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INDONESIA DIVING HOLIDAYS

Adventure Looms Large In This Vast And Steamy Archipelago, Where The Best Of Southeast Asia's Spicy Melange Simmers Tantalizingly. Heady Scents, Vivid Colours, Dramatic Vistas And Diverse Cultures Spin And Multiply To The Point Of Exhaustion, Their Potent Brew Leaving Your Senses Reeling. Indonesia Encompasses Around 18,000 Islands, Surrounded By Six Different Seas, Which Make It The Largest And Extensive Archipelago Of The World, With Only Two-thirds Of The Islands Inhabited And Richly Layered With Character.

From The Largest Number Of Towering Volcanoes Flowing With Lava, To Massive Deepwater Oceanic Trenches Flowing With Nutrient Rich Plankton, The Island Paradise Of Indonesia Is Perfect For Diving, As One Of The Most Geographically And Biologically Diverse Places Left On Planet Earth, Both Above And Especially Below The Water Where There Are More Opportunities To Explore The Underwater Realm Than Anywhere Else In The World.

Indonesia’s Southern Islands Mark The Edge Of The Pacific Ring Of Fire And The Country Falls Completely Within The Coral Triangle, The Most Diverse Marine Region On The Planet. It Is This Incredible Bio-diversity That Has Established Komodo, Sulawesi, Raja Ampat, And Spice Island As World Class Diving Destinations That Offers Something Special For Even The Most Intrepid Of Scuba Diving Enthusiasts, As Well As Those Who Want To Dive For The First Time.

The Jungles Of Sumatra, Kalimantan And Papua Are Zoological Wonders, Revealing Impish Monkeys, Stoic Sun Bears, Leopards, Orangutans And Remarkable Marsupials. As You Will See Diversity Is Not Confined To Indonesia’s World Beneath The Seas. From Peace-loving Bali To The Outer Riches Of Raja Ampat, Diving In Indonesia Is One Of The World’s Fascinating Activities To Experience.

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Why You'll Love Diving In Indonesia!

  • Drift dive the walls of the Badung Strait
  • Dive with mantas at Nusa Penida's Manta Point
  • One of the few places it is possible to dive with the elusive pelagic Mola Mola, or Sunfish

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Indonesia is made up of more than 13,000 individual islands and 139 volcanoes, some of which you can climb. The islands are famous for being home to the Komodo Dragon but this unique species is actually only found on five islands. Along with Komodo National Park, Indonesia is home to eight Indonesian World Heritage Sites including the rainforests of Sumatra which are home to orangutans.

Bali

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Alam Anda Resort
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Matahari Beach Resort
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Komodo National Park

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AYANA Komodo Resort
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Plataran Komodo Beach Resort

Nusa Lembongan

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Lembongan Beach Club & Resort

Papua and Raja Ampat

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Misool Resort

Sulawesi

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Wakatobi Luxury Dive Resort
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Bali is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. For several years running it has been recognised as the world's best island, by The International Travel Magazine.

Discover the epitome of laidback luxury on your holiday to Bali; an idyllic island, encircled by brilliant turquoise waters, white sandy beaches and beautiful boutique hotels. A holiday to Bali will have you mesmerised by its natural beauty, unrivalled hospitality and the unique serenity this incredible island is well-known for.

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Nusa Lembongan is a small island, about 30 minutes by fast boat, off Bali's east coast and lies close to Nusa Penida in the Badung Strait, is the perfect holiday hideaway with few visitors and pristine un-spoilt beaches.Inland the terrain is scrubby and very dry, with volcanic stonewalls and processional avenues crisscrossing the small cactus-covered hills. Overlooking Sanghiang Bay with its clear blue waters, the Nusa Lembongan resort offers a panoramic views towards Bali and the majestic silhouette of Mount Agung. Diving is off Nusa Lembongan and nearby Nusa Ceningan and Nusa Penida, relatively untouched by tourism development.

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Komodo National Park lies in a region which is the world’s epicentre for marine diversity.  There are more marine species here than any other place on the planet. Komodo offers divers every type of tropical diving conceivable, which is why the waters around the islands, which include Komodo island itself, have earned the reputation as one of the world’s great dive sites.  

On land, the unusual landscape of Komodo Island forms the perfect backdrop for the home of the world’s largest lizard, the Komodo Dragon. The 'ora' as they are called locally, can be seen on excursions on the island.

Komodo National Park is located between the islands of Sumbawa and Flores in the Lesser Sunda Islands, at a distance of 200 nautical miles to the east of Bali and encompasses a number of islands, the largest of which are Komodo and Rinca. A total of 112,500 hectares of the surrounding waters are also under the jurisdiction of the park rangers.

 

 

THE AMAZING DIVING AROUND KOMODO 

 

This video of from komodo liveaboard diving on the Komodo Dancer and it is a great impression of the diving in the area.

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Known by the Portuguese as Celebes, the island of Sulawesi is one of the four large Sunda Islands of Indonesia, one of the largest and most northerly in the Indonesian archipelago, separated from Borneo to the west, by the Celebes Sea & Makassar Strait. Sulawesi lies on the Australasian side of the Wallace Line with the Molucca & Banda Seas and the Gulf of Tomini to the east.

Formed by fire, Sulawesi's four large peninsulas are mountainous and volcanic, with lush vegetation and offshore islands fringed by coral reefs. Off the western tip of North Sulawesi are the Bunaken Marine Reserve and Bangka Island. Off the peninsular's northeast side is the Lembeh Strait. Bunaken and Lembeh can be combined to experience the best of both in one holiday. Extend your holiday and fly via Java to explore its temples and volcanoes, or via Singapore and add a city stay.

The diving in southern Sulawesi is more remote and offers great visibility. It is either accessed by liveaboard or land-based from Wakatobi Resort. 

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Indonesia Papua covers the western Bird’s Head peninsula of the island of New Guinea and is divided into two provinces. Western Papua province covers the north west of the island from Cenderawasih Bay to the islands of Raja Ampat. The Raja Ampat archipelago lies in the heart of the coral triangle, the most bio-diverse marine region on earth: a Mecca for scientists, photographers and crusty sea-salts alike.
 

The Raja Ampat archipelago is the focus for land based diving here. Misool Island is one of the larger islands in the archipelago of Raja Ampat and contains Misool Eco Resort. On mountainous Kri Island you can stay at the Kri Eco Resort or Sorido Bay Resort
 

 

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