Crystal Rock Dive Site — Komodo National Park

We drop into the blue up-current and descend quickly to the saddle area around 20m.

We explore the deep slope (20-25m) where grey reef sharks and huge schools of fusiliers hang in the current.

A unique feature: under the large table corals, you can often find baby White Tip Reef Sharks resting.

We finish the dive spiraling up the main rock to the shallow protected side, exploring the stunning orange and purple soft corals.

Grey Reefs in the deep, White Tips resting under corals, and occasionally Black Tips in the shallows.

Giant Trevally (GTs), Dogtooth Tuna, Spanish Mackerel, and Eagle Rays passing in the blue.

Massive clouds of yellow-ribbon sweetlips, bannerfish, and vibrant anthias covering the reef.

Look closely in the fans for Pygmy Seahorses, Nudibranchs, and Frogfish in sheltered nooks.

The neighbor pinnacle. Deeper, more current, and even more sharks.

The famous drift through the channel between Gili Lawa Laut and Darat.

A great drift dive often done as a third dive after the pinnacles.

See where these sites are located in the park.