5 minutes away from the closest dive center, easy slope with artificial and coral reef, entering water near to the jetty, mild current, easy for beginners.

5 minutes away from the closest dive center, coral garden with slope, schools of fishes, good for pygmy seahorse and wobbegong sharks, mild current, easy for beginners

5 minutes boat ride away from the closest diving center, get drop to the wall and swim your way to the corner of fishy madness. Mild to medium current, beginners to advance levels.

5 minutes far from Soul Scuba divers, a nice coral slope for a drift dive. If the current is strong enough you might even drift until Soul Scuba divers jetty!

In front of the Soul scuba divers dive shop, you can find epic sloping coral garden with lots of different species to discover. It can be done as a shore entry or with boat. Perfect for day or night dives.

Located in front of Warahnus Dive Homestay jetty, offers you variation big corals structures along the reef. Group of fusiliers playing on shallow 12 -15 meters, with variation of soft coral through the slope topography. Good for corals id program and wide angle photograph sites.

Wonderful close by house reef right in front of Turtle Divers Raja Ampat center, offers sensation of slope colorful soft and hard corals combination. Average shallow between 12 - 16 meters with mostly light current condition give you calm and easy dive experience.

North site of kri island near Soulscuba house reef. Don’t forget to have a look into the blue you can have some ocean gift manta ray passing by. And also some sharks.

Only 5 minutes far from Soul Scuba divers. This is drift dive during the day, that can bring you toward Cape Kri or bring you up to Soul Scuba’s jetty. Look at the nice coral but also in the blue, where sharks can pass by. This is also a favorite place for night dive!

This is the new coral plantation location of the NGO the Sea People (Orang Laut). The goal is to plant 1 hectare of corals. Ask information at Soul Scuba divers to come, help and learn a lot about corals!