Diving In Pulau Weh.
Pulau Weh is one of Indonesia’s most stunning hidden gems. Where the Andaman Sea meets the Indian Ocean, the variety of wildlife in the surrounding ocean which is ranging from tiny critters to grand pelagics.
Discover what makes Pulau Weh exceptional
Visibility
Pulau Weh is known for its excellent water clarity. On most days, visibility stretches between 25 to 30 meters, giving divers a crystal-clear view of the vibrant reefs and the dramatic underwater terrain.
Water
Temperature
Warm tropical waters make diving comfortable all year. With temperatures typically around 28–29°C, you can enjoy long, relaxing dives without feeling chilled.
Diverse
Topography
The island is shaped by ancient volcanic activity, creating a playground of deep walls, pinnacles, canyons, slopes, and rock formations.
Energetic
Currents
Currents in Pulau Weh bring rich nutrients, attracting schooling fish and pelagic visitors. These conditions make certain dive sites thrilling and ideal for experienced divers seeking adventure.
Tiny Critters to
Pelagic
Whether you’re hunting for nudibranchs, frogfish, and ghost pipefish, or looking up to see trevallies, eagle rays, and reef sharks, Pulau Weh offers incredible variety in every dive.
Wreck
Diving
Weh Island is home to several fascinating wrecks, including shallow tugboats perfect for beginners and deeper wartime relics loved by experienced divers.
Diving Maps
These maps highlight key dive sites around the island, including steep walls, coral gardens, volcanic rock formations, pinnacles, and sandy slopes. Each site is carefully marked with essential information such as depth ranges, entry points, current conditions, and notable marine life. Divers can easily identify areas known for schooling fish, reef sharks, turtles, macro life, and seasonal pelagic encounters.
Designed for both recreational and advanced divers, the diving maps help plan safe and enjoyable dives while showcasing the unique character of each location. Whether exploring the famous Batee Tokong seamount, the colorful reefs of Rubiah Sea Garden, or the deep walls of Sophie Rickmers Wreck, Pulau Weh Diving Maps serve as an essential navigation and planning tool beneath the surface.Favorite Dive Sites in Weh Island
Batee Tokong
A world-class site famous for powerful currents, huge schools of jackfish, trevallies, barracudas, and reef sharks. Dramatic topography and big fish action make it a must-dive for advanced divers.
The Canyon
A breathtaking volcanic formation shaped like underwater corridors and arches. Expect surges, dynamic swim-throughs, and plenty of large fish cruising by.
Underwater Volcano
A unique underwater experience where warm volcanic bubbles rise from the seabed. Divers can feel temperature changes while exploring a reef filled with macro life.
Shark Plateau
A sloping reef and sandy plateau where blacktip reef sharks are often seen gliding peacefully. A calm, beautiful dive with excellent visibility.
Rubiah Sea Garden
Perfect for all levels. A shallow reef filled with colorful corals, reef fish, and photo opportunities. Great for beginners and relaxed dives.
The Sunken Tugboat
A charming shallow wreck covered in corals and home to lionfish, batfish, and nudibranchs. Easy conditions make it ideal for training and photography.
Diving Facilities
Dive Center
Our dive center is designed for comfort and efficiency. After dive, you can rinse off under the outdoor shower before our team washes your BCD, regulator, fins, wetsuit, mask, and camera in the dedicated rinse area. Gear can be left to dry or stored safely in the wet room, which is located next to a changing room and washroom. We also provide a dedicated camera room where you can dry, assemble, and charge your underwater equipment in a clean and organized space.
Dive Boat
We operate a large fiberglass dive boat for 8–12 divers, along with four smaller boats that comfortably fit up to four divers each. Every trip is prepared with towels, snacks, coffee,tea, and drinking water. Our boats are designed to make your journey to each dive site smooth, comfortable, and hassle-free.
Dive Equipment
We provide rental dive equipment for guests who need it, but we still recommend bringing your own gear for the best comfort and fit especially masks and wetsuits. If you would like to rent equipment, please inform us when making your booking so we can prepare the correct sizes in advance.
In-House Filling Station
We operate with two Coltri high-performance compressors and a total of 62 Luxfer 11-liter aluminum scuba cylinders, ensuring a reliable and efficient air supply for all diving activities. Our compressors are regularly maintained
Discover Sabang’s Underwater Grace
Discover a world of crystal waters, vibrant reefs, and serene encounters beneath the waves — where every dive reveals the untouched beauty of Pulau Weh.
