Location 1: Manado (Bunakin National Marine Park)

Explore one of Indonesia’s most celebrated underwater treasures—Bunaken Marine Park, a true diver’s paradise! Renowned for its extraordinary marine biodiversity, Bunaken offers a front-row seat to one of the richest coral reef ecosystems on the planet. With over 390 species of coral and 3,000 species of fish, every dive feels like swimming through a living kaleidoscope.

Drift along vertical walls teeming with colorful reef life, encounter graceful sea turtles, reef sharks, and schools of vibrant tropical fish, and marvel at rare critters hidden in the coral crevices. Whether you’re a macro photographer or a big-animal enthusiast, Bunaken delivers an unforgettable diving experience.

Location 2: Bangka Island

Bangka is famously known for its spectacular soft corals that adorn every available surface. You’ll have the chance to dive on stunning sloping reefs, pinnacles, and sea mounts. Bangkas underwater topographies will leave you spellbound!

Bangka dive sites are a sensory overload where the pristine reefs are teeming with life. Pelagics and critters, Bangka has it all! Unique species include dugongs, dolphins and pilot whales, several species of pygmy seahorse, harlequin and tiger shrimps, blue ring, mimic, reef and wonderpus octopus, ghost pipefish, Ambon scorpionfish, frogfish, turtles, reef sharks, eagle rays, tuna, great barracuda, schooling fish including snappers, fusiliers, cardinals and mackerel.

Location 3: Lembeh Strait

The Critter Capital of the World, a Muck Diving Mecca and the Twilight Zone are just a few of the names that have been given to Lembeh Strait over the years due to the high density, and diversity, of rare and unusual marine life. Diving in Lembeh is unlike diving anywhere else as every dive reveals countless species of critters which have made their homes here. Lembeh isn’t just home to frogfish, it’s home to 8 different species of frogfish, 12 species of octopus, and 3 species of pygmy seahorse.

Lembeh Strait might be famous for muck, but the reefs here are just as spectacular. Lembeh also offers a variety of unique dives like Mandarin dives, sunset dives, night dives, bonfire and blackwater dives. So, whether you’re all about muck, love a mix of coral, or want to experience some unique diving, Lembeh has something for everyone.

Additional Activities

• Minahasa Highland Tour ($96) – Our Minahasa Highland Tour is the perfect way to explore the area and learn about the local culture and history of the region. We can tailor the tour to take in the sights that are of most interest to you.
• Highlights include: Tomohon Traditional Markets, Lake Linow, Mahawu Volcano, & Lake Tondano
• Tangkoko National Park ($124) – An ideal tour for nature lovers and photographers.
• Based at the foot of the Dua Saudara Mountain in North Sulawesi the area is a mixture of rolling hills and valleys which we walk through in search of numerous wildlife species.
• Highlights include black crested macaques, the world’s smallest primate – the tarsier monkey, hornbills, cuscus bears and Maleo birds.
• Paragliding Tour ($144) – Discover the Manado coastline and islands of the Bunaken Marine Park from the air.
• This is a thrilling and exciting experience not to be missed. Take to the skies and enjoy the stunning view unfolding below.
• Paragliding tours are subject to weather conditions and availability.
• Whitewater Rafting ($122) – Looking for something more active and adventurous?
• Enjoy the thrills and spills of white water rafting. Your adrenaline will start pumping as you race down the river through the rainforest with an experienced guide. The calm river sections are an opportunity to spot wildlife and soak up the stunning scenery and natural beauty.
• Manado City Tour ($55)
• Take a tour of Manado City and visit the Chinese temples, churches or the local markets.