How to read Komodo dive forecasts and reef-monitoring data
Komodo dive safety depends on reading waves, wind and currents together. BMKG’s categories provide the sea-state framework, while park surveys measure…

Dive sites, currents, vessel safety and the health of the reefs.
Komodo dive safety depends on reading waves, wind and currents together. BMKG’s categories provide the sea-state framework, while park surveys measure…

Official monitoring shows sharply different reef conditions at two Komodo sites, while the park’s biodiversity figures reveal why local observations m…

Komodo’s diving conditions depend on more than surface calm: official forecasts separate wind, waves and currents, while research documents the park’s…

Komodo’s marine zone is vast, while reef health is tracked through a defined network of underwater monitoring sites. The official figures show the sca…

Yukai ran aground near Seture Island on 27 September 2026. All 12 passengers and six crew were evacuated safely while refloating and assessment work c…

KM Yukai struck shallow coral near Labuan Bajo on September 27, 2026. Reports said 13 tourists and six crew were evacuated safely without deaths or in…

The traditional passenger vessel Yukai grounded near Seture Island while travelling from Labuan Bajo towards Komodo Island. All passengers and crew we…

Komodo’s dive appeal comes with strong tidal currents, exposed sites and navigation risks. Official park guidance and BMKG forecasts explain how tides…

BMKG’s southern Flores forecast for 25–28 September 2026 lists 8 kt easterly winds, 21 kt gusts and 1.2m waves, with a warning for moderate 1.3m waves…

A vessel carrying 10 people lost engine power near Sari’i, West Manggarai. Nine passengers reached Marina Port safely at 17:45 WITA, while the captain…

The Ministry of Tourism ran Level III snorkeling-guide certification in Labuan Bajo on 23–24 September 2026 after a 22 September upskilling session. T…

Komodo’s dive sites are governed by tide-linked currents that can produce drift, down-current and surge conditions. Official forecasts and site guidan…

BMKG warned of moderate waves in Komodo National Park waters from 23 to 26 September 2026. South Sumba could see 2.5-to-3-metre waves through 24 Septe…

Komodo’s diving is defined by strong tidal currents and site-by-site reef differences. Official sources give the park’s marine share, temperature rang…

BMKG warned of 1,25–2,5 metre waves in several East Nusa Tenggara waters on 22–23 September 2026. Waves south of Sumba could reach 3,5 metres, posing…
