Hydro Diving Expedition – Indonesia – Alor Island
This spring, we invite you to join us on another exotic diving expedition to Indonesia. This time, our main destination will be the island of Alor, located in the eastern part of the archipelago, in the heart of the Coral Triangle.Alor is a destination that attracts visitors primarily because of the richness of its underwater world. Crystal-clear water, excellent visibility—often reaching 20–40 meters—and an extraordinary diversity of marine life make it one of the most fascinating diving regions in Indonesia.Beneath the water’s surface, vast coral gardens, fields of sea anemones, colorful schools of reef fish, and a rich variety of microfauna await us—among which you can spot many rare and extraordinary creatures. With a little luck, we’ll also encounter larger ocean dwellers, such as dugongs, hammerhead sharks, and manta rays.Alor has much more to offer than just diving. It is an island with a rugged, volcanic landscape, secluded beaches, and lush tropical nature. It’s also worth exploring its local culture, traditions, and crafts—and above all, experiencing the warm hospitality of the locals. It’s a great destination for those who, in addition to diving, are looking to connect with nature and experience a slightly quieter, less touristy side of Indonesia.Trip PlanMarch 31—departure for Bali. We’ll spend the first two days on the island before heading further east.
Next stop—a flight to Kupang, where we plan to stay one night.
Stay on Alor—a flight to the island and 10 days there. We’ll be diving, relaxing, and exploring the island’s charms.
April 16 – start of the return trip. We’ll return via Kupang and Bali, where—depending on available flight connections—additional overnight stays will be scheduled.For more details, please visit: https://hydrozagadka.pl/wyjazdy/2027/marzec/egzotyczna-wyprawa-nurkowa-indonezja-wyspa-alor/
March 31, 2027