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Abundant sea life
Reef sharks
Corals

The island boasts vibrant coral reefs adorned with an array of hard and soft corals, creating a stunning backdrop for unforgettable dives. Divers can expect encounters with a diverse range of reef fish, including angelfish, butterflyfish, and parrotfish. The possibility of spotting larger marine species like groupers and reef sharks adds an element of excitement to the dives. Nusa Laut's tranquil waters and captivating marine biodiversity make it a perfect destination for liveaboard diving, offering a truly immersive and awe-inspiring experience beneath the waves

What to see

Under its crystal-clear waters, divers can encounter a kaleidoscope of reef fish, including colorful angelfish, butterflyfish, and parrotfish. The vibrant coral reefs of Nusa Laut are adorned with breathtaking hard and soft coral formations, providing a stunning backdrop for underwater exploration. Additionally, lucky divers may spot larger species like groupers and occasional sightings of reef sharks. Nusa Laut's underwater world offers a mesmerizing experience, showcasing the remarkable beauty and biodiversity of this tropical paradise

 

When to go diving in Nusa Laut

Water temperature
The best time to dive on Nusa Laut, an island in the Banda Sea, is during the dry season from April to November when the seas are calmer and visibility is at its peak. Divers can expect to encounter a diverse range of fish species, including vibrant reef fish, groupers, snappers, and occasional sightings of reef sharks. While there can be moderate currents, they are generally manageable and add an exciting dimension to the dives. The underwater temperature in Nusa Laut typically ranges from 26 to 29 degrees °C (79 to 84 degrees °F), providing comfortable conditions for divers to explore the captivating underwater world of this tropical paradise