Seldom explored by divers, Kalimaya Dive Resort offers unique access to the exquisite diving in Sumbawa and the western Komodo area.
The dedicated dive resort in Kalimaya offers daily boat diving to three world renowned locations, in addition to the incredible house reef with its plethora of rare and unusual marine life. Expect thrilling drift dives and schooling pelagics around Gili Banta, while the famous black sand muck sites of Sangaeng Volcano provide the perfect backdrop for a plethora of marine life. Relatively unexplored, the Sumbawa coastline offers incredible treasures and diversity of marine life.
This itinerary finishes with time in Bali to soak up the sights and sounds of the Island of the Gods, enjoy more diving or simply relax.
Suggested Itinerary
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Day 1:
Depart the UK
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Day 2:
Arrive to Bali & overnight
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Day 3:
Continue to Sumbawa & begin your stay at Kalimaya Dive Resort
Take a short flight to Bima this morning, and onward transfer to
Kalimaya Dive Resort. Located on the east coast of Sumbawa, this exceptional dive resort offers quality accommodation, exquisite diving and plenty of opportunity to relax and recharge.
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Days 4-9
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Enjoy six days of diving in east Sumbawa & West Komodo
The house reef and local diving sites from Kalimaya Dive Resort offer wonderful biodiversity, Sangeang volcano provides a unique diving experience, while sites in and around Komodo National Park provide thrilling drift dives and the opportunity for larger marine life, including manta rays.
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Days 10-12
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Continue your adventure in Bali
Finish your adventure with time in Bali to soak up the sights and sounds of the Island of the Gods, enjoy more diving or simply relax. Itineraries can be created to enjoy the Tulamben area, Nusa Lembongan, Ubud or other Balinese highlights, depending on your wishes.
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Day 13:
Depart Bali
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Day 14:
Arrive home
Please note: Kalimaya is located on the east side of Sumbawa Island and diving activity is not in the Komodo National Park but does include Gili Banta, Sangaeng Volcano, Western Komodo Island and local seldom dived sites along the Sumbawa coast.