About This Place
An active volcanic island whose dark sand slopes, gas bubbles and macro-rich reefs form a distinctive dive setting.
Visit with an experienced operator, follow the guide current check and stay within the planned entry and exit.
At a Glance
- TypeIsland, Dive Site, Snorkel Site
- Inside Komodo National ParkNo
- How to get thereLiveaboard
- Travel time from Labuan BajoBoat access from northeastern Sumbawa or a liveaboard itinerary
- Last checked2026-09-01
What to Expect
An active volcanic island whose dark sand slopes, gas bubbles and macro-rich reefs form a distinctive dive setting.
Crowds and Timing
Visitor levels vary by season, weather and operator schedules.
Dive and Snorkel Profile
- Depth range5-35 m
- CurrentModerate
- Visibility10-25 m
How to Visit
Visit with an experienced operator, follow the guide current check and stay within the planned entry and exit.
Who This Suits
Choose timing and an operator appropriate to the visitor experience and conditions.
What to Bring
Personal dive essentials, exposure protection and a surface marker buoy.
Safety Notes
Conditions can be demanding; follow an experienced guide and current local advice.
Photography Notes
Use early or late light on land and maintain respectful distance from wildlife.
Entrance Fee
Local entrance, transport or operator fees may apply.
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