Reta Wall Dive Site — Alor

Reta Wall dive site in Alor

About Reta Wall

Spectacular vertical wall on the southern side of Reta Island, dropping beyond recreational limits. Giant barrel sponges, black coral trees, and dense sea fan colonies line the wall face. Green and hawksbill turtles rest on the ledges, and reef sharks patrol below in the current.

Site Information

  • Depth: 10–45 m
  • Difficulty: intermediate
  • Site type: Wall
  • Current: Currents at Reta Wall are often strong, similar to those found in Komodo, characterized by upwellings and unpredictable whirlpools during tidal shifts. Divers should anticipate being swept off the site by currents near the end of a dive. Experienced guides are crucial for navigating these dynamic conditions.
  • Best time: Apr-Nov
  • Region: Alor

Highlights

  • Sea turtles
  • Barrel sponges
  • Reef sharks

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