Pengah Kecil is in the middle of the park, not far from Labuan Bajo. Three pinnacles break the surface in a line on the southwest side. Those tops are shallow, about 2–4 m, so the dive is the wall and the slope beside them. The south side has a wall that continues past 40 m. A spur on the east holds the current on a falling tide.
On the wall, fusiliers pass in large numbers, and coral grouper hide in the branching fire coral. Past the pinnacles, a long slope of giant table coral rolls into bowls on the west side. Whitetip reef sharks often sleep under that coral. On a falling tide the route can continue north, to another wall where giant trevally school. In the shallows, banded sea snakes hunt in the staghorn. Do not approach them. The current is mild to strong. Entry is by boat. The map lists about 5–30 m.
- Map coordinate
- −8.57635, 119.6809
- Dive type
- Wall
- Entry
- Boat
- Depth
- Pinnacles about 2–4 m. The wall continues past 40 m. The map route is about 5–30 m.
- Water
- Salt water
Marine life
Whitetip reef shark
Often asleep under the table coral on the west slope.
Giant trevally
They school on the north wall on a falling tide.
Fusiliers
Along the south wall.
Coral grouper
Along the south wall.
An animal on this list is not guaranteed on every dive.