Komodo Island & Marine Park
The Komodo National Marine Park encompasses 132,000 hectares of marine waters making it one of the largest protected zones on the planet. The number and variety of islands including Komodo, Rinca and Padar, combined with current, wave action and wind exposure, result in an incredible variety of coastal and marine habitats.
Raja Ampat Islands - Irian Jaya
The Raja Ampat island group of Irian
Jaya is currently one of the hottest
diving destinations on the planet.
Extreme bio-diversity and untouched
landscapes rivalling those of the
Pacific combined with world class
dive sites make these islands one of
the world's last scuba diving
frontiers.
Fak Fak - Irian Jaya
Fak Fak is a very remote area located south-east of Raja Ampat and is famous for its record breaking bio-diversity. Because the water here is so nutrient rich, visibility averages 10-20m, however these nutrients feed an amazing web of life. We're talking extreme bio-mass.
Misool - Irian Jaya
The Misool Island group sits at the entrance of the Seram Sea, two degrees south of the equator. Those who have travelled to Palau can picture these little tropical islands covered in pandana and other palms, with steep sided walls where wind and sea has worn the rock away.
