Cape Kri is a reef, wall and drift dive site in Indonesia's Dampier Strait, within the Raja Ampat Marine Park. It is reached by boat or liveaboard, with a maximum depth of 40 metres. Diving here is rated advanced, and conditions are best from October to April. The site holds a world-record count of 374 fish species logged in a single dive. Big reef fish, nudibranchs, reef sharks and schooling fish are resident, while blacktip reef sharks, manta rays, seahorses, pipefish and turtles are occasionally seen.