InstantForum 2017-1 FinalOCC Forumshttps://forum.oceancruisingclub.org/OCC ForumsThu, 09 Apr 2026 10:24:24 GMT20https://forum.oceancruisingclub.org/FindPost1854.aspxAshmore Reef 12°14’S 123°00’E This information has been contributed by and is intended for use by competent amateur yachtsmen as general guidance solely to supplement research of their cruising plans.It has not been checked or verified by the OCC. The Information may be inaccurate or out of date and is NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION CRUISING NOTES FOR Indonesia Compiled by Anne Bush, yacht Anwa August-October 2000 Approach. 12°13’S 122°59’.3E - Outside the reef. Then steer 110°M to a gate of 2 white buoys at 12°13.’45S 123°00’.45E. Then to 12°13’.85S 123°00’.3E. Then to 12°14’.10S 123°00’.2E. Then to 12°14’.00S 123°00’.0E. Then one last red/green gate to the north of the island. (This is easy to miss since it appears to sit right on the reef.) Frequently the customs RIB will come out to assist, however the passage is well marked, if circuitous. Anchorage Anchor in between the bommies, most of which have less than 1m over them at low neap tide. Attractions Excellent Snorkelling Facilities Water may be available from the customs boat stationed at the reef Authorities Customs are stationed here, but have no interest in passing yachts, other than for a chat or a party!Tue, 24 Feb 2015 23:06:45 GMTGeorge.Curtis2