Diving in Indonesia

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I felt in safe hands. The whole experience was very organised. Matias was a great instructor explaining everything in a calm and comprehensive manner.

Caroline

Booked: Try Scuba Dive in Komodo | For Non-Divers!

I appreciate the excellent service from Sanctum Dive. Staffs, Instructors and divemasters, are very friendly , helpful and patient. They were very welcoming and ensure that we were comfortable during our time there. The lady boss was so kind to assist us with her personal camera when ours failed on us. I’m really touched by their gesture and I will recommend my friends to Sanctum Dive! Will I come again? Definitely! I want to see Mola Mola next!

Lulu Siti raudha

Booked: Discover Scuba Diving in Nusa Penida

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What are some popular diving spots in Indonesia?

Some popular diving spots in Indonesia include Raja Ampat, Komodo National Park, Bunaken Marine Park, and the Coral Triangle.

What marine life can you expect to see while diving in Indonesia?

Divers in Indonesia can expect to see a wide variety of marine life, including reef sharks, manta rays, sea turtles, and colorful coral reefs.

When is the best time of year to go diving in Indonesia?

The best time to go diving in Indonesia is during the dry season, from April to December, when the water is clearer and the weather is more predictable.

What types of diving experiences are available in Indonesia?

Indonesia offers a range of diving experiences, including drift diving, wall diving, wreck diving, and night diving.

Do I need any special certifications to dive in Indonesia?

While some dive sites in Indonesia may require advanced certifications due to strong currents or deep depths, there are plenty of sites suitable for beginners as well. It is recommended to have at least an Open Water Diver certification.

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