Maluku Divers
- Name
- Andy
- Location:
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Jalan Aman Lanite, Latuhalat,
Ambon, Maluku, Indonesia - Contact:
- 0911 323 882
Last Updated
2012-10-13 09:00:00
Maluku Divers
With one of the world's finest macro dive sites within 15 minutes of the dive resort and accommodation, the photographic opportunities in Ambon are exceptional.
With critter subjects such as several different variations of rhinopias, hairy octopus, ghost pipe fish, inimicus, flamboyant cuttlefish, frogfish, stonefish and many other species to be found on every dive, photographers and critter hunters benefit from the limited numbers of divers.
That being said, the diversity of the region's dive sites also incorporates a large, pristine shipwreck, huge underwater archways and various caves and caverns, allows for an amazing wide angle and marine life interactions.
With just one dive centre servicing the entire region, divers will have space and time to enjoy the underwater attractions.
Affiliation:
PADI
Training Level:
Divemaster
Facilities:
- Own Boat(s)
- Diving seven days
- Showers
- Own accommodation
- Scuba hire
- Resort/Intro Dives
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Articles
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Diving Ambon - Reefs, Muck and a Shipwreck
- The island of Ambon, part of Maluku Province located in the Eastern parts of Indonesia between Papua and Sulawesi, is not on the travel schedule of many people, however for serious divers this is a destination offering diving away from the crowds as well as some amazing history and culture.
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Diving Banda - Discovering the East Indonesian Archipelago
- Visiting Banda is interesting for two reasons: excellent diving and its amazing history. Banda islands, part of a volcanic group of islands covered with lush vegetation, have been a destination for traders for more than two thousand years.
- Name
- Andy
- Location:
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Jalan Aman Lanite, Latuhalat,
Ambon, Maluku, Indonesia - Contact:
- 0911 323 882
Last Updated
2012-10-13 09:00:00
