Letuhoh Reef

# Letuhoh Reef, Komodo

Letuhoh Reef is a premier diving destination in the Sape Strait near Komodo, East Nusa Tenggara. This site features dramatic underwater topography with steep reef walls and rocky formations that descend to depths of 40 meters, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced divers.

Divers encounter vibrant coral gardens, including hard and soft corals, interspersed with rocky outcrops and sand channels. The nutrient-rich waters of the Sape Strait support abundant marine life, including schooling barracuda, trevally, and snappers. Reef sharks, manta rays, and eagle rays are frequently sighted, particularly during strong current conditions.

The site experiences variable currents, which enhance nutrient delivery and marine activity but require proper planning and experience. Visibility typically ranges from 15-30 meters depending on tidal conditions and season.

Letuhoh Reef exemplifies the exceptional biodiversity of Komodo’s marine ecosystem, offering thrilling encounters with pelagic species and pristine coral formations that make it a must-dive location for experienced adventurers exploring Indonesia’s eastern waters.

🐠 Marine Life at This Dive Site

Komodo Dragon Varanus komodoensis squiresk

Ambon Damsel Pomacentrus amboinensis craigjhowe

White-lipped Island Pitviper Trimeresurus insularis bensondo

Lined Nembrotha Nembrotha lineolata squiresk

Eviota algida Eviota algida craigjhowe

Broadclub Cuttlefish Ascarosepion latimanus craigjhowe

Species data from iNaturalist (CC BY-NC)