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Diving & Snorkeling in Iboih

Iboih, Weh (Sabang)

⏱ 3 hours

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About this experience

Diving & Snorkeling in Iboih is a guided underwater activity based at the village of Iboih on Weh Island, off Sabang, Indonesia. The site offers direct access to coral gardens, drop-offs, and the famous Batee Kapal wreck within a short boat ride. Clear water and shallow reefs make it a reliable choice for both novice and certified divers.

What to expect

Guided boat dives run daily from Iboih jetty, with two-tank packages lasting about 3 hours including surface intervals.
Snorkeling sessions start from the beach at Iboih, where you swim over branching corals and encounter clownfish, parrotfish, and occasional sea turtles.
Dive gear rental (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, mask, fins) is included in the standard package, with weights and tanks provided.
The Batee Kapal wreck sits at 18-25 metres depth, accessible to Open Water divers and offering macro life such as frogfish and nudibranchs.
Suitable for beginners and families, with a shallow training area near the shore and max depth for guided dives capped at 30 metres.
Boat trips to nearby sites like Rubiah Island and Seulako Island take 10-15 minutes, each featuring walls, swim-throughs, and sandy slopes.