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Little Wall

Little Wall sometimes gets overlooked for its more famous neighbours in Komodo, but we think that's a mistake. This site is exactly what it sounds like: a charming, miniature wall dive that drops to about 22m, perfect for when you want a break from the rip-roaring drift dives Komodo is famous for. We've often found ourselves here on days when the currents are a bit too feisty elsewhere, and it's always delivered. You'll spend most of your dive tracing the contours of the limestone wall, where bracket corals jut out like miniature shelves and common mushroom corals dot the shallower sections. Keep an eye out for peacock-tail anemone shrimp doing their little dance and the surprisingly vibrant darklined fire worms. We’ve spotted sleepy lobsters tucked into crevices and, on a good day, a leatherback sea turtle cruising by. Visibility averages around 18-25m, offering clear views of the busy reef fish. This is a wonderfully relaxed dive, ideal for photographers or anyone who just wants to take their time exploring without battling a strong current. It’s also a good choice for newer divers building confidence in wall environments.