Fiabacet

Fiabacet is a wall dive site located in the northern Raja Ampat region of Indonesia, dropping from around 5–10 metres down to 40 metres or beyond. The site is known for carrying the densest concentration of soft corals on the wall in Raja Ampat, with colours spanning the full spectrum across the vertical face. Gorgonian sea fans and black coral trees grow along the wall, and the terrain lends itself to deep macro exploration.

The marine life at Fiabacet centres heavily on small and cryptic species. Pygmy seahorses — both Bargibant's and Denise's — are found on the gorgonian sea fans, and decorator crabs, gobies, hawkfish, longnose filefish, and moray eels are present throughout the wall. Wobbegong sharks, including tasselled and ornate varieties, rest on ledges and blend into the reef structure, while whitetip reef sharks patrol the deeper sections.

Fiabacet is a boat dive accessed by liveaboard, with current running from mild to moderate. The recommended certification level is Advanced Open Water, placing it in the intermediate category. Incoming tide conditions are preferred for the dive. Visibility is generally good, with peak conditions running November through February when it can reach 30–40 metres. Water temperature sits at 28–30°C year-round, with a thermocline at 25°C encountered at depth. The broader season runs October through April, with year-round diving possible.