Boutique Dive and stay resort on Alor Island

We are fully booked for 2019 

***Due to a last minute cancellation we now have availability in 2019 from

13 October – 27 October. Please contact us to reserve your space***

Alami Alor is now accepting new reservations for 2020 & 2021

Diving Season 2020: 15 March – 6 December

Diving Season 2021: 21 March – 5 December

Alami Alor Dive Resort is a boutique dive and stay resort in Alor, Indonesia. Alor is home to many world class scuba dive sites including coral reefs full of colourful macro life, big fish sites where there is a chance to encounter passing pelagic and larger reef fish, plus black sand muck diving sites with an assortment of bizarre critters. From hammerhead sharks to rhinopias, you can find it in Alor.

With a maximum of 12 guest divers, Alami Alor provides a unique and personalized diving service and resort experience to each guest. The resort location at the edge of Kalabahi Bay allows us to quickly reach both central and northern Alor coral reef sites plus visit muck diving sites within the Bay. Our house reef is a top resort feature as it is accessible by simply stepping off of our dock into the water with your guide or to explore independently. The Alami house reef is full of macro life, schooling fish, baby reef sharks and resident mandarin fish. It makes for an excellent day, dusk or night dive. Night dive lovers will be blown away by the level of night critter diving that can be found within the Kalabahi Bay, just minutes from the resort.

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Discover Macro and Muck Diving in Alor

Alor is one of the best macro and muck diving locations in Indonesia. On every reef dive you can find amazing macro critters, plus we have plenty of black sand muck sites that offer that chance to see so much more both on day and on night dives.

This video link will give you a small impression of what macro diving in Alor is like. This video was taken by our guest Nanette van Antwerp during her stay at our resort. She is a fantastic underwater videographer and we thank her very much for letting us share this amazing footage with you.