• Bunaken - Tourists will be picked up and taken to the dock, where a boat will transport them to Bunaken Island. Upon arrival, they will participate in a diving activity, followed by a lunch break on the island. After lunch, the diving experience will continue with a second and third dive, allowing participants to enjoy the stunning sea views that have made Bunaken famous worldwide. The day will conclude with a return boat trip to Manado. For those interested in this attraction but lacking a diving certificate, there’s no need to worry. A diving guide will provide assistance and supervision throughout the experience, so a certificate is not required to enjoy this adventure.

• Private transportation
• Use of SCUBA equipment
• Mineral water
• Boat
• Lunch

• Camera
• Tip

Bunaken is a small island encompassing 8.08 km², situated in the Manado Bay to the north of Sulawesi, Indonesia. It falls under the jurisdiction of Manado, the capital city of the North Sulawesi province. One can reach Bunaken Island via speedboat or hired boat from the Manado city port, a journey that typically takes around 30 minutes. Surrounding the island is the Bunaken marine park, a segment of the Bunaken National Park which is celebrated for possessing some of the world’s richest marine biodiversity. This attracts a great number of scuba diving enthusiasts to the island. The Bunaken marine park collectively spans 75,265 hectares and comprises five islands: Manado Tua Island (Manarauw), Bunaken Island, Siladen Island, Mantehage Island along with several minor islands, and Naen Island. Despite its enormous size, the locations suitable for diving are restricted to the beaches encircling these five islands.

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