Comprising over 17,500 islands located within the Coral Triangle, Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago and offers some of the best dive spots in the world. Scuba diving in Indonesia is extremely varied and there is plenty to appeal to even the most seasoned diver.

Boasting the highest marine diversity in the world, Indonesia is home to 15% of the world’s coral reefs and has over 4,000 recorded different fish & invertebrate species, many of which are endemic, with more yet to be identified.

Dive alongside manta rays and various kinds of sharks, including white tip, grey reef and wobbegongs. There is also fantastic muck diving in Indonesia with a plethora of tiny critters and a huge diversity of fish.

In short, a diving trip to Indonesia will be one you never forget. 

Komodo is best known for mantas, muck diving and of course its world famous dragons. Watch the mantas feed on plankton in the fast paced currents, or a variety of reef sharks patrolling the pinnacles and reefs. Raja Ampat‘s unique selling points include masses of soft and hard corals, gorgonians, dense schools of colourful fish and many endemic species including tasselled wobbegong and epaulette walking sharks.

To top it off, we have a selection of other exciting itineraries that offer incredible diving in rarely visited areas such as: Halmahera, the Spice Islands, Eastern Banda Sea, Triton Bay, and the Southern Forgotten Islands. If you like adventure, these itineraries have your name on them!