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Indonesia's best-known island serves as a gateway to the archipelago and is itself a diving mecca. The north and east coasts, where Bali's waters are at their warmest, are dotted with stunning shore diving sites. Tulamben is world-renowned for its USAT Liberty shore dive, while Secret Bay and Seraya Secrets harbour an array of critters and nudibranchs to please the most discerning macro photographer.
A short two-and-a-half-hour flight from Bali will transfer you to the secluded paradise of Wakatobi Dive Resort. A stay here includes three dives per day and unlimited house reef dives, and, given that the house reef is vaunted as the best in the world, with over 400 species of coral and 700 species of fish, Wakatobi offers easily some of the best shore diving in Indonesia.
Muck divers and macro photographers have long fawned over the incredible diving on offer in the Lembeh Strait. This stretch of water, which separates Lembeh Island from the north-eastern coast of Sulawesi, is inhabited by hairy frogfish, mimic octopus and stargazers semi-submerged in the black sand. With such an array of bizarre creatures on the dive centre's backstep, Lembeh is also a strong contender for the best shore diving in Indonesia.
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Emily C and Rachel are our 'Shore Diving in Indonesia' experts and as seasoned travellers they have the inside track on the most memorable adventures.