Coral Gardens & Marine Abundance

Komodo’s seas are among the richest on earth. Diving or snorkeling reveals coral walls alive with sponges, fans, and anemones. Fish blaze in colors — parrotfish, angelfish, clownfish — while reef sharks patrol deeper currents. Sea turtles drift slowly, moray eels peer from crevices, dolphins leap beside boats. The abundance feels endless, sustained by currents that sweep nutrients through the Flores Sea. Marine guides explain fragility too — how reefs need protection, how climate change and overfishing threaten. Yet here, in protected waters, beauty still thrives, vibrant and immense. Komodo’s reefs remind that ocean is not just scenery — it is life, in every flicker and flow.