Castle Rock

One of the most famous dive sites in Komodo National Park, Castle Rock is a current swept seamount 4 meters under water on the north side of Komodo, north of Gili Lawa Laut.It is here where you will see an abundance of big fish rarely seen in many other diving areas. Typically, the current is strong, and these fish come for food and for shelter, using the large seamount as a haven. You can pretty much see everything on this dive site, from Manta rays to grey reef sharks, giant trevallies to schools of tuna and maybe even dolphins