Diving Ambon, Diving Maluku; Incredible Bio Diversity

The diversity of sites within easy range of the dive centre is one of the most outstanding attributes of the Maluku Divers location diving Ambon. For wide angle photographers and those who like to look up during their dives, the schooling fishlife that inhabits the slopes, walls and pinnacles, amongst the myriad of fishes, is an awe inspiring experience.

Diving Pintu Kota reveals incredible underwater architecture, with a huge underwater archway mirroring the rock formation above water, and Hukurila Cave has twisting caverns and canyons swarming with life. Pulau Tiga is a small group of islands found on the Western Coast of Ambon, the sheer number of fish that inhabit the slopes of these small islands is mesmerising. A day trip to this region, drift diving the hard and soft coral slopes is very special, and the idyllic palm tree fringed islands are a beautiful backdrop for the surface interval.

During additional diving Ambon day trip options, the sites at Molana island and Nusa Laut are heralded amongst the best sites in the Banda Sea, a day is well spent enjoying their plunging walls and schooling fish. Though these trips are exceptional and well worth the additional travel, the sites which are close to the Dive Resort are plentiful and varied enough to dive very frequently.

Diving Ambon also has a vast array of pelagic species that inhabit the abundant waters. During dives along the south coast Manta Rays, various shark species and large majestic napoleon wrasse are prolific. With whales, dolphins and even the occasional orca making a rare visit, the lucky few divers who manage to watch these incredible mammals underwater take pleasure in an exquisite and long lasting memory of diving Maluku.

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