Muck diving in Lembeh is a special kind of underwater experience. Instead of exploring coral reefs or looking for big sea animals, you search for tiny, unusual creatures hiding in the sand. This is what makes the Lembeh Strait so famous, with how much life is packed into its quiet seabeds. The calm water and …
The Lembeh Strait in North Sulawesi, Indonesia, is home to some of the best and most surprising dive sites in the world. At first glance, you’ll see dark volcanic sand and still water. But look a little closer, and a new wonder begins to unfold, filled with rare, colorful, and unique marine life. This is …
For decades, snorkelling has been considered the gentler cousin of scuba diving — a splash in the shallows compared to the deep immersion of tanks and training. But that perception is shifting. As more travellers seek authentic, accessible, and nature-rich experiences, snorkelling is undergoing a quiet revival. No longer confined to holiday coastlines or seen …
The Lembeh Strait, a name whispered with reverence in the global diving community, isn’t your typical coral-draped tropical paradise. Instead, this unique channel in North Sulawesi, Indonesia, is where divers come to discover an entirely different kind of underwater magic. Here, the adventure unfolds on dark volcanic sand, making Lembeh arguably the best muck diving …
In the northeastern corner of Indonesia, the Lembeh Strait welcomes divers into a new world where critters are the main attraction. These rare, small, and often astonishingly camouflaged marine animals are the reason this region is known as the Critter Capital of the World. While other destinations boast coral walls and pelagic marine life, Lembeh offers …
Where You Let Go — and the Ocean Shows You the Way There’s a quiet exhilaration in drift diving — that moment when you stop trying to control the sea and instead move with it, surrendering to its rhythms. It’s not just a style of diving, but a state of mind. From the upwelling surge …
An ode to the untamed, the unforgettable, and the unexpected — both above and below the surface Let’s get one thing out of the way: Komodo is iconic.Mention the name, and most imaginations go straight to dragons — those slow-blinking, tongue-flicking reminders that this land still pulses with the wild. For divers, the name conjures …
Woven Realms of Culture, Heritage, and the Deep Step aboard Solitude Adventurer and set sail through Indonesia’s most captivating waters, where ancient maritime routes, volcanic landscapes, and some of the world’s richest reefs come together in a way only this part of the Coral Triangle can offer. Whether you’re a seasoned explorer returning for more …
Located in the eastern part of Indonesia, Banda Neira is a hidden tropical paradise that is rich in both history and underwater splendor. Beneath its crystal-clear waters, you can find thriving, vibrant coral gardens surrounded by sea turtles, as well as schools of hammerhead sharks and fish in all sorts of colors. Once the epicenter …
When it comes to diving in Indonesia, you might be familiar with some iconic destinations, like Raja Ampat, Komodo Island, or Bali. But have you heard of the Banda Sea? This deep, expansive sea is home to some of the most pristine coral reefs in the region, yet it remains one of Indonesia’s best-kept secrets. …
Come dive in the Alor archipelago, a hidden gem in Indonesia. Though it is less explored, Alor’s underwater world is just as beautiful and pristine as those of Bali and Raja Ampat, one of the most popular dive destinations in Indonesia. Nestled in the Eastern Nusa Tenggara, Alor, and its nearby Pantar Strait, are the …
Raja Ampat – the archipelago in West Papua Province of Indonesia, is renowned as a divers’ hub for its stunning marine life and amazing underwater scenery. So if you want to plunge into the great under waters, we recommend one of our liveaboard dive trips. Liveaboards get you as close to the sea and the …