House Reef - Una Una

★★★☆☆ (23)

House Reef, average depth 11m, extends for approx 1.5km SW to NE in front of Sanctum Una Una dive centre. Great for night diving, and for snorkeling during the day.

Bumphead parrot fish, redtoothed triggerfish and giant moral eels all common. Octopus sightings at night frequent.

Dive Activity

Potential Wildlife Sightings

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Total number of species: 27

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Dive Centers Catering This Dive Site

SANCTUM UNA UNA

Desa Binaguna Kel. Binaguna, 94683 Tojo Una-Una, ST - Indonesia

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Hattivatti (★5.0)

Hattivatti comes from the Swedish-speaking Finnish writer and novelist Tove Jansson’s fictional world. Hattivattis are white, tube-like creatures that live in groups. At the dive site, there are lots of tube corals, and some of them are bleached, resembling Hattivattis.
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Karlas Garden (★0.0)

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Ruta Cuarenta (★0.0)

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CoDo Reef (★0.0)

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Rock and Ray (★5.0)

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Fate Arena (★0.0)

A gradual slope leads to vibrant coral gardens and deeper waters, teeming with fish, rays, and occasional sharks—perfect for a relaxed, scenic dive with great visibility.
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Ring of fire (★5.0)

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French Tuba Garden (★5.0)

This dive site begins with a stunning vertical wall, adorned with vibrant tube sponges, before gradually sloping down to deeper waters. The mix of wall and slope offers diverse marine life and stunning coral views.
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Sponge world (★4.5)

This dive site features a striking wall with overhangs, adorned with vibrant tube sponges, orange sponges, and delicate fan corals, creating a colorful and diverse underwater landscape.
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Secret Wonderland (★5.0)

This dive site features a dramatic wall with shady overhangs, providing shelter for diverse marine life and creating a dynamic, exciting environment to explore.
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Right Bet (★0.0)

This dive site begins with a stunning vertical wall, leading to a gradual slope at the end, offering a diverse range of marine life and coral formations to explore at varying depths.
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Cookie monster (★0.0)

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Aviator (★0.0)

In this diving site, you can glide like a aviator among colorful fish, large fan corals, massive barrel corals, and tube corals. Along the long route, you will dive above a pinnacle, alongside a steep wall, and over an open sandy seabed.
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Sixtinne Wall (★0.0)

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Survival Bukabuka Island (★4.7)

Survival is an underwater seamount for advanced divers, with a top reef starting at 16 meters and a drop-off wall creating an aquarium-like experience.
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Circus point (★4.6)

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D.C Point (★4.3)

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Nurek Point (★4.7)

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G 6 Point (★4.4)

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Rap God Point (★4.8)

“Rap God“ Point features a connecting reef with hard corals and orange sponges. The reef starts at 16 meters and gradually slopes to 5 meters. “Rap“ means reef in the local language, and “God“ refers to its greatness—“Reef God.“
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Angels Window Bukabuka Isl. (★4.7)

The drop-off wall is stunning, with a small hole in the reef leading directly to 6 meters below. When sunlight shines through, it creates a beautiful “Angel’s Window“ effect. The warm temperatures make for an easy and enjoyable dive.
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Wrong Entry (★4.7)

We aimed for Shark Point but stumbled upon a stunning dive site, which our Dive Master humorously called “Wrong Entry Point.“ It features a drop-off wall, overhangs, and crystal-clear visibility with vibrant corals and sponges.
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Castil Point (★4.3)

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