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Flying to Makassar at that time of year isn't one of my favorite things to do but sounds like it could be worth it.
I like this thread, it intrigues me. Consider me sold on Komodo.
I'm liking the description of the wet season as I'm more than familiar what the term means on Utila and now that the Canadian dollar has tanked and Utila is no longer the deal of the century for extended scuba vacations, the rest of the world has opened up.
I was originally thinking Nusa Lembongan as a sort of opener for diving Indonesia but this thread coupled with my neighbours just getting back from Bali and saying they were glad they went in the wet season because the rain cooled the place down has me wondering October/November or January/Febuary.
I want MANTAS !! I've only deen them on one dive at one dive site ( Hin Muang/Daeng ) and the vis was less than steller. Oh ya, I want frogfish.... and a ribbon eel.
I've been watching Komodo videos on Dailymotion all morning, life is good.
The only benefit to liveaboards is they can go to some sites further out that can't be reached in one day from land, but that's not a guarunteed thing.