Diving FIRST Komodo

Author: Rhiannon Wilson

Tropical Plants Behind Komodo’s Treks

By Rhiannon Wilson

When one thinks about tropical plants, they commonly picture flora that grow in a green and lush forest with frequent rain showers. Although this is true, some species can survive in dry land, like the savanna area. They can even adapt to hot winds and seasonal fire. What could they be? Meet Komodo Island’s unique…

Dolphin Fish: A Travel Guide About This Ocean Species

By Rhiannon Wilson

The dolphin fish has a special place in the hearts of many travellers. People often see them as friendly, curious, and full of life. It makes them stand out from other marine animals. You will be amazed when you see them glide through the water in groups. The experience becomes more complete as their playful…

What is a Wetsuit?

By Rhiannon Wilson

What is the first image that pops into your mind when you think of the word “ocean”? Is it the endless expanse of blue water or the sparkling surface glinting in the sun? Maybe it is the vibrant marine life below or the mysterious and unfathomable depth?  Whatever your mental picture is, one thing is…

Diving in Batu Bolong: Best Time to Go

By Rhiannon Wilson

If you love diving, Batu Bolong should be on your bucket list. This dive site in Komodo National Park offers a world full of colourful marine life and coral. Many scuba enthusiasts call it a must-visit spot for its rich marine life and exciting underwater landscapes. You will see reef sharks, manta rays, and schools…

Wetsuit Boots: Small Gear, Big Difference!

By Rhiannon Wilson

Your water session usually starts with confidence. There is no hesitation, and you feel like going barefoot into the water feels more “natural” than wearing wetsuit boots. Then, it happens fast. One of your feet lands slightly off target. Not dramatic, but sharp enough to sting, or the coral scrapes your skin, and a thin…

Crystal Rock Diving: What to Expect

By Rhiannon Wilson

You might have heard a great deal of buzz surrounding Crystal Rock, as many divers regard it as one of the most highly esteemed dive locations in the world. The water is exceptionally clear and intensely blue, while the marine ecosystem is rich in colour and in constant motion. In addition, the prevailing currents at…