Wall of Grace

Wall of Grace is a magnificent deep wall dive in the Raja Ampat archipelago, where a sheer coral-encrusted cliff plunges from shallow reef to beyond 70 meters into the indigo depths of the Dampier Strait. The wall is adorned with massive sea fans reaching two meters across, dense soft coral gardens, and barrel sponges large enough to sit inside, all nourished by the constant flow of nutrient-rich currents. Schools of pyramid butterflyfish and anthias create a living tapestry against the wall face, while wobbegong sharks rest on ledges and pygmy seahorses hide on gorgonian fans. The shallower portions above the wall feature pristine hard coral gardens teeming with damselfish and wrasses. Wall of Grace embodies the extraordinary biodiversity that has made Raja Ampat the epicenter of the Coral Triangle, offering a dive experience that genuinely earns its evocative name.