Introducing Indonesia
This up-and-coming Asian giant is known for its dive spots and great dive instructors to match the demand for excellent diving, and it’s a host to an equally large population of wildlife, which brings scuba enthusiasts from all over the world. Classified as one of the most biodiverse countries on Earth, Indonesia is a diver’s paradise waiting to be discovered. When it’s not busy being an economic powerhouse, it’s helping people get back in touch with the marine habitats that surround it. The best part is that there are always clear waters somewhere, divers can go diving year-round even though there is a recommended “dive season.”
Travel Tips
When to dive
Climate
Language
Health and Safety
Be Aware
Costs
What to Expect When Diving in Indonesia
Coral Reef
Wreck
Wall
Muck
Artificial Reef
Cenote & Blue hole
Mines & Quarry
Aquarium
Cave
Ruins
Lake & Dam
Channel
Altitude
Kelp
River
Ice