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Cape Kri

A sloping wall at the northeast point of Kri Island in the Dampier Strait, holding the record for the highest fish count logged on a single dive: 374 species, set by marine biologist Gerald Allen.

Depth
5–40m
Current
Strong
Minimum level
Advanced open water
Access
Boat
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The case for it

Why dive here

  • World record for most fish species (374) recorded on a single dive
  • Best fish density at dawn and dusk feeding times

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What may rule it out

  • Advanced open water certification is the stated minimum.

Access and timing

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Best overall months: Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr. Check the destination planner for operating season, wildlife and other matching sites.

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Wildlife

Seen around Raja Ampat

rareoccasionalcommonly seenpeak seasondestination closed

These are destination-level records, not confirmed sightings at Cape Kri.

Reef manta ray
Sighting likelihood by month
MonthLikelihood
Januarypeak season
Februarypeak season
Marchpeak season
Apriloccasional
Mayoccasional
Junedestination closed
Julydestination closed
Augustdestination closed
Septemberdestination closed
Octoberoccasional
Novemberoccasional
Decemberpeak season
Whale shark
Sighting likelihood by month
MonthLikelihood
Januaryrare
Februaryrare
Marchrare
Aprilrare
Mayrare
Junedestination closed
Julydestination closed
Augustdestination closed
Septemberdestination closed
Octoberrare
Novemberrare
Decemberrare
Pygmy seahorse
Sighting likelihood by month
MonthLikelihood
Januarycommonly seen
Februarycommonly seen
Marchcommonly seen
Aprilcommonly seen
Maycommonly seen
Junedestination closed
Julydestination closed
Augustdestination closed
Septemberdestination closed
Octobercommonly seen
Novembercommonly seen
Decembercommonly seen
Tasselled wobbegong shark
Sighting likelihood by month
MonthLikelihood
Januarycommonly seen
Februarycommonly seen
Marchcommonly seen
Aprilcommonly seen
Maycommonly seen
Junedestination closed
Julydestination closed
Augustdestination closed
Septemberdestination closed
Octobercommonly seen
Novembercommonly seen
Decembercommonly seen
Mandarinfish
Sighting likelihood by month
MonthLikelihood
Januarycommonly seen
Februarycommonly seen
Marchcommonly seen
Aprilcommonly seen
Maycommonly seen
Junedestination closed
Julydestination closed
Augustdestination closed
Septemberdestination closed
Octobercommonly seen
Novembercommonly seen
Decembercommonly seen
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Sources & last checked

Checked July 2026

Research is source-backed, but conditions and fees should still be confirmed locally.

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Note on the data: Coordinates are approximate, based on Kri Island's published GPS position, since no operator map with site-level GPS was found — spot-check against a current dive briefing map before publishing.