Ilike · Indonesia · 12D/11N
This Indonesian itinerary explores the heart of the historic Spice Islands, journeying from Ambon to Alor. Divers can anticipate a wide variety of underwater topography, from Ambon's exceptional muck diving to the vibrant reefs and volcanic pinnacles encountered through the Banda and Serua Seas. Currents can be present, encouraging pelagic encounters such as various shark species, tuna, and schooling fish, alongside healthy hard and soft coral gardens. The route takes in remote, rarely dived islands, offering a true expedition feel with a mix of macro life and larger marine species, culminating in the rich waters of Alor.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor and the Pantar Strait are known for productive currents, volcanic slopes, and vivid reefs. The area can offer both fish-filled walls and excellent macro opportunities, with the exact sites chosen around tides, visibility, and sea conditions.
Alor
After breakfast, guests disembark in Alor. Transfers continue according to the onward travel arrangements.