Wakatobi

Immerse yourself in the underwater paradise of Wakatobi, where pristine coral reefs, unparalleled marine biodiversity, and luxurious dive resorts create an idyllic retreat for divers and nature enthusiasts alike.

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Located in Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, Wakatobi is an acronym derived from its four main islands: Wangi-Wangi, Kaledupa, Tomia, and Binongko. As part of the Coral Triangle, Wakatobi National Park encompasses over 1.4 million hectares of marine biodiversity, boasting more than 750 coral reef species and 942 fish species. Renowned for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral gardens, and diverse marine life, Wakatobi offers exceptional diving and snorkeling experiences.

The region’s commitment to conservation and sustainable tourism ensures that its natural beauty remains unspoiled, providing visitors with an authentic and serene escape into nature’s wonders.

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underwater view with colorful coral reefs and small fish

Unforgettable Experiences in Wakatobi

Diving at House ReefExplore the renowned House Reef, accessible directly from the beach, offering vibrant coral formations and a plethora of marine species, including pygmy seahorses and ghost pipefish.
Snorkeling in Hoga IslandExperience the shallow coral gardens of Hoga Island, perfect for snorkelers seeking encounters with colorful reef fish and pristine coral ecosystems.
Exploring Bajo VillagesVisit the traditional stilted villages of the Bajo people, also known as sea gypsies, to learn about their unique maritime culture and way of life.
Diving at BladeDive at Blade, a series of parallel seamounts resembling a serrated knife, adorned with giant sponges and sea fans, offering a dramatic underwater landscape.
Night Diving at The ZooEmbark on a night dive at The Zoo, where nocturnal creatures like bobtail squid, octopus, and hunting cuttlefish emerge, providing a unique diving experience.

The Best Dive Spots in Wakatobi

Explore the vibrant marine ecosystems of Wakatobi, home to stunning coral reefs, majestic manta rays, and diverse marine life. Whether you’re an experienced diver or a beginner, these dive sites promise unforgettable underwater adventures.

The Zoo

A diverse dive site offering encounters with a plethora of critters, including frogfish, ghost pipefish, and mushroom pipefish; it is also a favorite for night dives.

Table Coral City

Featuring extensive branching and table corals, this seamount rises to shallow waters, attracting a multitude of reef fish and schooling species.

Roma

Located on the west side of Tomia Island, Roma boasts colorful coral reefs and is considered safe for divers who have recently studied diving.

Cornucopia

A vertical wall dive site around Tomia Island, featuring colorful coral reefs and a variety of marine life, suitable for divers of all levels.

House Reef

Known for its accessibility and rich biodiversity, the House Reef offers encounters with pygmy seahorses, ghost pipefish, and vibrant coral formations.

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