Busy Girl Liveaboard, Indonesia
8.9 Fabulous - Naturalist Guide
- En-Suite bathrooms
- Non-Diver (Snorkeler) Friendly
“We got to see loads of mantas, sharks, turtles, and fish of all forms and colours. ”
Highlights
Busy Girl Liveaboard offers 6-day / 5-night dive trips for a maximum of 4 divers to one of the richest marine environments in the world. Departing every Monday from Labuan Bajo, she visits the most stunning coral reefs, seamounts, pinnacles, dramatic walls, overhangs, and semi-enclosed bays.
The dive deck has space for 2 tanks per diver and an opening on the side of the boat to make a giant-stride entry directly over the dive site, avoiding long dinghy rides. Nevertheless, a zodiac is also available for pick-ups and surface support during each dive.
Topside, the Busy Girl is an ex-Australian fishing boat built for enduring the seas. There are 2 cabins available, 1 double with an en-suite bathroom and 1 twin with a shared bathroom. Social areas include an indoor dining room and an outside chill-out area with beanbags.
Join the experienced guides of the Busy Girl for a fantastic dive liveaboard in Komodo National Park. Book online today.
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Included: VAT, Environment Tax, Fuel Surcharge, Drinking Water, Tea & Coffee, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Naturalist Guide, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, WiFi internet.
Required Extras: National Park Fees (350,000-1,000,000 IDR), Port Fees (100 USD).
Optional Extras: Gratuities, Airport Transfer, Hotel Transfer, Alcoholic Beverages, Soft drinks, Extra Dives, Rental Gear, Scuba Diving Courses, Land Excursions, Snorkeling Guide.
Book now, pay later: You can easily place your booking online. We will then hold the spaces for you and you can confirm with a payment later.
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Cabin Types
Busy Girl Reviews
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- 8.9 Fabulous
- 16 Verified Reviews Only people who have booked through LiveAboard.com and joined the trip can write a review.
- Vessel 7.5
- Crew 8.8
- Food 9.6
- Diving 9.6
- Value 8.9
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Lukas B
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Switzerland
Best diving experiance in Komodo!!
Unique dive sites, fantastique dive guide with great knowledge about maritime life, very personal assistance by guide and crew!
- Recommended for
- Very small group, excellent guide, charming crew and ship
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- 10 Exceptional
- Brett H
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South Africa
Amazing Diving and Hospitality!!!
This was our first live aboard experience and it exceeded all of our expectations! The food was amazing (courtesy of the onboard chef) and the crew were friendly and attentive.There is an epic chill area with bean bags and a lovely dining table both of which make for gorgeous views of the surrounding scenery. The smaller boat size meant that interactions with staff were intimate and dives were tailored to our needs and experience level. Staying on a live aboard gave us exclusive access to many remote dive sites, allowing for once in a lifetime experiences. All amenities worked well and were clean, and the cabin was surprisingly spacious. We would highly recommend Busy Girl to divers of all levels.
- Recommended for
- Diving, food, crew
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- 8.8 Fabulous
- Barry N
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Australia
Very professional operation, good challenging dives.
The Mantas, the sharks and the huge range of corals at the more protected sites. Emma was excellent in her approach. very safety conscious and adjusted the dives, if necessary, after her current checks pre every dive.
- Recommended for
- Great Manta sightings at 6 sites, excellent pre-dive briefings so no surprises, no crowded dive sites,
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- 9.2 Superb
- Chun wai L
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Hong Kong
Very unforgettable experience.
It gave me an unexpected and thrilling diving journey, thanks to the busy girl crew for their care, very accurate dive on the water pickup position. Special thanks to DM Echo for very reliable as well as rich experience, his familiarity with the situation of surprise me, taken care of Our safety. When you go to Komodo you understand what is ocean currents.
- Recommended for
- Komodo ocean currents. busy girl crew and DM service. Busy girl dive trip schedule.
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- 9.2 Superb
- Chun wai L
- Hong Kong
Very unforgettable experience.
It gave me an unexpected and thrilling diving journey, thanks to the busy girl crew for their care, very accurate dive on the water pickup position.Special thanks to DM Echo for very reliable as well as rich experience, his familiarity with the situation of surprise me, taken care of Our safety. When you go to Komodo you understand what is ocean currents.
- Recommended for
- Komodo ocean currents. busy girl crew and DM service. Busy girl dive trip schedule.
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- 7.6 Good
- Angelo N
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Italy
Great dives
This was my second time to Komodo National Park and again it was wonderful. The dive site are amazing and the Reef System still very healthy. Makassar diving spot never fails, 5 dives out of 5 with amazing Mantas. Definitely recommended.
- Recommended for
- Dive, friendly and well prepared staff, Manta Point
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Stéphanie G
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Belgium
Great experience !
We had a great time on the Busy Girl. The crew is truly amazing. They are super friendly and the service provided is top-notch ! The dives are great. We got to see loads of mantas, sharks, turtles, and fish of all forms and colours. Our guide was very professional and made us feel safe at all times.
- Recommended for
- Crew & guide, mantas, scenery
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- 6.4 Review score
- Adrian T
- Australia
Excellent diving but the boat needs work.
Being able to see many, many large Mantas, up close and to be able to get some excellent footage of them without encroaching on their space. Brilliant coral and fish life, many turtles and other sealife.
- Recommended for
- The diving and the DM, who was excellent.
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- 9.2 Superb
- Deniz H
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Turkey
It was great
This holiday, which included beautiful diving spots, was unforgettable.
- Recommended for
- Manta, white shark and friendliness
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- 8.0 Very good
- Michael M
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Germany
Very varied, also good shore dives
A group of over 30 manta rays on a drift dive 😍
- Recommended for
- Sharks, manta rays and the small group
