Indonesia Dive Sites — Page 6
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Continued from the Indonesia dive sites guide, which covers regions, seasonality, and planning details.
Gam Ridge
West Papua · —
Good corals and good quantity of fish. Saw a turtle and some clown fishes. Saw a nice black murena hidden under coral.
Gamat Bay
Bali · —
Gili Mimpang
Bali · —
Nearby this area, Living Seas has set up coral reef restoration projects. This is a drift dive, with potential for strong currents. Swim south 5 minutes to get to coral restoration site.
Gili Tepekong South
Bali · —
Dive towards north, some huge boulders to swim among, and open plains of corals.
Goat Wall (Selayar)
South Sulawesi · 5–40 m
A steep wall between Selayar island and Bira that drops to around 60 m, with a variety of sharks patrolling the face. Schools of pelagic fish, mackerel, tuna and great trevally hunt along the edge, and groups of large bumphead parrotfish frequently feed here. Excellent visibility makes it a standout South Sulawesi wall dive.
Goby a Crab
North Sulawesi · —
Hairball
North Sulawesi · —
Hatta Reef (Pulau Hatta)
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.
House Reef (Wakatobi)
Southeast Sulawesi · —
Imbekwan Bommies
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.
Imbekwan wall
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.