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Diving the Sunda Straits These two wrecks, located not more than three miles apart are well preserved World War Two Battle Cruisers. Due to the depth of the wrecks, strong currents and low visibility that can prevail in the area, divers intending to dive these wrecks should be experienced. Sanyang Island : This marine reserve offers a great range of hard and soft coral gardens and cave diving. Located in the narrowest part of the straights, strong current sweep down the sides of the island bring rich nutrients that support a wonder land of marine life, including pelagic fish, turtles, etc. For all levels. Sibuku Island : Great range of diving from well preserved hard coral fringing reefs, to deep water volcanic pinnacles, and even a WWII wreck to complete its portfolio of diving adventures. For all levels. .Krakatau Group: The still very active volcanic activity makes diving in this area unique. Deep walls dropping down to 50m, rich nutrients from the volcanic ash and clear waters combine to make some of the best diving in the region, in the right conditions. Visibility can vary. For all levels. Pulau Seribu This peaceful tropical atoll has been kept in its original pristine state. Dives range from coral drop-offs to wrecks and a wide variety marine life, here you can find hard and soft corals, colorful nudibranchs, cuttlefish, turtles, crocodilefish, and more. For all levels. For more information on the spots also visit Destinations |
