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Blue Rose Divers team welcome you to enjoy and experience diving our well-know dive guide in magnificent of Ambon Archipelago.
Diving is fun and safety with us. Managed and operate by the new management, Blue Rose Divers is the best choice for you to enjoy the magnificent of Ambon's underwater.
Indonesia is world famous for scuba diving and snorkeling and the Island of Ambon with its sea gardens and warm tropical waters is a marine treasure waiting to be discovered. Whether you are an experienced diver or novice, BLUE ROSE DIVERS will show you the way. Exotic fish and corals are a diver’s dream come true and they can all be found in the waters surrounding the lovely Island of Ambon.The country of Indonesia is made up of over 17,000 islands and stretches over an area the size of the United States. The island of Ambon is a bustling seaport and capital of the Maluku Islands in Eastern Indonesia. The “Moluccan Islands” were the original “Spice Islands” that Christopher Columbus was looking for when he discovered America. Five hundred years later, tourist from all over the world (Holland, Germany, France, Australia and America to name just a few) come to enjoy the beauty of this tropical paradise and its rich culture heritage. Ambon is safe and the people are friendly. The locals refer to the island as Ambon Manise or “Sweet Ambon.”
LAND OF A THOUSAND ISLANDS
The country of Indonesia is made up of over 17,000 islands and stretches over an area the size of the United States. The island of Ambon is a bustling seaport and capital of the Maluku Islands in Eastern Indonesia. The “Moluccan Islands” were the original “Spice Islands” that Christopher Columbus was looking for when he discovered America. Five hundred years later, tourist from all over the world (Holland, Germany, France, Australia and America to name just a few) come to enjoy the beauty of this tropical paradise and its rich culture heritage. Ambon is safe and the people are friendly. The locals refer to the island as Ambon Manise or “Sweet Ambon.”
The island is enclosed by two main bays, Ambon and Baquala Bays. Ambon Bay is approximately 12 miles long. When trying to locate the Island of Ambon on a map, look for the much larger island of Seram, which is directly north of Ambon.