Siaba Besar dive site
Nusa Tenggara Timur · —
A dive site in Indonesia. It is accessible from shore.
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Nusa Tenggara Timur · —
A dive site in Indonesia. It is accessible from shore.
Aceh · 10–40 m
A signature Pulau Weh dive on a large pinnacle split into two, creating a central canyon between rocky outcrops that range from about 10 to 30 m, with a deeper west wall of nutrient-rich gorgonians dropping toward 60 m. Massive sea-fan forests are blanketed in clouds of Indian triggerfish, while giant and bluefin trevally hunt in packs. Currents make for an exciting dive with reef macro life on the rocks.
Aceh · —
Rubiah Sea Garden is a dive site located in Indonesia. It is accessible from shore.
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.
East Nusa Tenggara · 5–30 m
A site on the eastern coast of Pura island, named for sharks once seen here, though numbers have declined and sightings are now unreliable. The underwater landscape is attractive with abundant anemones typical of this stretch of Pantar Strait. A pleasant reef dive best run on favourable current.
Bali · —
Coral garden is a dive site located in Indonesia. It is accessible from shore.
Maluku · 5–35 m
A steep, healthy wall fringing Pulau Ai in the western Banda Islands, regarded as one of the best wall dives in the group. The reef top is rich in hard coral before dropping into a sheer face covered with sea fans and soft corals, frequented by schooling fish and the occasional reef shark or Napoleon wrasse. Visibility is typically excellent.