Alor is one of the most remote and unspoilt islands in eastern Indonesia, a dramatic and beautiful archipelago lying between Flores and the Banda Sea. Far off the beaten track and blessed with some of the finest and least-crowded diving in the country, it offers a rare and rewarding cruising ground of pristine reefs and traditional culture.
The waters around Alor are celebrated among divers for their spectacular coral reefs, dramatic walls and extraordinary abundance of marine life, from tiny critters to pelagic sharks and rays, all in crystal-clear water. Its remoteness has preserved a pristine underwater world of exceptional richness and beauty.
Above the water, Alor is a land of dramatic volcanic scenery, hidden bays and clear turquoise coves, along with traditional villages where ancient customs and weaving endure. Deserted beaches and sheltered anchorages reward exploration throughout this beautiful and unspoilt region.
Ashore, the island offers fascinating culture, warm hospitality and a profound sense of remoteness. Its unspoilt beauty is exceptional.
With its pristine reefs, dramatic scenery and rich culture, Alor is a remote jewel of eastern Indonesia. Guests can dive spectacular walls teeming with life, anchor in hidden turquoise bays and experience the unspoilt beauty and traditional culture of this remote archipelago.
