Destino: Indonesia
El atlas de sitios de buceo de Diveity abarca 585 sitios de buceo en 17 países, desde entradas poco profundas desde la costa hasta pecios profundos y buceos a la deriva. Las guías reúnen la información disponible sobre sitios de buceo, vida marina y operadores locales. Algunas guías son parciales; los datos que faltan o están en disputa se indican como tales.
Los sitios están organizados por país, luego por región y luego por zona, para que puedas acercarte desde toda una costa hasta una sola bahía. Empieza de forma general si aún estás eligiendo un destino, o ve directamente a un sitio con nombre si ya sabes a dónde te diriges — cada nivel de la jerarquía se enlaza hacia arriba y hacia abajo, y cada página cuenta lo que agrega debajo de ella.
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Hay 585 sitios de buceo listados en 17 países. Algunas guías son parciales; los datos que faltan o están en disputa se indican como tales.
Las mejores condiciones varían según la región y la temporada, por lo que no hay una respuesta única a nivel mundial. Consulta la página de un sitio de buceo específico para obtener detalles sobre profundidad, visibilidad y corrientes antes de planificar un viaje.
Desde arrecifes poco profundos hasta pecios profundos, desde buceos a la deriva hasta buceos en pared — el atlas de sitios de buceo de Diveity abarca todos los estilos de buceo, con búsqueda por país, región y zona.
La mayoría de los sitios requieren al menos una certificación Open Water, y algunos sitios avanzados exigen formación adicional. Las tiendas de buceo y centros de buceo locales pueden ayudarte a certificarte si aún no lo estás.
63 sitios de buceo
Indonesia > East Nusa Tenggara > Komodo National Park
Overview Police Corner, which Divernet says is sometimes known as Police Point, lies on the southern tip of Siaba Besar in the centre of Komodo National Park. Divernet describes it as notable for its topography and challenging currents. PADI's site page also places it at the tip of Siaba Besar and says it is named after a nearby ranger post.…
Indonesia > East Nusa Tenggara > Komodo National Park
Overview Wainilu is a muck and macro site in Komodo National Park that Komodo Resort , noting the alternative spelling Wae Nilu, compares to the Lembeh Strait. Emperor Divers places it at the exit of Loh Buaya bay. PADI's Wainilu page describes a sheltered bay just off the coast of Rinca Island near the park's ranger station. Blue Marlin Dive…
Indonesia > Raja Ampat > Dampier Strait
Overview Bird's Head Seascape places Citrus Ridge in the channel between Yanggefo and Gam islands and describes a T-shaped reef whose stem is attached to the Yanggefo side of the channel. La Galigo Liveaboard says the site lies off the coast of Gam Island and that its name comes from the abundant soft corals in orange and yellow hues. The…
Indonesia > Raja Ampat > Dampier Strait
Overview Papua Diving describes Ransiwor as a gentle sloping reef full of small cleaning stations and lists it as 5 minutes away by boat. Raja Ampat Biodiversity Nature Resort also describes a sloping reef, with several big cleaning stations where marine life gathers. PADI's page for the site , contributed by Papua Diving - Sorido Bay, calls it an easy…
Indonesia > Raja Ampat > Misool
Overview Barefoot Conservation describes Farondi Cave as a dive site with a shallow soft coral reef and a long sloping tunnel, its bottom covered in white sand, sea fans and barrel sponges. It says this makes a habitat for tiger shrimp and unusual signal gobies, and that divers can expect stalactites and other unusual limestone formations on the arching ceiling.…
Indonesia > Raja Ampat > Misool
Overview La Galigo Liveaboard places Neptune's Fan Sea, which it says is sometimes also called Neptunes Fantasea, in the narrow passage between Walib and Wayilbatan Islands in the Misool region. It says the site is known for its sea fans, some of which grow up the walls from 28 metres to the surface. The Jakare cabin-charter brochure lists the Neptune…
Indonesia > Bali > Nusa Penida
Location Karang Sari is on the east coast of Nusa Penida: Tamarind Divers describes a sheltered bay south of Sampalan, and Bali Aqua Penida says it is named after the small village of Karang Sari on the east coast. Scuba Junkie Penida says the entry point is in front of the entry to Goa Giri Putri, a cave temple. Bali…
Indonesia > Raja Ampat > Misool
Overview Dive The World lists No Contest under the Balbulol group, which it describes as the northernmost island chain of the Misool region. La Galigo Liveaboard's Misool Explorer itinerary dives it in the afternoon of its Goa Farondi region day and describes a ridge that is home to an abundance of marine life, soft corals and overhangs. The same itinerary…
Indonesia > Raja Ampat > Dampier Strait
Overview La Galigo Liveaboard describes Friwen Wall as a wall dive in the north-eastern Dampier Strait and says it takes its name from the two islands where it lies, Pulau Friwin and Pulau Friwinbonda. La Galigo Liveaboard calls it the only wall dive in the central area of Raja Ampat, and Raja Ampat Biodiversity Nature Resort , which spells it…
Indonesia > Bali > Nusa Penida
Overview Bali Aqua Penida lists Batu Bolong, which it also calls Batu meling, among the west-coast sites of Nusa Penida, and says the name means pierced rock, which is what is seen from the surface. Its baliaqua.com page adds that the site is also known as Donut and calls it impressive but rarely visited, accessible only when the sea is…
Indonesia > Raja Ampat > Dampier Strait
Overview Batu Lima, Indonesian for five rocks, lies on the eastern side of Gam Island in the north-eastern Dampier Strait, according to La Galigo Liveaboard . Papua Diving , which lists it as 5 Rocks (Batu Lima), places it in the channel leading to Gam Bay and describes an easy dive best known for macro life and soft corals. Raja…
Indonesia > Raja Ampat > Dampier Strait
Overview Raja Ampat Biodiversity Nature Resort names Sawandarek, Aborek and Yenbuba Jetty as the three jetties in the Dampier Strait with the most biodiversity, which together form what it calls the three jetty Raja Ampat tour. Papua Diving calls it an easy dive with a lot to offer, lists it as 5 minutes away by boat, and describes the jetty…