Alor Liveaboard Diving
Indonesia's Last Frontier — Pristine Reefs, Spectacular Macro & Pelagic Action
About Alor
Alor is a remote Indonesian archipelago offering pristine diving with incredible macro life, pelagics, and untouched coral reefs. One of the last frontiers of Indonesian diving.
Alor is one of Indonesia's most remote and pristine diving destinations, located at the eastern end of the Lesser Sunda Islands. The Alor Archipelago comprises over 20 islands surrounded by nutrient-rich waters where powerful currents from the Indian and Pacific Oceans converge. This creates extraordinary biodiversity, from spectacular macro life and vibrant coral gardens to encounters with pelagic species. With virtually no crowds, Alor offers a raw, authentic diving experience that rivals anywhere on earth.
Liveaboard Vessels in Alor
Top Dive Sites in Alor
- Clown Valley — beginner (5-25m)
- Kal's Dream — advanced (10-40m)
- Pantar Strait — advanced (15-40m)
- The Cathedral — intermediate (8-30m)
- Mandarin House — beginner (2-12m)
- Mahi Point — intermediate (5-35m)
- Beang Abang — beginner (3-18m)
- Sharks Galore — advanced (15-40m)
- Coconut Point — beginner (5-25m)
- Reta Wall — intermediate (10-45m)
- Night Snapper — beginner (5-22m)
- The Arch — intermediate (8-30m)
- Pura Island Drop-off — advanced (5-50m)
- Crocodile Rock — intermediate (6-28m)
- Lava Flow — intermediate (8-25m)
- Batu Kecil — advanced (5-35m)
- Adonara Channel — advanced (10-40m)
- Komba Volcano — expert (15-50m)