Discover North Sulawesi in Indonesia – 2028
Explore the Bunaken National Marine Park
Trip Overview
Discover North Sulawesi with North American Divers
Join North American Divers for an unforgettable journey to one of Indonesia’s most spectacular diving destinations. From March 13–25, 2028, we’ll experience two remarkable island resorts, each offering its own unique blend of exceptional diving, natural beauty, warm hospitality, and laid-back luxury.
Siladen Resort & Spa
March 13–18, 2028 | 5 nights
Our adventure begins at Siladen Resort & Spa, a peaceful tropical retreat in the heart of Bunaken National Marine Park. Surrounded by clear blue water and lush island scenery, Siladen is the perfect place to relax while experiencing some of
Indonesia’s most celebrated diving.
Bunaken is renowned for:
– Dramatic coral walls
– Excellent underwater visibility
– Healthy, colorful reefs
– An incredible variety of marine life
Divers may encounter sea turtles, schooling reef fish, vibrant corals, fascinating macro life, and even the occasional larger pelagic visitor.
Between dives, guests can:
– Unwind by the pool
– Stroll along the beach
– Enjoy a relaxing spa treatment
– Take in the beauty and tranquility of the island
Coral Eye Boutique Resort & Marine Outpost
March 18–25, 2028 | 7 nights
We’ll then continue to Coral Eye, a beautiful boutique resort on Bangka Island. Originally established as a marine research outpost, Coral Eye combines an intimate island atmosphere with a deep appreciation for the surrounding ocean.
The waters around Bangka Island provide a wonderful contrast to Bunaken, featuring:
– Vibrant coral gardens
– Underwater pinnacles
– Beautiful sloping reefs
– Outstanding wide-angle and macro photography
– Remarkable marine biodiversity
The area is home to everything from tiny, unusual critters to turtles, rays, schooling fish, and brilliantly colored reef life.
Coral Eye’s relaxed communal setting makes it the ideal place to share stories after a day of diving, enjoy thoughtfully prepared meals, and connect with fellow travelers.
Two Resorts. Two Distinct Diving Experiences. One Extraordinary Adventure
Combining Siladen and Coral Eye allows us to experience two of North Sulawesi’s premier diving regions in one unforgettable trip:
– The legendary coral walls of Bunaken
– The colorful reefs and diverse marine life of Bangka Island
– Nearly two weeks of warm water and tropical scenery
– Incredible diving shared with great friends
Please note: The listed dates are the resort-stay dates. Because international travel arrangements may vary, each guest’s arrival and departure schedule will be coordinated separately.
Whether you’re joining us for the world-class diving, underwater photography, peaceful island atmosphere, or simply the opportunity to share an incredible adventure with friends, this promises to be a truly special North American Divers trip.
Join North American Divers for an unforgettable journey to one of Indonesia’s most spectacular diving destinations. From March 13–25, 2028, we’ll experience two remarkable island resorts, each offering its own unique blend of exceptional diving, natural beauty, warm hospitality, and laid-back luxury.
Siladen Resort & Spa
March 13–18, 2028 | 5 nights
Our adventure begins at Siladen Resort & Spa, a peaceful tropical retreat in the heart of Bunaken National Marine Park. Surrounded by clear blue water and lush island scenery, Siladen is the perfect place to relax while experiencing some of
Indonesia’s most celebrated diving.
Bunaken is renowned for:
– Dramatic coral walls
– Excellent underwater visibility
– Healthy, colorful reefs
– An incredible variety of marine life
Divers may encounter sea turtles, schooling reef fish, vibrant corals, fascinating macro life, and even the occasional larger pelagic visitor.
Between dives, guests can:
– Unwind by the pool
– Stroll along the beach
– Enjoy a relaxing spa treatment
– Take in the beauty and tranquility of the island
Coral Eye Boutique Resort & Marine Outpost
March 18–25, 2028 | 7 nights
We’ll then continue to Coral Eye, a beautiful boutique resort on Bangka Island. Originally established as a marine research outpost, Coral Eye combines an intimate island atmosphere with a deep appreciation for the surrounding ocean.
The waters around Bangka Island provide a wonderful contrast to Bunaken, featuring:
– Vibrant coral gardens
– Underwater pinnacles
– Beautiful sloping reefs
– Outstanding wide-angle and macro photography
– Remarkable marine biodiversity
The area is home to everything from tiny, unusual critters to turtles, rays, schooling fish, and brilliantly colored reef life.
Coral Eye’s relaxed communal setting makes it the ideal place to share stories after a day of diving, enjoy thoughtfully prepared meals, and connect with fellow travelers.
Two Resorts. Two Distinct Diving Experiences. One Extraordinary Adventure
Combining Siladen and Coral Eye allows us to experience two of North Sulawesi’s premier diving regions in one unforgettable trip:
– The legendary coral walls of Bunaken
– The colorful reefs and diverse marine life of Bangka Island
– Nearly two weeks of warm water and tropical scenery
– Incredible diving shared with great friends
Please note: The listed dates are the resort-stay dates. Because international travel arrangements may vary, each guest’s arrival and departure schedule will be coordinated separately.
Whether you’re joining us for the world-class diving, underwater photography, peaceful island atmosphere, or simply the opportunity to share an incredible adventure with friends, this promises to be a truly special North American Divers trip.
Note: Rooms for Siladen & Coral Eye Resorts
Must Be Booked In Pairs (see note below)
Note: Room Packages must be selected for each island resort. You will need to fill out your names twice in the room guest information page as this is due to system requirements.
What Is Covered
Booking Your Trip
Reserve your spot today by clicking the book now button below. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to call North American Divers at 801-491-DIVE (3483)!
TRIP INSURANCE IS HIGHLY ADVISED.