Bunaken dolphin watching, snorkeling, lunch included

On this tour you will be pampered by the beauty of the islands in Manado. One of the islands is Bunaken Island, which is famous for its beautiful marine park and is the most sought after foreign tourist destination when visiting here. Wild dolphins are not kept and they always play near the island, so every time you book this tour you have to go early in the morning so you can meet the dolphins. If you are lucky, you will be able to meet a group of whales too, but this is very rare. A little information about Bunaken Island, Bunaken is an island covering an area of 8.08 km² in Manado Bay, which is located north of the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia. This island is part of the city of Manado, the capital of North Sulawesi province, Indonesia. Bunaken Island can be reached by speed boat or boat with a trip of about 30 minutes from the port of Manado city. Around the island of Bunaken there is the Bunaken marine park which is part of the Bunaken National Park. This marine park has one of the highest marine biodiversity in the world. Scuba diving attracts many visitors to the island. Overall, the Bunaken marine park covers an area of 75,265 hectares with five islands in it, namely Manado Tua Island (Manarauw), Bunaken Island, Siladen Island, Mantehage Island along with several of its subsidiary islands, and Naen Island. Even though it covers an area of 75,265 hectares, diving locations are only limited to each beach that surrounds the five islands. Bunaken marine park has 20 dive spots with varying depths of up to 1,344 meters. Of the 20 dive points, 12 of them are around Bunaken Island. These twelve dive points are most frequently visited by divers and lovers of beautiful underwater views. Most of the 12 dive spots on Bunaken Island are lined up from the southeast to the northwest of the island. In this area there are underwater great walls, which are also called hanging walls, or giant coral walls that stand vertically and curve upwards. This coral wall is also a source of food for fish in the waters around Bunaken Island.