d day is spent in the thrilling north of the Park, riding the currents with the tides. The order of the dives depends on tides and weather conditions.  Castle Rock: The top of this pinnacle peaks out of the water if the tide is low and creates a whirlpool of white foam around the crown. Sister to Crystal Rock, the scenery is similarly action-packed and exciting. If you are tired of hanging out with the bannerfish in the split, we can check out the sea fans that sometimes host pygmy seahorses.  Cauldron: One of Komodo's most thrilling sites, this dive is sure to give you an adrenaline rush! The channel between Gili lawa darat and Gili lawa laut is divided by a bowl or well... a cauldron. A slow drift to start with, the speed picks up on your way towards the cauldron. The dive culminates at "the shotgun" where you are propelled into the channel! You can catch your breath once you reach the beautiful, sheltered coral garden on the other side.  The Golden Passage: Drifting through the channel between Gili Lawa Darat and Komodo Island the changing scenery is a feast for the eyes. The ride takes you through rocky canyons, vibrant coral gardens and sandy slopes dotted with glassfish covered bommies, schools of giant sweetlips, trevallies, bumphead parrotfish and often turtles.  Day 0 (0 dive): A DELICATE AFFAIR  China shop: This pristine hard coral garden is made up of delicate coral structures, surrounded by glassfish, sheltering leaf scorpion fish, octopus and mandarin fish. But be aware of your buoyancy - don't be the proverbial bull in a China shop. The last dive will be finished at about 0 am.  Back on board, we gently prepare you for your departure. This includes a debriefing, delicious food, a group photo and plenty of time to gather your items while pondering how your belongings ever fit in your backpack when you left home.  After lunch we say our tearful goodbyes and drop you off at the harbour at around 00.00pm - hoping the goodbye is not forever!  0