Three Sisters Komodo is a south-Komodo pinnacle dive near Padar where three coral-covered rocks rise from a sandy bottom. It is a current-aware site, but when the tide is timed well it becomes a rewarding drift between the pinnacles, with rays, macro life, and dense reef cover packed onto the rock faces. Slack tide and steady buoyancy are the main planning factors, because the route works best when the current is managed rather than fought.