Alor, Alor

Anita Verde · Issue 109, Jul/Aug 2019 · pp. 51–54

DestinationAlor ArchipelagoIndonesiaEast Nusa Tenggaramuck divingRhinopiashammerhead sharksstrong currentsliveaboardeco resortwall diving

Products mentioned: Alor Divers Eco Resort

The thing we love about scuba diving is that it takes us to places way off the radar, and our recent trip to the magnificent Alor Archipelago In Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province was no exception. Diving in Alor is like stumbling across a treasure chest with a kaleidoscope of colors and hidden gems that take your breath away. Boasting over 50 dive sites, with an array of marine life, some of which are only found in Alor’s waters, this is definitely scuba heaven. The reefs here are exceptionally healthy, tourism is undeveloped with only a few eco operators catering for experienced divers, and the islands here are still inhabited by many of the Flores sub ethic peoples who still preserve their traditional ways of life. Renowned for having some of the more difficult diving in Indonesia, the diving here is catered to quite experienced divers. Alor has everything; with rare critters, ha…

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