Alor Island

Looking for breathtaking underwater adventures? Alor Island, a hidden paradise in East Nusa Tenggara. Perfect for divers and nature lovers, it’s a must-visit destination for those seeking untouched beauty and thrilling experiences.

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Alor Island, part of Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara region, is a remote and unspoiled gem in the Coral Triangle. Known for its pristine coral reefs, unique underwater topography, and crystal-clear waters, it’s a diver’s paradise. The island’s marine biodiversity is extraordinary, featuring species like mola mola, hammerhead sharks, and pygmy seahorses.

Strong currents make some sites ideal for advanced divers, while calm bays offer a serene experience for beginners. Above the water, Alor offers stunning landscapes, traditional villages, and cultural richness, creating a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.

Unforgettable Experiences in Alor

Diving at Kalabahi BayKnown for its calm waters and abundant macro life, Kalabahi Bay is perfect for photographers and beginners.
Snorkeling with DolphinsAlor’s waters are home to playful dolphins, providing an unforgettable snorkeling or boat tour experience.
Traditional Weaving in Takpala VillageDiscover Alor’s cultural heritage by visiting Takpala Village to see traditional ikat weaving and meet the local Abui tribe.
Exploring Pantar StraitFamous for its strong currents, the Pantar Strait offers thrilling drift dives with chances to see large pelagic species and vibrant coral walls.

The Best Dive Spots in Alor

Kalabahi Bay is one of Alor’s most iconic dive spots, renowned for its calm waters and incredible macro life. Divers can spot pygmy seahorses, frogfish, and rare nudibranchs among vibrant coral formations. Its easy conditions and rich biodiversity make it a favorite for underwater photographers and divers of all levels.

Pisang Islands

Pisang Island offers a serene and picturesque setting for divers. The island’s shallow reefs are perfect for beginners, while the deeper areas cater to more advanced divers. The site teems with marine life, including nudibranchs, seahorses, and various reef fish. The calm and clear waters make Pisang Island an excellent spot for underwater photography and relaxed exploration.

Patinti Strait

For advanced divers, Patinti Strait offers challenging yet rewarding diving experiences. The strong currents attract large schools of fish and predators like sharks and barracudas. This dive site is also home to unique coral formations and underwater caves, making it a paradise for experienced divers.

Moratai Islands

The Morotai Islands are a haven for history buffs and underwater photographers alike. The islands played a significant role during World War II, and remnants of the war remain underwater. Divers can explore wrecks of ships and aircraft, now home to abundant marine life. The combination of historical artifacts and thriving coral reefs makes Morotai a unique and fascinating diving site.

Weda Bay

Located on the east coast of Halmahera, Weda Bay is a must-visit for divers seeking abundant marine life. The area is known for its diverse coral gardens and frequent sightings of manta rays, dolphins, and sea turtles.

Bobale Islands

Enjoy a serene diving experience surrounded by healthy coral reefs and calm, turquoise waters. This site is teeming with marine species such as schools of barracuda, angelfish, and parrotfish, making it a lively yet peaceful dive. Ideal for those seeking tranquility, Bobale provides a balance of relaxation and underwater exploration.

Private Charters

Tartaruga provides a private escape to explore the Alor Island, with an entire crew to cater to your every need, and allows for activities to be more tailored to your party’s desires.

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