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East Nusa Tenggara · 3–25 m
A black-sand muck dive under and beside the Pertamina fuel-depot pier in Kalabahi Bay, with a rocky slope to one side. The sandy bottom hosts fingered dragonets, Ambon scorpionfish, juvenile batfish, squat lobsters and a wide variety of nudibranchs, with wonderpus and mimic octopus reported. A classic sheltered Alor critter and night-dive site.
Nusa Tenggara Timur · —
A dive site in Indonesia. It is accessible from shore. Rated beginner based on available data.
Bali · —
Post I Jetty is a dive site located in Indonesia. It is accessible from shore.
Maluku · 5–30 m
An isolated active volcanic cone in the open Banda Sea, famous worldwide for its extraordinary concentration of sea snakes. Banded sea kraits and olive sea snakes are present year-round in remarkable numbers, weaving through lava canyons, coral fields and black-sand patches. Reef sharks and pelagics add to the spectacle at this remote, current-swept site.
Nusa Tenggara Timur · —
A dive site in Indonesia. The site is reached by boat. Rated beginner based on available data.
Sulawesi Utara · —
Muka kampung is a dive site located in Indonesia. It is accessible from shore.
Nusa Tenggara Barat · —
Scuba Diving Center and Resort Accommodation
Nusa Tenggara Barat · —
Lombok Dive is a dive site in Indonesia. It is accessible from shore.
Maluku · 5–35 m
A remote, exposed pinnacle island northwest of the main Banda group, effectively the gateway to the open Banda Sea. A chain of coral hills rises from deep water and attracts big pelagics, including the seasonal schooling hammerheads the region is known for, plus mantas and occasional whale sharks. Conditions can be demanding with current and open-water exposure.