Momon Dive Sites in West Papua

Dive into the Untouched Beauty of Momon’s Reefs

What you need to know about Momon

Momon, located in the remote region of West Papua, is a hidden treasure for divers seeking pristine and untouched marine environments. The dive sites around Momon are characterized by stunning coral reefs, teeming with vibrant marine life, including a variety of colorful reef fish, sharks, and the occasional passing manta ray. The underwater topography features dramatic drop-offs, coral gardens, and pinnacles, providing a diverse and exciting diving experience.

For those who prefer to stay above water, the area around Momon offers breathtaking scenery with its lush forests and crystal-clear waters, perfect for snorkeling or simply relaxing on the beach. The remoteness of Momon ensures that its reefs are largely undisturbed, offering a unique opportunity to explore one of Indonesia's last frontiers in diving.

A visit to Momon is best experienced on a liveaboard, allowing divers to explore these remote and seldom-visited dive sites with ease. The combination of rich biodiversity, incredible visibility, and serene landscapes makes Momon a must-visit destination for any serious diver.

Interesting facts about Momon

Getting there: The most convenient way to reach Momon is by liveaboard, as the area is remote and not easily accessible by land or regular flights.

Best time to visit Momon: The ideal time to dive Momon is between October and April, when water temperatures range from 27°C to 30°C (81°F to 86°F), offering optimal visibility and calm conditions.

Diving Conditions: Momon offers varied underwater topography, including dramatic drop-offs and coral gardens. Visibility is excellent, often exceeding 30 meters (98 feet), and currents are generally mild, making it suitable for divers of all levels.

Our liveaboard trips: Several of our liveaboards include Momon in their itineraries, often in combination with other top sites in West Papua. These trips typically last 7-10 days, allowing for comprehensive exploration of this remote diving paradise.

A little known fact: Momon's reefs are so pristine that they are often compared to those found in Raja Ampat, yet they remain largely undiscovered by mainstream diving tourism, offering a truly exclusive experience.

Pictures of Momon

Highlights in Momon

Kiti Kiti Waterfall

Nestled in the lush jungles of West Papua, Kiti Kiti Waterfall is a spectacular natural wonder where fresh water cascades directly into the ocean. This unique waterfall offers an unforgettable experience for visitors, blending the raw beauty of the jungle with the serene expanse of the sea. Accessible only by boat, Kiti Kiti is a hidden gem that rewards adventurers with its unspoiled beauty and tranquil atmosphere.

Visitors to Kiti Kiti can enjoy swimming in the crystal-clear waters beneath the waterfall, exploring the surrounding jungle, or simply relaxing on the rocky shores. The area is teeming with wildlife, offering opportunities for bird watching and spotting other native species. The waterfall's remote location ensures that it remains a peaceful escape, far from the crowds and noise of more popular tourist destinations.

Kiti Kiti Waterfall is an ideal stop on a liveaboard journey through West Papua, providing a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. Whether you're looking to dive, snorkel, or simply soak in the natural beauty, Kiti Kiti is a must-visit destination for those seeking to experience the wild, untouched landscapes of Indonesia.

Momon Dive Sites in West Papua

Dive into the Untouched Beauty of Momon’s Reefs

What you need to know about Momon

Interesting facts about Momon

Pictures of Momon

Highlights in Momon

Kiti Kiti Waterfall

Our trips to Momon

Momon Dive Sites in West Papua

Dive into the Untouched Beauty of Momon’s Reefs

What you need to know about Momon

Interesting facts about Momon

Pictures of Momon

Highlights in Momon

Kiti Kiti Waterfall

Our trips to Momon