Manta Alley, Indonesia

About Manta Alley

A drift dive. It goes down to 40 m. You get in from a boat. It suits experienced divers only, as a dive guide states it. The coast faces S: swell from the S reaches it, and wind from the N blows out to sea. No dive centre within 10 km, the nearest 47 km away. The sea is about 27°C in August, its coldest month (3 mm wetsuit), and 29°C in January, its warmest (rash vest or 1 to 2 mm). No town nearby. No bookable town within 60 km: the nearest, Labuan Bajo, is 60 km away. Nearest airport: BMU (BMU), 82 km.

• What it is Drift.
• How deep Down to 40 m.
• Getting in From a boat.
• Who it suits Suits experienced divers only, as a dive guide states it.
• Dive centres No dive centre within 10 km, the nearest 47 km away.

Facts: verified.

Water about 28°C: 3 mm wetsuit. Typical sea temperature for the time of year, not a forecast.

Visibility about 15 m. Typical for the time of year, estimated from ten years of NASA satellite water clarity, not a forecast. Clearest in Jan, Feb, Mar, May, Jun, Jul, Aug and Sep (about 15 m).

This week's visibility, the current and the life no free forecast gives. Ask a dive centre before you book.

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