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Discover insights, tips, and stories about liveaboard diving in Indonesia. From Raja Ampat to Komodo and the Banda Sea.
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Indonesia Liveaboard Seasons: Raja Ampat vs Komodo vs Banda Sea
This article looks at the seasonal diving patterns in Raja Ampat, Komodo National Park, and the Banda Sea as well as the popular dive sites for each of them.
Wakatobi Indonesia: Diving Paradise in Sulawesi
Wakatobi Indonesia is a protected marine national park in Southeast Sulawesi. It has 750 coral species, 942 fish species, and Indonesia's largest barrier reef system.
Banda Sea Diving: Hammerheads And Whale Watching
Diving in the Banda Sea lets you see hammerhead sharks, sea snakes at Manuk Island, manta rays, and beautiful reefs that are best reached by liveaboard trips that leave from Ambon.
Indonesia Timezone Guide: Understanding WIB, WITA, and WIT
This guide shows the borders of each Indonesian time zone, how they cover the islands of the archipelago, and how to use them to plan and coordinate activities.
Alor Liveaboard: Indonesia’s Remote Diving
This article has everything you need to organize an Alor liveaboard dive trip, from learning about the area's unique dive sites and marine species to picking the right schedule and getting ready for the practicalities of being in a remote location.
Cenderawasih Bay: Indonesia’s Whale Shark Paradise
Cenderawasih Bay diving gives you something that few other places on Earth can: guaranteed whale shark sightings all year round in the middle of Indonesia's largest marine park.
Halmahera Diving: Indonesia’s Hidden Gem
Halmahera diving is one of Indonesia's last real frontiers for underwater research. It's an isolated island paradise where pristine reefs are almost unspoiled and you can see reef sharks without another diver in sight.
Ambon Diving: Indonesia’s Muck Diving Paradise
This article has all the information you need to organize an Ambon diving trip, including information about liveaboards, dive sites, marine life, and logistics.
Dive Safari Indonesia: Liveaboards & Resorts
A dive safari Indonesia usually involves a multi-day trip that includes several islands or regions, generally with liveaboard or overland transportation between coastal bases.