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Your Guide to Diving in Sangihe Archipelago

The Ring of Fire

...Highlights: schooling fish & big pelagics, great macro life/ marine diversity...
...Diving environment: healthy reefs, advanced divers, off the beaten track...

Located off the north east peninsula of North Sulawesi, the Sangihe Archipelago is made up of a chain of around 40 volcanic islands, some of which rise majestically to over 1,500 metres above sea level.

Beneath the surface these waters are some of the deepest in the world and the currents rising up from the depths are rich in plankton and other nutrients attracting a vast array of diverse marine life to this Manado liveaboard diving destination.


Dive Site Descriptions




How to Dive Sangihe

If you want to dive here then you've really no other option but to board one of the few Sulawesi liveaboard charters that visit there.

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The Diving Season

You can dive the Sangihe Archipelago at any time of year but the seasons dictate varying sea conditions. The best time to go is during the dry season from March to June when visibility is at its best. The winds that occur from July to October and frequent rain in November and December can reduce visibility during these months.

Sperm whales calf in this area between March and August each year.


Reef Summary

Depth

15 - 40m

Visibility

8 - 30m

Currents

Can be strong

Surface conditions

Can be rough

Water temperature

26 - 30°C

Experience level

Intermediate - advanced

Number of dive sites

>50

Distance

~220 km north of Manado (11 hours)

Recommended length of stay

5 - 7 days




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