Ambai’s itineraries include: Raja Ampat … Komodo … Banda Sea … Triton Bay … Sulawesi … Halmahera

Raja Ampat  …  Raja Ampat, known for its extraordinary diversity of species of fish, corals, and mollusks, also offers sites which border on the blue & feature plenty of pelagics -black & white tip sharks, multiple tuna species, barracudas & wrasse. You’ll find sites with “swarms” of fish; one with dancing manta rays, and others others with schools of sweetlips, snappers, parrotfish & humpback groupers.  Nearly everywhere, you get the brilliantly colored giant gorgonians, sponges & other corals … plus astonishing creatures the eyes can’t believe.

Komodo  … Home to fabulous soft corals & reef fish, plus sharks & mantas enough to make every dive an adventure, in the opinion of many divers Komodo is the pen-ultimate diving experience in Indonesia.  With each dive site in the Komodo National Park, you will experience something different, as this is perhaps the most diverse range of sites in the Indonesian chain. The peaceful coral reefs are pristine and attract an incredible variety of splendid reef fish. But there are also dive sites with strong currents, bringing plankton-rich waters and the pelagics which feed on them . . . tuna, jacks, barracudas, beautiful rays & plentiful sharks.

Banda Sea  …  As to the diving in the Banda Sea and Alor regions, you’ll experience vertical walls & drop offs, pristine reef, volcanic vents – and you’ll see more critters as well as massive barrel sponges, plenty of pelagics, an immense population of sea snakes – even a wreck dive. In Alor, you’ll find pristine waters full of masses of fish, loads of invertebrates … and scads of alluring critters.  As to topography, you’ll find shear drops, huge pinnacles, great walls  … all covered with rich & thriving corals which attract diverse fish life.  Add to that, visiting pelagics and you have a magical mix.

Sulawesi …

Halmahera