Cape Kri, Raja Ampat

Located on the northeastern end of Kri Island in Indonesia, Cape Kri Dive Site is a renowned diving spot in Raja Ampat. This dive site holds the world record for the highest number of species sighted on a single dive, with an impressive count of 374! The record was achieved by Gerald R. Allen, a distinguished marine biologist.

At Cape Kri Dive Site, divers can expect an incredible underwater experience. The diverse marine life includes stunning schools of fusiliers, yellowtail barracuda, white tip sharks, black tip sharks, impressive napoleon wrasse, fascinating red tooth triggerfish, and captivating coral formations.

With excellent visibility of 18 meters and a maximum depth of 24 meters, Cape Kri Dive Site offers an ideal environment for both beginner and advanced divers. Whether you are just starting your diving journey or seeking thrilling adventures, this dive site has something for everyone.

Plan your next underwater exploration close to Cape Kri Dive Site in West Papua, Indonesia. Discover the wonders of this extraordinary dive site and immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Raja Ampat.