Sloping reefÁrea Marina Protegida

Cape Kri

Indonesia · Raja Ampat, West Papua
Profundidad: 5–35 mNivel: Open WaterOctober-April

A submerged ridge running out from the eastern tip of Kri island, right in the middle of the Dampier Strait. It is the best-known site in Raja Ampat and holds one of the greatest densities of large fish in the north of the archipelago. Working depth is usually around 15 m along the wall and about 8 m on the spine of the ridge.

Depth

5–35 m

Recommended level

Open Water

Average visibility

20 m

Water temperature

29 °C

Current

Moderate

Access

Boat

Best time

October-April

Recommended certification

Open Water

Approx. price

130 USD / dive

Plan your dive

Best time
October-April
Approx. price
130 USD / dive

The site where the biologist Gerald Allen counted 374 fish species on a single dive, a world record for marine biodiversity.

Protection status

Red de áreas marinas protegidas de Raja Ampat (Bird's Head Seascape)

Did you know

Ostenta el récord mundial de especies de peces registradas en una sola inmersión: 374, contadas en 2012 por el biólogo marino Gerald R. Allen. Eso lo sitúa entre las cinco inmersiones más ricas en especies del planeta.

Sources consulted: Papua Diving; La Galigo Liveaboard; White Manta; liveaboardindonesia.com; southeastasiadiving.com

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60 species documented in Cape Kri

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Ecosystem

Arrecife

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