Blue Lagoon
Bali · —
Simple divesite, but still can have strong currents. In general bad visibility, OK for beginners. Some underwater statues can be found.
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Continued from the Indonesia dive sites guide, which covers regions, seasonality, and planning details.
Bali · —
Simple divesite, but still can have strong currents. In general bad visibility, OK for beginners. Some underwater statues can be found.
East Kalimantan · 2–44 m
A technical cavern dive on Kakaban island that begins at a crack about 2 m deep and descends through a narrow chimney. Around 21 m the chimney opens into a large cavern extending roughly 120 m, exiting through a long vertical crack in the wall at about 44 m. The name comes from the striking blue glow of the sea seen from within the cavern; it is a deep overhead-environment dive for experienced divers only.
Bali · —
West Papua · —
North Sulawesi · —
North Sulawesi · —
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East Nusa Tenggara · —
South Sulawesi · 5–35 m
A drift dive on a current-swept slope off Tanjung Bira at the southern tip of South Sulawesi, known for big-fish action with frequent sharks and the occasional hammerhead. Tuna, trevally, schooling pelagics and cod patrol the reef when current runs. A rewarding advanced site sometimes combined with trips to nearby Selayar and Takabonerate.
West Papua · Up to 5 m
Good corals, a lot of turtles but not a big variety of fishes. But still this spot worth a try. The stream kindly bring you to the west, so you can look the coral around the south of the island.
East Nusa Tenggara · —