MANTA POINT ON KOMODO ISLAND

As the name implies, Manta Point is where manta rays (Alfredi Mobula) are often spotted while feeding, thus becoming a popular location to meet these gentle marine giants.
Giant, playful creatures that can grow up to 4 meters wide, Manta Rays are relatively harmless and often welcome humans’ proximity. They swim elegantly around Manta Point and feed on tiny plankton.
Aside from the mantas, the marine biodiversity at Manta Point is also relatively healthy, with reefs lying from only 2 meters to 9 meters in depth. Turtles, sharks, eagle rays, giant trevallies, huge clams, various kinds of sponges, and cuttlefish are several things that you may see during your snorkel or dive here.

Following your trip to Komodo or Rinca Islands, the boat will make a stop at Manta Point, at which you could opt to snorkel, dive (on our daily dive trip), or, if you are lucky, swim with the mantas.

Please note that seeing the Manta Rays cannot be guaranteed and is subject to weather and nature conditions.

Departure is around 6.00 am and return will be late afternoon.

Included: breakfast lunch and snorkeling gear, water tea, and coffee.