Great report, thanks for sharing. I'm planning a trip to Lembeh later this year, but have a friend who is trying to talk me into Ambon instead. Nice to get some perspective.
Nice photos too
Nice photos too

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We saw lots of pelagics in the channel between one of the Tigas and the west coast, some very big dogtooth tuna and a huge giant trevally. Also saw some good sized GT off Seram, which is about 2 hrs away by speed boat.
A B-17 aircraft crashed somewhere in the Tigas, probably on the back side of the channel between 2nd and 3rd islands, possibly in water too deep for recreational diving. Nobody has found it yet and we got blown out into blue water looking for it. It was a very short dive in a 3knt current, but I saw the biggest marble ray I've ever seen, bigger than me. I was moving over him so fast that he didn't even move from his sandy ramp on the bottom. Amazing viz in the Tigas, well over 100' most dives.
Oh, and the night dive right off the beach of Maluku Divers was excellent, cockatoo wasp fish, ghost pipefish of the hairy and leafy varieties, slipper lobsters, big decorator crabs with huge sponges growing on them...Ambon is all that. -Andy
Great report, thanks for sharing. I'm planning a trip to Lembeh later this year, but have a friend who is trying to talk me into Ambon instead. Nice to get some perspective.
Nice photos too![]()
Thanks for the useful post Jovin, do you know if there are direct flights to Ambon from Bali?