7-Day Sulawesi Marine Odyssey Yacht Charter
Duration
7 Days / 6 Nights
Region
Sulawesi
Departure
Manado, North Sulawesi
Best For
Diving enthusiasts, Marine biologists
About This Itinerary
This 7-day Sulawesi odyssey covers the island's legendary marine corridor — Bunaken National Marine Park's 300-meter walls, Lembeh Strait's world-famous muck diving, and the pristine isolation of the Togean Islands.
Sulawesi's unique geography creates radically different marine environments within short sailing distances, making this one of the most diverse diving itineraries in Indonesia.
This route can be tailored for hardcore divers, mixed groups, or families. We can extend south to Wakatobi or adjust the focus between Bunaken, Lembeh, and the Togeans.
Sample Itinerary
Every detail can be adjusted to your preferences — this is your private charter.
Manado — Bunaken Marine Park
Board your yacht in Manado and sail to Bunaken National Marine Park. Afternoon wall dive along Bunaken's dramatic coral-encrusted drop-offs.
Bunaken — Siladen Island
Multiple dives across Bunaken's best wall sites. Visit tiny Siladen Island for white sand beaches and exceptional house reef snorkeling.
Lembeh Strait — Muck Diving
Cross to the world capital of muck diving. Encounter mimic octopus, hairy frogfish, blue-ringed octopus, and countless bizarre creatures on volcanic sand slopes.
Lembeh — Tangkoko Nature Reserve
Morning muck dive followed by an excursion to Tangkoko Nature Reserve — home to tarsiers, black macaques, and hornbills in primary rainforest.
Crossing to Togean Islands
Begin the crossing south through the Sulawesi Sea toward the remote Togean Islands. Enjoy open ocean sailing and dolphin spotting.
Togean Islands — Jellyfish Lake
Explore the Togean Islands' pristine coral reefs, visit a Bajo sea nomad village, and swim in a stingless jellyfish lake.
Togean Reefs — Departure
Final morning reef session in the Togeans before arranging departure — by local flight from Wakai or continued sailing.
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This is just a starting point — we'll customize every detail for your group. Our team responds within 10 minutes.
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Explore the Destinations
Sulawesi
Where Coral Kingdoms Meet Ancient Cultures
Explore Sulawesi's extraordinary marine parks, Toraja highlands, and the Bunaken–Lembeh corridor — Indonesia's most diverse cruising experience.
Wakatobi
The World's Finest Coral Reefs
Dive the Wakatobi Marine National Park — home to 750 coral species and pristine reef systems ranked among the world's finest.
Ready to Start Planning?
This itinerary is just a starting point. Contact our charter specialists to craft your perfect bespoke voyage.
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