Sloping reef, depth range, and warm-water context.
Indonesia · Raja Ampat
Yenbuba Jetty is a shore-entry reef and snorkel site on Mansuar.
Yenbuba Jetty is a shore-entry reef and snorkel site on Mansuar.
Yenbuba Jetty is a shore-entry reef site on Mansuar in Raja Ampat, with a wooden jetty, a sloping reef, and artificial structure that draw fish and macro life. It works as a relaxed dive or snorkel spot, with coral gardens, turtles, and occasional reef sharks around the jetty and along the slope. Plan around marine-park rules and the moving water in the nearby channel.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Stay off the coral, keep buoyancy tight around the jetty structure, and be conservative if the channel current starts to pick up.
Access Restrictions
Raja Ampat marine park entry cards are required before entering the water, and the jetty sits in a community-managed area with local access rules.
Legal Notes
Do not enter the marine park without a valid entry card, and respect village and park rules around the jetty and channel.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Yenbuba Jetty is a relaxed jetty reef with an easy slope, strong macro potential, and enough depth variation to keep both new and experienced divers interested.
Snorkeling
Excellent for snorkelers at calm times, with easy access to coral gardens, schooling fish, turtles, and other reef life right under the jetty.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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Research Sources
Sloping reef, depth range, and warm-water context.
Marine park entry card and permit process.
Jetty structure, village access, marine life, and current variability.
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