Cauldron Suggest edit

The Cauldron is a renowned dive site located in Komodo National Park, known for its vibrant marine life and unique underwater topography. The site features a series of rocky formations and steep drop-offs, creating a dynamic diving experience.

Diving at the Cauldron involves navigating through strong currents and exploring colorful coral gardens. Divers can expect to see a variety of fish species, including reef sharks, manta rays, and large schools of tropical fish. The site is characterized by its swirling currents that can create a cauldron-like effect, hence the name.

• Visibility: 15.0–30.0 m Suggest edit
• Currents: Strong Suggest edit
• Surge: Moderate Suggest edit
• Water temp (summer): 26.0–30.0 °C Suggest edit
• Water temp (winter): 24.0–28.0 °C Suggest edit

• Entry: Boat Suggest edit
• Permits required: Yes
  Diving permits are required for Komodo National Park.
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• Bottom types:
  rock coral sand Suggest edit