Top 10 Indonesia Diving Spots in 2026

North Sulawesi's marine park features dramatic vertical walls dropping to 40 metres covered in sponges, corals, and sea fans.

Strong currents around Komodo bring nutrient-rich water that attracts mantas, sharks, and spectacular soft coral gardens.

This Southeast Sulawesi marine park has the highest number of reef and fish species ever recorded in a single area.

The world's premier muck diving destination is home to bizarre critters like mimic octopus, hairy frogfish, and blue-ringed octopus.

Remote eastern Indonesian diving with powerful currents, pelagic encounters, and pristine reefs virtually free of other divers.

East Kalimantan's Derawan archipelago offers manta encounters, turtle nesting sites, and the surreal Kakaban jellyfish lake.

Live-aboard expeditions across the Banda Sea encounter hammerhead sharks, vast pelagic schools, and WWII wrecks.

The waters off Bali's neighbour are famous for seasonal sunfish (mola mola) encounters at Crystal Bay and manta cleaning stations.

This WWII US cargo ship lying just 30 metres offshore in northeast Bali is one of the world's most accessible wreck dives.

North Sulawesi's marine park features dramatic vertical walls dropping to 40 metres covered in sponges, corals, and sea fans.

Strong currents around Komodo bring nutrient-rich water that attracts mantas, sharks, and spectacular soft coral gardens.

This Southeast Sulawesi marine park has the highest number of reef and fish species ever recorded in a single area.

The world's premier muck diving destination is home to bizarre critters like mimic octopus, hairy frogfish, and blue-ringed octopus.

Remote eastern Indonesian diving with powerful currents, pelagic encounters, and pristine reefs virtually free of other divers.

East Kalimantan's Derawan archipelago offers manta encounters, turtle nesting sites, and the surreal Kakaban jellyfish lake.

Live-aboard expeditions across the Banda Sea encounter hammerhead sharks, vast pelagic schools, and WWII wrecks.

The waters off Bali's neighbour are famous for seasonal sunfish (mola mola) encounters at Crystal Bay and manta cleaning stations.

This WWII US cargo ship lying just 30 metres offshore in northeast Bali is one of the world's most accessible wreck dives.