The Bunaken SeaGarden Resort - Comfortable cottages in a beautiful surrounding.
The Bunaken SeaGarden Resort is situated at the east coast of Bunaken Island along Pangalisang Beach in the middle of the Bunaken National Park. It´s a small and cozy resort with spacious cottages build in the traditional Indonesian style.
From the SeaGarden restaurant you have a good view over the mangrove beach and sea, in the morning you can enjoy here the colorful sunrise.
High tide creates a long natural pool along the resort. At low tide a shady and sandy beach appears.
A perfect place to relax with a cool refreshing drink.
We are sure you feel right at home in our resort which is build in a traditional style with local materials to create the right exotic and relaxed atmosphere. |
Bunaken is well known for its diving but there are many other interesting activities. All kind of trips and tours can be arranged at the resort. |
The Bunaken National Park covers a total surface area of 89,065 hectares, 97% of which is overlain by sparkling clear tropical water. The colorful coral gardens are right in front of the resort. A short distance away you will find the Bunaken Timur reef, one of the most famous diving and snorkeling spots within the marine park.
“The Bunaken National Marine Park is one of Indonesia's most famous diving and snorkeling areas. It draws visitors from all over the world.”
Getting around:
Bunaken is an island of 8 km². The public boat arrives at the bunaken village and pathways connect the various settlements on Bunaken.
There are no cars on the island, motorbikes and boats are the form of transport around the island but visitors are encouraged to walk.
Watch out if walking along the coastline, the beach may disappear when the high tide rolls in.
Climate:
Like other regions in Indonesia, North Sulawesi has a typical equatorial climate with two seasons: rainy and dry. The wet season lasts from about November to March, but it is usually less pronounced than in many other parts of Southeast Asia and thus not really a serious concern in North Sulawesi. You can visit and dive around Bunaken all year!
