
Kusu Island Resort
Maluku Utara, Indonesia

Number of Rooms
8 villas
Wifi
yes
Dive Center
on-site
Restaurant
Air Conditioning
How To Get There
Guests can fly into the Jakarta or Manado international airports and connect to Labuha via Ternate. From there, Kusu Island Resort staff will take you to the resort via car (20 minutes) and later a speed boat (40 minutes).
Dive Overview
Halmahera is the largest of the Indonesian Maluku Islands. Being tropical, it is covered with lush forests that remain intact and unspoilt. All across the island, majestic volcanoes rise out of a calm sea fringed by pristine beaches of white sand. The surrounding coral reefs offer exceptional conditions for scuba diving, swimming, and snorkeling.
[Read More: Lembeh Dive Travel Guide]
Accommodation Overview
The Kusu Island Resort offers guests 8 beautiful villas. These 72-square-meter villas are built on stilts over the ocean, offering both a breathtaking ocean view and complete privacy. Each open-plan villa is unique, complete with sustainable design features and furniture. The villas are outfitted with either a king-sized bed or twin beds, are completely air-conditioned, and come equipped with a mini-fridge and a room safe. The bathrooms are equipped with Balinese-style showers with hot water, as well as sustainable toiletries and sun lounge towels.
Food & Drinks
Guests are served meals three times a day, as well as afternoon tea completed with freshly baked delicacies. Coffee, tea, and fresh fruit are also available throughout the day. The restaurant is built by the sea with a full window facade. Complete with comfortable couches and coffee tables and built with sustainable materials, the restaurant is the ideal spot to relax and enjoy the ocean view.
Halmahera Dive Overview
Scuba diving in Halmahera is not only exceptional but also extraordinarily varied: wrecks in Ternate, emerald waters and schools of fish in Tidore, vertiginous and pelagic walls in Bacan, drift dives in the Patinti Strait, not to mention beautiful coral gardens.
You can expect to see an abundance of small and medium reef life including barracudas, surgeonfishes, bumphead parrotfish, trevallies, giant trevallies, spadefish, Napoleon wrasse, tunas, bonitos, waow, manta rays, and mobula rays.
There is also some excellent muck diving with highlights including pygmy seahorse, frogfish, leaf fish, and scorpionfish.
All this to a backdrop of black coral forests, gorgonian fields, soft corals, and so much more...
Diving Conditions
- Water temperature 27C - 29C.
- Medium currents
Dive Center Information
Dive Center Overview
Conveniently located at the end of the jetty, the Kusu Island Resort Dive & Water Sports Center offers easy access to the magnificent house reef. Featuring a camera room and personal equipment storage area, the dive center is sure to cater to a diver's every need. There is also a small shop section where guests can buy souvenirs. Due to the limited amount of snorkeling and diving rental gear available, guests are requested to reserve the required equipment at the time of booking. Kayaking in wooden boats is also offered.
Dive Center Features
- You can choose to dive air or nitrox
- 1:4 guide to guest ratio
- Full set of PADI courses in English, German, Spanish and Italian
- Equipped with Bauer compressors and 4 diving boats
- 11-liter and 15-liter tanks available
- Aluminum tanks with INT and DIN valves (DIN adaptors are also available)
- Camera room
Practical Information
- Electricity: 220V
- Time zone: UTC+8
- Languages: Indonesian, English
- Local Currency: IDR (Indonesian Rupiah)
- Accept credit card?: Yes
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What's included when you book?

Included
- Accommodation
- Full Board Meals
- Coffee, tea and water
- Welcome drink

Excluded
- Alcoholic Beverages
- government entry fee 100.000RP (approx. 6.5 EUR, subject to change),
- Transfers
Find a Room in Kusu Island Resort
Ocean Villa
Air Con
En Suite Bathroom
Hot Water Shower
Wifi (surcharge)
Ocean view
Towels
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Tea/coffee making facilities
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More information about Indonesia diving
Lembeh Strait is celebrated as a top destination for muck diving and macro photography. Its waters are home to a vast array of critters including hairy frogfish, flamboyant cuttlefish, and rhinopias. The area's volcanic seabed provides a unique environment for these species. Diving conditions are optimal from March to October, with clear visibility and stable weather enhancing the macro photography experience.


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