for your trip.
Visa Requirements
Indonesia offers a free visa on arrival service for many nationalities which allows visitors to stay in the country for up to 30 days. A list of countries that are eligible for visa on arrival can be found on the Indonesian Government's Directorate General of Immigration.
Please note: Immigration officials in Indonesia may ask for proof of onward travel (e.g. a return or onward air ticket).
Vaccinations
Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for travellers over the age of 9 months arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.
Money Matters
The local currency is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), all liveaboards accept cash payments in USD.
Rupiah can be purchased from all major banks and exchange outlets. Credit and debit cards are also accepted in major hotels, restaurants & shops.
Drones
There are very few restrictions on the use of drones for photography purposes within Indonesia. Please check Drone laws in Indonesia for details.
Extending your holiday
We offer a range of hotels/resorts, land-based diving packages, and excursions that can be arranged before or after your liveaboard holiday. Just ask us if you need such service.
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