At Wet Frog Divers we like to stay connected with our friends and families. So here we will give you a regular update on our development, on scuba diving in Komodo and on travelling to Wonderful Indonesia. Check out frequently our web-page and our social media platforms.
A German diving magazine SILENT WORLD has written an article about us and our dive centre in Komodo National Park. We are proud to have been presented by this magazine at the beginning of our existence. SILENT WORLD is the modern diving magazine that replies to divers’ wishes and requests…
Taking a timeout is relaxing and important for you. When you go on holidays you probably dream of lying on a beautiful sandy beach, refreshing your feet in the ocean water, enjoying a nice drink, listening to music and just not doing anything. Well, yes, that’s a damn good thing!…
Vacation or Holidays is the most beautiful time in the year. Do you dream of your next holiday? But your budget is limited and your wish-list is long? We give you some tips on how to save money for your diving holiday in Komodo National Park. Komodo National Park is…
On October, 21st our boat “Santai” has done its first trip with guests into the waters of Komodo National Park. It has been a long way of preparation: registrations, signatures, confirmations, purchases, trainings, brainstorming sessions and lots of discussions in four languages. And finally – we are on the way…
The first Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber in Komodo has been officially launched on 13th October 2018. The chamber is located in the Siloam Hospital in the town Labuan Bajo. The importance of that event can’t be overvalued. Komodo is one the most famous places for diving where every day several diving…
We are so excited, in just a few weeks we will open our doors for you. Our new dive centre, Wet Frog Divers, based in the Bintang Flores Hotel in Labuan Bajo/Flores is getting ready to receive divers from everywhere, of any age and all divers’ levels. We have refurbished…
Since March 1980, Komodo has been declared as National Park and the official protection began. This area was subsequently extended to 219,322 ha in 1984 to include an expanded marine area and the section of mainland Flores. Komodo Biosphere Reserve was accepted under the UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Programme…
