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Uranus Pinnacle

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Uranus Pinnacle is an Indonesia dive site offering year-round access with notable marine biodiversity, though coral conditions warrant monitoring.

⭐ Best for intermediate divers.

updated 4 months ago
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Difficulty
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Conditions

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Wind
8.3 kn
Wave
0.38 m
Water
28.6°C
N E S W
Wind direction (7d)
Primary: E (50%)
Now: SSE (160°)
Tide (7 days)
range: 0.75m

Next: Low at 02:00 (+0.16m)

+0.9 m+0.2 m
▼ 02:00 · +0.16m ▲ 16:00 · +0.83m ▼ 03:00 · +0.2m ▲ 17:00 · +0.83m
Sat 19Sun 20Mon 21Tue 22Wed 23Thu 24Fri 25
UV9.1 · very high Air PM2.526 · moderate 05:44 17:50
Day Wind Wave UV Rain
09-19 10.2 0.4 9 3mm
09-20 12.8 0.48 9 4mm
09-21 10.1 0.48 9 6mm
09-22 10.7 0.46 9 4mm
09-23 10.2 0.42 9 1mm
09-24 11.3 0.48 9 1mm
09-25 12.6 0.52 9 0mm
⚠ Coral bleaching: Watch — favorable conditions
DHW: 0.8°C-weeks · NOAA Coral Reef Watch

About this spot

Uranus Pinnacle sits in Indonesian waters as an unprotected dive destination with year-round accessibility. The site draws divers seeking encounters with diverse marine life in a pinnacle formation setting. Limited species observation data exists, suggesting the site remains less heavily documented than some mainstream Indonesian dive spots. Conditions at Uranus Pinnacle remain variable across seasons. Water temperature, visibility, and current patterns are not definitively recorded, so divers should consult local operators and recent dive logs before planning trips. The pinnacle structure typically offers varied depths suitable for different experience levels, though specific depth ranges have not been standardized. Coral health at the site is flagged for monitoring due to bleaching concerns affecting Indonesian reefs broadly. This makes timing and site selection within the region increasingly important. Despite limited formal documentation, the pinnacle remains accessible to independent divers and those booking through regional dive services.

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Dive types

Pelagic / blue water

Trip essentials

Everything you need before you pack — checklist, sun, logistics.

Trip checklist

  • 🛂 Visa-free or visa-on-arrival
  • 📜 C-card + dive insurance (DAN)
  • 📔 Dive logbook
  • 🧴 Reef-safe sunscreen SPF 50+
  • 🔌 Plug type C/F · 230V adapter
  • 💊 Seasickness meds + ear drops
  • 📱 Offline maps + emergency contact

Quick facts

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Sustainability disclosures
🌍 CO2 footprint LHR ↔ 11661km · ~2682kg · €48

From your departure country

United States
Origin score: 54/100
  • Visa: Visa on arrival · 30 days max
  • Flight: 12h · direct
  • Jet-lag: 12h east · 8 days recovery

FAQ

When is the best time to dive Uranus Pinnacle?

Uranus Pinnacle is accessible year-round, though conditions vary seasonally. Check recent dive reports and local operator feedback before booking, as visibility, current, and water temperature fluctuate by month.

What depth and difficulty level is Uranus Pinnacle?

Specific depth and difficulty ratings for Uranus Pinnacle are not standardized in available records. Contact local dive operators or review recent diver logs to confirm conditions for your skill level.

What marine life can you see at Uranus Pinnacle?

Limited species data has been formally documented for the site. Pinnacle formations in Indonesia typically host reef fish, pelagics, and invertebrates, but specific encounters vary by season and current.

Do I need permits or special access to dive Uranus Pinnacle?

Uranus Pinnacle is not within a marine protected area, simplifying access logistics. Arrange dives through local operators who handle logistics and can confirm current access conditions.

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Verified marine species observations

142 records · 50 species · sources: OBIS, GBIF

Cypraea tigris

Gastropoda · Cypraeidae
GBIF
Last seen:
9 May 2026
×2records

Holothuria atra

Holothuroidea · Holothuriidae
GBIF
Last seen:
9 May 2026
×1records

Mycedium elephantotus

Anthozoa · Merulinidae
GBIF
Last seen:
5 May 2026
×10records

Leptoseris mycetoseroides

Anthozoa · Agariciidae
GBIF
Last seen:
5 May 2026
×8records

Favites pentagona

Anthozoa · Merulinidae
GBIF
Last seen:
5 May 2026
×7records

Echinothrix calamaris

Echinoidea · Diadematidae
GBIF
Last seen:
5 May 2026
×6records

Pavona explanulata

Anthozoa · Agariciidae
GBIF
Last seen:
5 May 2026
×6records

Porites rus

Anthozoa · Poritidae
GBIF
Last seen:
5 May 2026
×5records

Echinophyllia glabra

Anthozoa · Lobophylliidae
GBIF
Last seen:
5 May 2026
×4records

Pachyseris speciosa

Anthozoa · Pachyseridae
GBIF
Last seen:
5 May 2026
×4records

Cycloseris explanulata

Anthozoa · Fungiidae
GBIF
Last seen:
5 May 2026
×4records

Phyllidia varicosa

Gastropoda · Phyllidiidae
GBIF
Last seen:
5 May 2026
×4records

Data: 187,991 observations from OBIS (Ocean Biodiversity Information System) and GBIF (Global Biodiversity Information Facility). CC-BY 4.0.

wind peaks Jan-Feb-Mar, calmest Oct-Jun-May, dry Jul-Oct.

5-year monthly climate

60 samples
0 5 10 15 20 25 JFMAMJJASOND
p25–p75 range Median Wind (kn) Air (°C)
Visibility (month-by-month)
Best: Sep (100/100) Worst: Jan (0/100) Now: Sep (100/100) NOAA MODIS Aqua · 5y mean

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