Location: East Kalimantan
Top Things to do in East Kalimantan
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1. Derawan Archipelago
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By muntheanaa - Jakarta, Indonesia
for the very first time traveling solo, and it was super amaizing. Jump from the bridge, swim with whaleshark, turtle and jellyfish, try to dive at labuan cermin, am so in love with Derawan
2. Sting-less Jellyfish Lake
3. Wehea Forest
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
4. Sangalaki Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By Banglabarry - Surabaya, Indonesia
I went to see the mantas from maratua island, we didn’t see any that day. But the snorkeling around the island was great. The huge turtles were also worth the trip. They do have a turtle hatchery on the island and that’s fantastic. I love that kind of stuff. I don’t care if you have seen them before in the Caribbean or Maldives come here see them if for the fact you will be contributing to the natural environment there.
5. Labuan Cermin Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By nommyd - Jakarta, Indonesia
although we have to face windy road to get here, but the view was amazing. the water so clear and you have to take photos with the boat so it can be mirroring the reflection (to show how clearly the water is - that's what "Cermin" stands for - Mirror)
6. Maratua Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By gerrys730 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Amazing spot in the North of Kalimantan. Such healthy marine life, every time snorkeling or diving we saw plenty of different sea turtles, countless species of fish, coral gardens and even rays and manta rays off Sangalaki. Friendly people, lots of stuff to discover all over the island. Most lonely white beaches you can imagine. Not at all crowded (yet). Stay as long as you can. It will be hard to leave. :-)
7. Mangrove Center Graha indah
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By BonneQQ - Bali, Indonesia
What an amazing experience, explored the mangroves on the boat and met some of the most inspirational heroes who have worked hard in educating the local and the world about how important mangroves are for us and the planet. We met Pak Agus and his friends. Wow...I am super impressed to his substantial knowledge about Mangroves in general and how genuine he is in trying to protect the mangroves here. These guys are super heroes...feel really grateful to meet them and hearing their stories ???????? We saw a few proboscis monkeys out and about.
