Sangalaki - Kalimantan Diving Sangalaki is Derawan's neightbour. Sangalaki is one of those places where the lack of activities is a strong point. Your find that the turtles come ashore to nest. Often guests are treated to the wonderful sight of the hatchlings making a break for the sea. Circling eagles swoop down to end the hopes of a few as the majority make it out past the shore-lapping waves. Read more...   Raja Ampat - World Class Diving Raja Ampat archipelago is the biggest marine life and underwater species in the world is located off the northwest tip of Bird's Head Peninsula on the island of New Guinea. Raja Ampat archipelago encompasses nearly ten million acres of land and sea off the northwestern tip of Indonesia’s West Papua Province. Read more...   Maratua - Kalimantan Diving Maratua is a large island with a massive lagoon, located less than one hour from Sangalaki island. Maratua is only partly rimmed by the island; the rest is fringed by reef and wall. A channel into the lagoon is an incredible drift dive and the surrounding walls are loaded with hard and soft corals where you are likely to see large shoals of Tuna and Mackerel along with Hammerheads and Mantas. Read more...   Kakaban - Kalimantan Diving Less than an hour from Kalimantan with speed boat, Kakaban offer an excellent wall, which drops to 50 meters, pocket by caves and crevices and covered un array of hard corals. The walls is thronged by surgeonfish, snappers, white tup shark and grays. Read more...   Derawan - Kalimantan Diving Derawan located near from Balikpapan, Kalimantan. Derawan island have much terrain varied, from walls and fringing reef to caverns, big Green Turtles (Chelonia mydas), whitetip, leopard and nurse sharks, schooling barracudas, napoleon wrasses, cuttle fish, spanish mackerel, jacks and batfishes, and ornamentalreef fishes hang out in record densities and diversity. Read more...   Banda Neira - Maluku Banda Neira, member of Banda group, about 132 kilometers southeast of Ambon, consist of three larger islands and seven smaller ones, perched on the rim of Indonesia’s deepest sea, the Banda Sea. Near Manuk Island the water reaches a depth of more than 6,500 meters. Gunung Api Islands is an active volcano, the last major eruption occured only a few years ago. Read more...   Bali Diving Bali is the most popular dive holiday destination in the world, situated on 8 degree southern latitude and 115 degree estern longitude,Along with 13,7 tousend near islands formed Republic of Indonesia, the biggest archipelago in the world. Read more...   Ambon - Maluku, East Indonesia Dive Site Ambon City, the central hub of East Indonesia and capital city of the Maluku Province, is home to one of the most incredibly diverse marine ecosystems in Indonesia. This is have spectacular reef dives with good coral coverage, schooling fish and unusual formations. Read more...   << Start < Prev 1 2 Next > End >> Results 1 - 8 of 10