Pulau Bunaken Travel Guide

 kelnsha Says:  This dive site is a signature dive of the marine park. It is located on the south coast of Bunaken island, towards Depan Kampung. The reef flat is exposed at low tide but the deep vertical wall plummets straight down to over 40 metres. One of three sites known collectively... 

 kelnsha Says:  Large schools of trevallies, big barracuda and swarms of smappers, unicornfish and other surgeonfish are common here. There are often tunas off the reef, including monster dogtooth tuna weighing close to 100kg. Giant groupers, big longface emperors (Lethrinus olivaceus).... 

 kelnsha Says:  This dive site offers good soft coral growth and like any of the current-swept points around the island, ample shark and pelagic action. 

 a12y Says:  Bunaken is an area of 8.08 km ² island in the Bay of Manado, located in the northern island of Sulawesi, Indonesia. This island is part of the city of Manado, the provincial capital of North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Bunaken island can be traveled by ship fast (speed boat) or a... 

 ukirsari Says:  the most crazy idea comes from us according to bunaken island visit is: make a loop around the island bare feet! oh yeah! we met people along the way from liang beach to pangalisang beach and they say, "do you need a ride?" in very friendly way. but we keep insisted, "no... 

 ukirsari Says:  once you are landed at bunaken island or take a trip by boat around bunaken, you'll not regret. the abundant of marine life just shown in front of your sight.even for those who decided to stay on the boat [with bottom glass], the underwater scenery looks fantastic. colourful... 

 kelnsha Says:  Bunaken have some of the world's most spectacular and accessible coral drop-offs, caves and valleys, full of brightly coloured sponges and fish - you may also be lucky enough to see turtles, eels and sharks. 

 xty Says:  If you can't swim or dive, don't worry! You still can enjoy the beauty of Bunaken reefs with live corals and many species of sea animals and fishes. Go rent a Katamaran. It's a special boat designed with a clear glass in the middle of the boat that's lowered below the water... 

 DidiBeachBum Says:  Underwater creature in Bunaken ...err i really dunno the name of this fish. can someone tell me? it looks like batik pattern to me so i name it batik fish 

 DidiBeachBum Says:  The Bunaken Village kids spent their afternoon playin simple games like climbin up the tree.. no playstation no video games no movies :D 

 kelnsha Says:  Montehage island is located at the north of Bunaken island and Bango Point is at the south of Montehage island.I dived there on 30 August 2007 at 1310 hours with a maximum depth of 27.5 metres and a total time of 65 minutes.Our sightings:01. Cuttlefish (approximately 1 metre... 

 kelnsha Says:  This pure vertical wall faces Manado Tua. A very wide, flat reeftop extends perhaps 200 to 300m from shore. The wall itself extends around the point, bottoming out at a depth of more than 40m.The site is profusely covered in soft and stony corals with plenty of small... 

 kelnsha Says:  A sloping reef made up of a vast variety of corals. The reef is steep, with flat plateaux, drop-offs and sandy patches and is marked by an abundance of Acropora table formations, some forming huge fields. Brain and cabbage corals are prevalent, as are elkhorn forms, staghorn... 

 kelnsha Says:  This is a signature dive of the marine park. A deep vertical wall with a maximum depth well over 40m in places. This is one of the three sites, known collectively as Lekuan, along this outjutting section of Bunaken's coastal reef. The wall is split by occasional canyons,...