Diving in Pulau Weh is one of the best dive site. Only a small portion of the more than 4 islands that make up the Pulau Weh diving are spectacular. It is a unique island, multicultural and has amazing cuisine. Acehnese is the official language of the Sabang; however, the majority of the population also speaks English. This region has the best diving conditions from July to November. From shipwrecks and impressive marine life to beautiful beaches, this country offers incredible adventures for everyone.

The Indonesia is an archipelago consisting of more than 17,000 islands in five main regions: Sumatra, Java, Celebes, Borneo and Papua. Some of the best diving variations can be found in this country. The Indonesia is also known to have one of the most significant biodiversity in the world including Sumatra wildlife. Each of the islands has many pristine coral reefs, stunning inner walls and historic shipwrecks. Scuba divers, XR divers, free divers and snorkelers will find the perfect adventure to enjoy. Fringing coral reefs surround many of the islands. The Indonesia has many Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) with abundant marine life.

The Island of the Pulau Weh is a off the beaten path island and is a part of the Aceh Province, Indonesia. The Indonesia gained its independence in 1945, Weh Island is located at the western part of Indonesia. This group of islands has a tumultuous past; since the early 1500s it was used as a stopover port for European explorers; later, it was ruled by Kindom until Indonesia became independent, and saw many wars that were not their own fought on its shores. It is for all these reasons that the people who inhabit the Islands are resilient and peaceful, and they take great pride in their islands. Beside of this, Pulau Weh diving is among the great in Southeast Asia.