Top Things to do in Sulawesi
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What to do and see in Sulawesi, Sulawesi: The Best Things to do Adventurous
Discover the best top things to do in Sulawesi, Indonesia including Tangkoko Wildlife Tour, Sulawesi Eco Adventure, Lembeh Strait, Miguel's Diving Gorontalo, Bada Valley, Karst Maros, Lokon Volcano, Rammang-Rammang Village, Apparalang Beach, Londa Burial Caves.
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1. Tangkoko Wildlife Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 49 reviews
We arrange tour to tangkoko nature reserve for who want to do adventure eco tour to see wild anymals in sulawesi
2. Sulawesi Eco Adventure
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
Sulawesi Eco Adventure aims to provide you with the best adventure or leisure filled tours around the most beautiful parts of Sulawesi Indonesia including Buton Islands, Muna Islands, Wakatobi Islands, and Labengki Islands. Whether you are solo traveler, a couple in love or a group of friends, we will be a good fit for you. Our trips are designed to get off the beaten track in Indonesia.
3. Lembeh Strait
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By exsea - Miami, United States
You can call us spoiled..... We have been to Raja Ampat twice, Komodo, Wakatobi, Australia, PNG, Fiji etc etc and this place is right up there with all of them. We came in December, so not the best time of year but the diving was still incredible! Healthy reefs with corals as far as the eye can see, and of course, the muck diving! This was our first real time muck diving, it grows on you....But Lembeh is so much more, the corals are just stunning. We will definitely come back here
4. Miguel's Diving Gorontalo
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5.0 based on 160 reviews
As Gorontalo's pioneer dive center, Miguel's Diving has offered scuba diving to certified divers since 2003. It is the only dive operator in Gorontalo that owns its own dock, speed boats, and has PADI-trained dive masters. Over the years, Miguel's Diving has discovered over 30 dive sites. These include pristine coral walls, multiple pinnacles, submerged points, underwater caverns, historical wrecks, and even muck. With its experienced local crew and Western management, everyone from beginning divers to professional underwater photographers can enjoy the hidden paradise of Gorontalo. Active in local conservation efforts, dive center staff perform regular reef cleaning, education campaigns in villages, and spearhead Olele Village Marine Reserve. Miguel's Diving follows COVID-19 health protocols recommended by PADI and DAN.
5. Bada Valley
6. Karst Maros
7. Lokon Volcano
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By advetureguide - Tomohon, Indonesia
Hiking lokon volcano in newnormal We hiked lokon volcano not only to the tompaluan lokon volcano crater but to go up higher to the encompass bunaken island. With protocol of health and made distance with other visitor .i am jotje lala i guided mrs margriet utami is my guest . From jakarta . We start and ended trip at gardenia country inn Kakaskasen tomohon. In this newnormal I imform you that not to forget use protocol of health. This just information for you. And if you want friend or guide to accompany To do hike in this active volcano Contact this number Jotje lala WA+6381340310671 or +62895155088
8. Rammang-Rammang Village
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4.5 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By Sastyasas - Jakarta, Indonesia
The karst really awesome! Wonderful trip, not farfrom Makassar only 2 hours drivingi can find out another gem in Indonesia! Only pay IDR 200.000 for one boat, which mean obly IDR 50.000 for 1 person for exploring Rammang-Rammang.
9. Apparalang Beach
10. Londa Burial Caves
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 337 reviews
Reviewed By bawa167799 - Denpasar, Indonesia
Admission at 30k IDR per person. Light (you need them) at 50K as well as local guide to accompany. Worth it, cos it helps the local community and local people, so don't be stingey. As for distance, yoi have to walk around 500 meter to reach the cave, with slight incline and decline. Views quite nice and green. Londa burial caves is preserved for royals and certain families (especially the richer ones) cos of the limited space. There are 2 caves that interconnects and made of limestone (I think), the bigger one has much more coffin and one particular couple story of the local 'Romeo and Juliet'. An incest story of brother and sister who fell in love, didnt receive any blessings from their family and committed suicide. The smaller caves has much more skeletons, practically lined up on the wall side. Don't consider touching them, cos they have certain ceremony to move these remains. Only on those ceremonies they are allowed to touch and move them.
