Divesites & maps
On this page we share diving maps with regards to our Brotherdive trips.
We include lots of background information to these maps, including our personal experiences to give you the complete information about the dive site.
Note: this page is under construction.
Not all maps are available
Below you'll find an overview of our available diving maps.
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Dive sites Bunaken area (Indonesia)
With over 50 wonderful sites to choose from, the Bunaken Marine Park stretches over 75,000 hectares in the deep waters of the Sulawesi Sea, with depths from 3 to 1300 meters is this the home of a large variety of marinelife.
Definitely making this a unique diving experience
We covered 25 dive sites in total, with detailed information about the dive site. The sites are located around Bunaken Island and the mainland around Manado.
The ‘must see’ dive sites around Bunaken are:
Ron’s Point, Pangalisang (Manado Tua), Mandolin, Lekuan 1 & 2 and Sachiko Point.
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Dive sites Lembeh Strait (Indonesia)
The Lembeh Strait counts over 90 dive sites. We’ve covered 25 dive sites in our Lembeh Strait dive site overview.
Note that diving in the Lembeh Strait is a differend kind of diving. You can’t compare the dives here with ‘normal’ dives. Almost all dives in the Strait are ‘Muck’ dives. Muck dives gets its name from the sediment that lies at the bottom of many dive sites a frequently muddy or “mucky” environment., what basically means that you’re diving on (volcanic) black sand with lots of rubbish around you……
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Dive sites Mabul Island (Malaysia)
Mabul offers divers an extraordinary array of dive sites and an astonishing diversity of marine life.
Mabul has long been known as a macro diver’s paradise and is indeed one of the richest single destinations for exotic small marine life anywhere in the world.
We covered 9 dive sites around Mabul Island. You can’t compare it to Sipadan (which is close to Mabul), but it’s still worth to checkout a couple of these dive sites.
The ‘must see’ sites are: Paradise 1 & 2 and Eel garden
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Dive sites Sipadan Island (Malaysia)
Diversity is the beauty of this amazing reef: It offers wall dives with vertical drops to over 600m, Cleaning stations that attract Manta Rays, Devil Rays and all kinds of sharks! 1000’s of schooling fish and hidden away in the coral shallows are some of the world’s best macro life such as Pygmy Seahorses, and other marine life that is still to be identified.
This is truly one of the last unexplored frontiers on Planet Earth and it was a real privilege to dive here !!
We made 20 dives on Sipadan Island in 4 days.
The ‘must see’ sites are: Barracuda Point, South Point and the Drop-Off
Dive sites palau (Micronesia)
Diving in paradise
Palau is an archipelago of more than 586 islands and about 20,000 inhabitants, located in the western Pacific Ocean and sharing maritime boundaries with Indonesia and the Philippines. Palau is part of the Micronesian Island chain and is located just north of the Equator. This gives Palau some of the most favourable tropical weather on earth with moderate temperatures and soft ocean breezes all year round.
