Wakatobi — Nusa Tenggara

A combined route covering the Wakatobi Archipelago — recognized as having the greatest number of reef and fish species in the world — and the Lesser Sunda Islands (Nusa Tenggara). The safari passes through several climatic and ecological zones of eastern Indonesia. The route includes Buton and Wakatobi islands with their legendary reefs, the active Komba volcano, Alor and Lembata islands, and East Flores. The Alor Strait and Waihinga Bay are meeting points for pelagic inhabitants. The final point is the harbor of Maumere on Flores. The route combines world-class reef diving with expedition dives at volcanic islands.