The Indonesian islands are a great place for diving. You can dive from the shore, as tourists do, vacationing in Bali, for example, from the beach of Djemelu, from the villages of Tulamben and Amed. But much more can see tourists who go diving from the water, to the area of ​​any of the local islands. Of those that lie not far from Bali, one can distinguish Nusa Penida (you can always see stingrays at Manta Point, and amazing coral in Crystal Bay), Nusa-Lembongan, Menjangan.

In the Borneo (Kalimantan) area, divers can be interested in Sangalaki, the coral island of Cacaban with a lake full of non-stinging jellyfish. Vacationers on Lombok, go to dive to the islands of Gili: Gili Trawangan, Gili-Air and Gili-Meno.

Deserves special attention of the archipelagos Sangie and Talaud, located near Sulawesi, where lovers of diving can observe an incredible variety of marine life. The islands of Bunaken and Lembe in this respect are not much inferior to them underwater world of the islands of Komodo, Rink (aka Rincha) and Flores. But Kapoposang and Lanyukang are praised mainly for the abundance of corals.