Halmahera

Halmahera, Indonesia is situated exactly between Lembeh Strait and the Raja Ampat islands, right in the heart of the world-reknowned Coral Triangle. Here, diving is available for all levels. There is a variety of unspoiled and uncrowded dive sites around Halmahera. Divers can dive along steep drop-offs to shallow coral gardens and reefs, where it is possible to see pygmy seahorses, turtles, giant grouper, and sharks. Weda Bay is one of the most popular places to dive in Halmahera. Out of the variety of diving sites around Halmahera, the most popular are Pasir Putih, Airport Reef, Shark Mountain, Kawinet, Big Gorango Reef, Mangroves, and Pulau Dua.