Goby a Crab
North Sulawesi · —
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Continued from the Indonesia dive sites guide, which covers regions, seasonality, and planning details.
North Sulawesi · —
North Sulawesi · —
Maluku · 5–30 m
The reefs fringing Pulau Hatta on the eastern edge of the Banda group, offering classic Banda Sea wall and slope diving in clear water. A coral-garden shallows of table and staghorn formations gives way to a steep drop where reef sharks patrol the deeper sections. Currents are usually gentle, making it a relaxed site for reef detail and the occasional pelagic.
Southeast Sulawesi · —
West Papua · Up to 3 m
Imbekwan Bommies is a dive site in Indonesia. Maximum depth is around 3 m. It is accessible from shore.
West Papua · Up to 3 m
A dive site in Indonesia. The site reaches a maximum depth of about 3 m. It is accessible from shore.
North Sulawesi · —
Bali · —
Banten · —
Many many fish, oil rig. Open and may be prone to currents. Structures at bottom.
East Kalimantan · 0–11 m
A landlocked, mangrove-fringed marine lake in the centre of Kakaban island, home to millions of stingless jellyfish from several species that have lost their sting in isolation. It is a snorkel-only attraction (scuba is prohibited to protect the fragile jellyfish), reached by a short walk over the island's raised rim. One of only a handful of jellyfish lakes worldwide.