Pulau Weh, often referred to as Sabang Island, is a volcanic gem perched at the westernmost tip of Indonesia. Situated where the Andaman Sea meets the Indian Ocean, the island offers one of the richest and most pristine marine ecosystems in Southeast Asia.
Home to approximately 40,000 friendly residents, creating a peaceful and authentic local atmosphere.
A premier destination for nature lovers, ranging from white sandy beaches and hidden waterfalls to the historic Zero Kilometer landmark.
"Known as the 'Emerald of the North,' every corner of Pulau Weh promises adventure, both above the surface and beneath the breathtaking blue depths."
Pulau Weh is a paradise for adventurers. When you're not underwater, explore the lush landscapes and rich history of the island.
Stand at the edge of Indonesia. A must-visit landmark offering breathtaking sunset views and official certificates.
Explore the famous Rubiah Sea Garden. Crystal clear shallow waters filled with colorful corals and friendly fish.
Hike to the Pria Laot waterfall or visit Gua Sarang, the "Raja Ampat of Sabang," for stunning cliff views.
Savor local delicacies like Octopus Satay (Sate Gurita) and legendary Aceh Coffee at local "Warungs."
Please wear modest clothing in public areas. Bikinis and swimwear are restricted to boat/diving activities only.
Marine activities are paused every Friday until 2:00 PM to respect local traditions and prayer times.
Keep our island clean. Please do not litter and take your plastic waste back with you to help protect our environment.
Do not touch the corals or disturb marine life. Let's keep the underwater world pristine for future generations.
Pulau Weh is not just a local treasure; it is recognized globally as one of the **premier underwater destinations in Indonesia and the world**. Located at the precise meeting point of the Indian Ocean and the Andaman Sea, it serves as a massive natural laboratory for marine biodiversity.
Of global marine biodiversity can be found in these waters, from rare megafauna to vibrant macro life.
Famous for its incredible visibility (up to 40 meters) and dramatic volcanic underwater topography.
Home to the legendary Sophie Rickmers wreck, one of the most iconic deep-wreck dives in Southeast Asia.
"Whether you are a recreational diver or a technical explorer, Pulau Weh offers an underwater spectacle that rivals the Great Barrier Reef and the Red Sea."
Dramatic underwater cliffs and caves. Famous for sightings of black-tip sharks and massive gorgonian fans.
Advanced Level
Known as "The Current," this site features a pinnacle surrounded by swirling fish and frequent visits from eagle rays.
Intermediate
A massive 134-meter German cargo ship resting at 55m depth. An iconic site for technical diving enthusiasts.
Technical/Expert Only
A massive underwater pinnacle and the best place to see sharks. Home to a spectacular "Moray Eel City" and steep walls covered in fans.
Advanced / Strong Current
An incredible drop-off into the deep blue. Excellent for spotting big pelagics like Manta Rays, Whale Sharks, and schools of Barracuda.
Advanced Level
A colorful sanctuary perfect for beginners and photographers. Incredible coral density and marine biodiversity.
Beginner Friendly
A breathtaking site featuring a massive 'overhang' and healthy coral slopes. High chances of seeing Reef Sharks and large Sweetlips.
Intermediate
Famous for its incredible biodiversity. A paradise for macro photographers looking for Nudibranchs and Orangutan Crabs.
Beginner to Intermediate
A cluster of massive granite boulders underwater. This site offers unique swim-throughs and tunnels filled with glassfish.
Intermediate / Surge Potential
A historic shipwreck located close to the harbor. Encapsulated in soft corals, it's a haven for lionfish, moray eels, and large groupers.
Intermediate
A surreal dive where you can see bubbles rising from the seafloor. Feel the warm sulfur vents—a rare geological marvel in the Andaman Sea.
Beginner Friendly
Located on the southern tip of the island. This massive pinnacle is the best spot for large pelagics, including occasional Manta Ray sightings.
Advanced / Expedition
A relaxing dive with a gentle slope. This site is a treasure chest for macro lovers, featuring frogfish, pipefish, and various nudibranch species.
Beginner Friendly
A vibrant reef located between Gapang and Iboih. Expect to see large table corals and schools of snappers and fusiliers patrolling the area.
Intermediate
A world-class shore dive. Under the jetty pillars, you'll find an explosion of life—perfect for night diving and long-exposure photography.
Beginner Friendly
A beautiful slope located on the backside of Rubiah Island. Famous for its massive sea fans and frequent sightings of turtles and blue-spotted rays.
Intermediate
A dramatic vertical wall reaching down to 40 meters. The wall is covered in colorful soft corals and serves as a highway for passing tuna and barracuda.
Advanced
Unique for its black volcanic sand. This site offers a different ecosystem where strange critters like flamboyant cuttlefish and unusual nudibranchs thrive.
Beginner Friendly
A deep underwater terrace where cold currents bring in the big predators. This is the prime spot for Grey Reef Sharks and Silvertips patrolling the depths.
Advanced / Strong Currents
Dramatic limestone caves that meet the sea. Divers can explore the entrance where light creates cathedral-like beams, surrounded by schools of copper sweepers.
Intermediate
The northernmost point of Indonesia. An extreme expedition site where you can witness massive tuna, sailfish, and huge schools of pelagics in wild, untouched waters.
Professional / Expedition Only