Equator Islands in Raja Ampat

Black Rock, located near Kawe Island in the northern region of Raja Ampat, is a must-visit dive site for those seeking a blend of vibrant marine life and stunning underwater topography. Known for its rich biodiversity, Black Rock offers divers an unforgettable experience with its myriad of coral reefs, schools of fish, and occasional sightings of larger pelagic species.

Diving at Black Rock offers a fantastic array of marine biodiversity. The site features a rich tapestry of hard and soft corals, and divers can encounter large schools of fusiliers, surgeonfish, and batfish. The shallow pinnacles are adorned with colorful soft corals and orange cup corals, while deeper sections reveal ancient black coral bushes. Marine life highlights include frequent sightings of green and hawksbill turtles, peacock mantis shrimps, and the elusive orangutan crab.

For non-divers, Black Rock's surrounding area offers opportunities for snorkeling, where the shallow reefs are just as vibrant and full of life. The calm and clear waters provide a great setting for a relaxing day in nature. Whether you're an avid diver or just love being in the water, Black Rock in Komodo promises an adventure like no other.