Alor

Alor, situated in the heart of the Coral Triangle, is a world-class diving destination renowned for its vibrant, untouched reefs and staggering biodiversity. Its volcanic origins have created dramatic underwater landscapes, from sheer walls and pinnacles to black sand slopes perfect for muck diving. This unique topography is home to a spectacular mix of rare critters, including the famous rhinopias, and thrilling encounters with large pelagic species. Alor's remote location has preserved its pristine condition, offering a truly exclusive diving experience far from the crowds. Diving conditions in Alor can be challenging, characterized by powerful and often unpredictable currents that bring nutrient-rich waters. Water temperatures vary significantly, sometimes dropping into the low 20s°C (low 70s°F), especially in the south. Visibility is generally excellent, often exceeding 30 meters (100 feet). Divers are drawn to Alor for its combination of exhilarating drift dives, unparalleled macro photography opportunities, and the chance to explore one of the most biodiverse and unspoiled marine ecosystems on the planet, making it a must-visit for adventurous divers.