An immersive cinematic journey into the mysterious and vibrant underwater world of Nusantara.
Indonesia lies at the heart of the Coral Triangle, the global center of marine biodiversity. Spanning over 17,000 tropical islands, our seas host some of the deepest oceanic trenches and richest marine life on Planet Earth.
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Embark on a dive journey through Indonesia's distinct marine territories, from shallow reefs to abyssal depths.
A global epicenter of biodiversity, featuring vibrant coral reefs and majestic manta rays.
Explore Now →Plunge into volcanic abysses home to schools of hammerhead sharks and ancient trenches.
Explore Now →Discover deep-sea trenches, ancient coelacanths, and passing whales in current paths.
Explore Now →Shallow, sunlit waters with rich history, macro critters, and crucial ecological corridors.
Explore Now →Explore volcanic ocean ridges, hydrothermal vents, and active deep plate borders.
Explore Now →Sandy seabeds, historical shipwrecks, and diverse reef boundaries bordering East Asia.
Explore Now →Meet the incredible species that populate our waters, from shallow reef giants to mysterious deep-sea dwellers.
The largest fish species on Earth, frequently visiting Nabire, Papua and Talisayan, East Kalimantan.
Elegant gliders with wingspans up to 7 meters, seeking cleaning stations around Raja Ampat.
Mysterious creatures of the deep ocean trenches, rarely seen alive in deep volcanic chasms.
Our scrollytelling platform replicates the descent profile of a research submarine. Here is how you can explore.
Choose from Indonesia's rich ocean territories. Each region features its own specific atmosphere, background soundtrack, and depth map.
Trigger the dive transition with a single scroll. Watch the screen blur and submerge through bubble-bursting video overlays.
Scroll down through sunlight zones, thermoclines, and midnight zones. Parallax elements move dynamically as depth readings rise.
Click on unknown species to unlock their information. Track your overall progress in the Discovery Logbook.
Indonesian oceans face critical threats from plastic pollution, coral bleaching, and overfishing. Preserving these habitats ensures the survival of thousands of species and supports coastal communities.
Stop plastic litter from entering rivers and drainage corridors.
Support artificial reef seeding and Marine Protected Areas (MPAs).
- Dr. Sylvia Earle
Begin your cinematic descent, discover exotic marine species, and experience Indonesia's deep seas like never before.