Whether active, dormant, or extinct, volcanoes are a fascinating and occasionally volatile feature of nature. One country stands out as having the most active volcanoes on the planet, and coincidently some of the best diving – Indonesia. Indonesia’s far northern archipelago gives divers opportunities to dive in close proximity to volcanos.
The Sangihe Islands are a rare trifecta of dives; a lucky individual can dive on an active underwater volcano, the base of an active volcano and an extinct volcano with its series of old lava flows that extend down to well below recreational diving depths.
Each dive is different, unique, and a little intimidating. Volcanoes can be a challenge to dive, let alone photograph.
The Sangihe Islands are a rare trifecta of dives; a lucky individual can dive on an active underwater volcano, the base of an active volcano and an extinct volcano with its series of old lava flows that extend down to well below recreational diving depths.
Each dive is different, unique, and a little intimidating. Volcanoes can be a challenge to dive, let alone photograph.
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