Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Bunaken National Marine Park, located in the Coral Triangle in North Sulawesi, Indonesia, spans 890.65 square kilometers and is celebrated for its unparalleled marine biodiversity. Established in 1991, the park is home to over 390 species of coral, a plethora of fish species, and rare marine creatures, offering a vibrant underwater spectacle. The park's geography features deep waters, slick coral walls, and a variety of underwater landscapes, making it ideal for diving and snorkeling. Above water, Bunaken Island provides a glimpse into local history and culture, as well as numerous beaches for relaxation. The park's popularity stems not only from its stunning marine life but also from conservation efforts aimed at preserving its unique ecosystems. Its favorable climate and crystal-clear waters attract thousands of tourists annually, who participate in activities ranging from diving and snorkeling to mangrove conservation and educational tours.
