LIVEABOARD DIVING IN
Sangalaki
Explore mesmerizing underwater landscapes, from colorful coral gardens to mysterious caves
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Manta ray sanctuary
Kaleidoscope of colors
Spectacular underwater landscapes
Located in the heart of the Coral Triangle, Sangalaki Island beckons divers to explore its captivating underwater realm. This remote paradise, located off the coast of Borneo in Indonesia, offers a treasure trove of marine life and breathtaking underwater landscapes. Diving in Sangalaki unveils a world of vibrant coral reefs adorned with an impressive array of hard and soft corals. These living structures provide shelter and sustenance to an astonishing diversity of marine creatures. Schools of colorful reef fish, such as angelfish and butterflyfish, dance among the corals, while curious turtles gracefully glide through the crystal-clear waters.
Sangalaki is particularly renowned for its encounters with majestic manta rays. The island is a gathering point for these graceful giants, providing divers with the extraordinary opportunity to witness their elegant movements up close. It is a truly mesmerizing experience that leaves divers in awe of the sheer beauty and grace of these gentle creatures. Beyond the mantas, Sangalaki also offers encounters with other remarkable marine species. Patrolling reef sharks can occasionally be spotted, while playful dolphins and curious sea turtles add to the excitement of every dive. The diversity of marine life in Sangalaki is truly astounding, making it a haven for underwater photographers and nature enthusiasts alike
When To Go Diving in Sangalaki
The best time to go diving in Sangalaki is generally during the dry season, which extends from April to November. This period offers more favorable weather conditions with calmer seas and better visibility underwater. However, diving is possible year-round in Sangalaki, and each season has its unique attractions. The water temperature in Sangalaki remains warm throughout the year, ranging from around 27 to 30 °C (81 to 86°F). This pleasant temperature allows for comfortable diving without the need for thick wetsuits. However, it is recommended to wear a thin wetsuit or a rash guard for sun protection and to prevent minor stings from marine organisms. Sangalaki's warm waters provide an ideal environment for diverse marine life, including vibrant corals and an abundance of marine species. Whether you visit during the dry season or any other time of the year, Sangalaki promises an unforgettable diving experience with its favorable water temperatures and captivating underwater world