Manta Point is one of the world's most popular sites for diving and snorkeling, located within the Komodo National Park of Indonesia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This location is known as a regular congregation area for Manta Rays, offering an awe-inspiring experience for divers and marine enthusiasts.

The unique charm of Manta Point lies in its abundance of underwater Cleaning Stations, where Manta Rays gather to allow smaller fish to remove parasites. This spot is vital to the marine ecosystem of Komodo and is a testament to the richness of the region's waters.

A visit to Manta Point provides an unforgettable experience, especially during the peak season for Manta Rays. This snorkeling and diving location offers a unique opportunity to closely observe the behavior of these incredible creatures, amidst moderate currents and good visibility. The underwater atmosphere is filled with a silent yet thrilling energy.

For underwater photographers and nature lovers, Manta Point is a paradise for capturing the grace of Manta Rays swimming freely. Witnessing these animals glide peacefully and interact with each other is a true inspiration. It is highly suitable for couples seeking a shared marine adventure.

• Plane and Boat: Fly to Komodo Airport (LBJ) in Labuan Bajo (West Manggarai Regency) on Flores Island, then take a chartered tourist boat or diving boat to the Komodo National Park, where Manta Point is one of the destinations.

• Chartered Boat: Book a speedboat or diving boat from tour operators in Labuan Bajo.

• Liveaboard Diving Trips: Join a multi-day liveaboard trip departing from Labuan Bajo to experience multiple dive sites, including Manta Poin

• Best Visiting Seasons: The period from April to December, especially September to November is when Manta Rays are most frequently sighted.

• Photography and Sightseeing: Prepare a quality underwater camera. Maintain distance and strictly refrain from touching the Manta Rays.

• Travel Planning: Local guides or authorized tour operators from the National Park are mandatory for safety and compliance with Komodo National Park regulations.

• Conservation Tip: The National Park is a conservation area please take all trash back and use only reef-safe sunscreen

Admission Fee:

• Foreign Visitors: Adult approximately 300,000 – 400,000 IDR (including park entrance fee)

• Foreign Visitors: Child approximately 150,000 – 200,000 IDR (including park entrance fee)

Opening Hours:

• Activities there can only be done during the daytime, normally between approximately 06:00 AM to 06:00 PM (depending on the tour schedule and water conditions).

• Boating/Tours: Most tour boats will enter and exit the area and conduct activities at various spots during the daytime, unless you book a Liveaboard overnight trip, where the boat can anchor at designated spots within the National Park, but diving or island visits must still follow daytime hours.