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North Sulawesi is a striking corner of Indonesia where active volcanoes, dense rainforests and world-class dive sites converge. The region combines the underwater richness of Bunaken Marine Park and the Lembeh Strait — a mecca for macro photographers — with the cool mountain landscapes around Tomohon, known for its flower markets, hot springs and Minahasa villages. Wildlife enthusiasts head into Tangkoko Reserve to see the endemic tarsier and black-crested macaque. The region’s culture, food and religious diversity give travellers a very different Indonesia from its southern neighbours.

Tour details

  • For whom Divers, wildlife enthusiasts, macro photographers, food lovers, volcano trekkers and cultural travellers
  • Traditions Minahasa culture, distinctive local cuisine, waruga stone tombs, Christian and traditional coexistence, active village life
  • Famous for Bunaken and Lembeh Strait diving, Tangkoko wildlife (tarsiers, macaques), Mount Lokon and Mahawu volcanoes, Tomohon flower market
  • Time zone UTC+08:00 (WITA)