Indonesia - Diving in the Celebes Sea

Pristine reefs and hardly any divers

Diving Trip to the Celebes Sea

No dive boats in a convoy, no overcrowded reefs—
but spectacular coral landscapes, clear water, and a peaceful resort surrounded by magnificent nature.

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April 21 – May 6, 2027

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Start and end dates of the trip:

Jakarta

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Included:

✓ Domestic flights
✓ Transfers
✓ Accommodations
✓ Full board
✓ Three dives per day
✓ Shore excursion.

The price of this diving trip will be published as soon as all services have been finalized.
We will, of course, let you know as soon as possible.

Diving in the Celebes Sea – Untouched Reefs Instead of Mass Tourism

Northeast of Manado lies one of Indonesia’s last major diving areas, which has remained largely undiscovered by international diving tourism. The key difference: Here, we dive far away from the well-known tourist crowds. No convoys of dive boats, and divers are a rare sight. Instead, you’ll find pristine nature and an impressive biodiversity in crystal-clear water. Above water, too, our destination offers breathtaking landscapes, which we’ll explore on our shore excursion. And our resort is a gem of beauty and tranquility.

Highlights of this diving trip

✓ Rarely dived reefs in the Celebes Sea
✓ Steep walls and huge schools of fish
✓ Few boats and hardly any divers
✓ Cozy resort
✓ Stunning island scenery
✓ Personalized tour guidance by Klaus Orlik, who has been organizing diving trips for years
✓ Optional extension in the Lembeh Strait

➕ Optional 6-day extension – Diving in the Lembeh Strait

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May 6–11, 2027

Included ✓ Transfers on land & at sea ✓ Accommodations ✓ Full board ✓ 3 dives per day ✓ Shore excursion

If you’re still hungry for more after that, you can join Klaus for a six-day extension in the famous Lembeh Strait—the mecca of critter diving. Here, we’ll encounter creatures that look more like beings from another planet than ordinary fish. Anglerfish and frogfish, pygmy seahorses, ghost pipefish, blue-ringed octopuses, harlequin and ghost shrimp, as well as many other rare marine creatures, make Lembeh a paradise for photographers and lovers of extraordinary underwater worlds. The Lembeh Strait is so sheltered that you can dive in complete relaxation even in bad weather.

The international flight to Indonesia is not included. We’d be happy to help you book your flight, of course.
Interested? Just get in touch with me—the number of participants is deliberately kept small.
Booking and information: Klaus Orlik