Diving in Central Sulawesi

A veritable underwater Eden waiting to be explored, Central Sulawesi is perfect for both beginner and advanced divers with warm, gin-clear waters. Take your pick from colorful reefs and dramatic walls to caves that beg to be explored and wrecks that encourage a whole variety of marine life to flourish.
You can take your pick of dive sites, from the Donggala peninsula near the capital Palu, the Togian Islands and the Banggai Archipelago. Once on land it doesn’t get more tropical than this with sleepy fishing villages, pristine beaches and sweeping bays.
This area is slightly off the beaten track, so you can expect quiet dive sites as well as endemic species and spectacular conditions. It is said the Gulf of Tomini, around the Togian Islands, has the calmest deep water bay in the world, while the Banggai islands are the perfect spot for a liveaboard and Donggala s surrounded by easy-to-reach dive sites promising critters galore, a wreck and sometimes even dugongs.
If you love underwater photography, the variety of marine life and clear conditions are perfect for capturing amazing shots, while each of the different dive clusters has a slightly different season, meaning there is always somewhere to visit and experience the underwater bounty.

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