Diving in Indonesia.

The islands of Indonesia spread in a wide arc, more than 5,000 kilometers long, from mainland South East Asia to Papua New Guinea. Dotted with volcanoes, covered with thick tropical vegetation, bright green rice fields and surrounded by coral reefs, the Indonesian archipelago is one of the world's most beautiful places!

Indonesia is the largest archipelagic nation in the world, with more than 80,000 kilometers of coastline and over three million square kilometers of territorial waters. Officially, the archipelago contains 13,677 islands - from specks of rock to huge islands, such as Sumatra and Borneo. 

SEAL has been operating liveaboard dive trips within the Indonesian Archipelago for five years. We offer three world-class Indonesian dive destinations for you to choose from. Our main destination of previous seasons has been the Sangihe Archipelago in North Sulawasi. 

As the backbone philosophy of our operations here at SEAL is 'Adventure', we have decided to now go beyond the Sangihe Islands this year and will be venturing in to the unknown wilds of Irian Jaya, with two nine-day expeditions of discovery.

Komodo Island National Park is our third and final destination this summer. The islands of Komodo and Rincha are famous as being home to the ferocious Komodo dragon. What is less commonly known however, but just as appealing to us, is that the waters in this area are home to some of the very best diving in Indonesia.

So if you have ever considered diving in Indonesia, we can now offer you the best there is. The choice is yours! Consider either of SEAL's exciting dive cruises in Indonesia.