MAP OF DIVE SITES

North Sulawesi offers a wide range of contrasting dive sites, all of which are easily accessible. This includes the Bunaken National Marine Park which consists of five different islands. The topography includes plunging wall drop offs, overhangs and reef slopes. The visibility is generally excellent and you can expect long relaxing dives back-dropped by colorful seascapes. Sail to the east and find Bangka and Gangga Islands, featuring soft coral pinnacles and abundant branching corals. The black sand slopes of the Lembeh Strait are home to a wealth of rare critters ideal for divers with passion for photography. Lembeh is widely considered one of the top macro muck diving locations in the world! Sail to the east and find Bangka and Gangga Islands, featuring soft coral pinnacles and abundant branching corals. The black sand slopes of the Lembeh Strait are home to a wealth of rare critters ideal for divers with passion for photography. Lembeh is widely considered one of the top macro muck diving locations in the world! When exploring North Sulawesi, we recommend a safari style itinerary throughout the region featuring a broad range of marine environments. Itineraries can last anywhere between eight and 21 nights and can be tailored to suit. Combine walls, pinnacles, sand slopes and wrecks to your trip without the need to travel long distances. A day out of the water is recommended to see Sulawesi topside. The Minahasa Highlands comprise of a number of active volcanoes with stunning vistas out to the neighboring islands alongside lakes and traditional townships.