Wori

Wori is a coastal town in North Sulawesi, Indonesia, facing the Molukka Sea on the edge of the Indian Ocean. It isn’t a major diving hub on its own, but the region offers accessible saltwater dives nearby along the northern coast of Sulawesi. With 32 known dive sites in the broader area, divers typically base themselves in larger hubs on the island to access reefs, small wrecks, and wall dives characteristic of the region. Local dive activity tends to center around nearby coastal centers and operators that run day trips to sites along the coast; water is generally warm, visibility varies seasonally, and marine life includes typical Indo-Pacific reef species. This city serves as a gateway for divers exploring the North Sulawesi region rather than a primary destination itself.