Pantar Marine Park
Pantar Marine park is located in Alor regency, East Nusa Tenggara. Pantar Marine Park covers Alor Besar, Alor Kecil, Dulolong, Buaya Island, Kepa Island, Ternate Island, and Pura Island. This marine park has the characteristics of caves and contours of the seabed between 60 until 90 degrees and the uniqueness of the water flow in the strait changing direction.
Pantar Marine Park offers beauty underwater life to visitors. The underwater life of this marine park is comparable to the most popular marine park in the world, such as those in Carribean Islands or local marine parks such as Bunaken in Sulawesi or Raja Ampat in Papua. The marine park has numerous species of fish and other sea creatures. You can enjoy the beautiful sea creatures when you dive or snorkel in the underwater of the sea. You will see an amazing panorama that you may have never seen before. The beauty of this marine park offers you challenging adventure as well as amazing experience.
The main activity in Pantar Marine Park is scuba diving. Besides the marine park has many diving spots. They are 26 spots, including Half Moon Bay, Crocodile Rook, The Edge, Cave Point, Peter's Prize, Shark Close and many more. All of the 26 diving spots offer you the most exotic underwater panorama. For example, Shark Close diving spot offers you an amazing shark view. You can encounter and get closer to sharks living in the underwater of this marine park. Apart from diving activity, you can snorkel or swim. While other than water activities, you can do many other interesting things, such as village trip. This means you will explore the culture and the traditional way of life of the local people. So, visiting Pantar Marine Park is not a waste since you can do many activities and buy valuable souvenirs. Visit this marine park if you have a plan to travel to somewhere.
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