Scuba Dive Locations Country: Indonesia

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Languages	Indonesian
Currencies	Indonesian Rupiah
Burocracy	To travel to Indonesia you must have a valid passport or document recognized internationally, valid for a period of at least six months beyond the date of entering. Depending on your nationality, you may have to apply for a visa before entering Indonesia through the representative of the Indonesian Embassy in your country. Visas can also given when you are entering the country to tourists who qualify, but only in the international airports. If you are unsure about any matter relating to travel documents, we recommend that you contact your travel agent or the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate in your city.
Health Concerns	There aren't required vaccinations to enter Indonesia, although it is recommended that you check the vaccines against hepatitis A, typhoid, yellow fever, hepatitis B, rabies, measles, Malaria, rubella, Dengue, diphtheria and tetanus. In case of doubt we recommend that you consult your doctor or else the Indonesian Embassy.

Bali
- Amed (4 diving spots)
- Candi Dasa (10 diving spots)
- Gilimanuk (1 diving spots)
- Menjangan Island (5 diving spots)
- Nusa Penida (15 diving spots)
- Pemuteran (6 diving spots)
- Seraya (2 diving spots)
- Tulamben (4 diving spots)
Java
- Pulau Seribu (2 diving spots)
Kalimantan
- Sangalaki (21 diving spots)
Lesser Sunda Islands
- Alor (9 diving spots)
- Flores (26 diving spots)
- Komodo (23 diving spots)
- Kupang (10 diving spots)
- Lombok Island (20 diving spots)
- Rinca (8 diving spots)
- Sumbawa (5 diving spots)
Maluku Islands
- Banda Islands (15 diving spots)
- Raja Ampat Islands (6 diving spots)
Sulawesi
- Bangka Archipelago (9 diving spots)
- Lembeh Strait (9 diving spots)
- Manado (43 diving spots)
Sumatra
- Pulau Weh (10 diving spots)