With so much competition between the dive shops on the island we try to stand out by having the smallest student to instructor ratio, dive computers for all student courses and qualified fun divers, 15 litre tanks for those who like extra air, long 3 mm wetsuits as well as the usual shorty suits and 5 mm dive booties and open heel fins rather than the full foot fins to prevent the chaffing and blisters which would otherwise occur. (phiphibarakuda.com)
While the water on the surface is always warm you will need a 6 mm wetsuit for diving. (pousadalaguna.com)
Water temperatures throughout the Komodo National Park, Maluku and Raja Ampat range from 72 °F (22 °C) to around 84 °F (29 °C), so a 3 - 55 mm wetsuit with hood is recommended. (flyandsea.com)