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Bunaken and Manado (North Sulawesi)
Bunaken walls by day, volcano lakes and wildlife treks by dawn
Updated Dec 13, 2025 • 13 sources
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Destination Guide Sources For Bunaken and Manado (North Sulawesi)
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13 sources • Updated Dec 13, 2025
Written by DiveJourney. Built from public sources and local operator knowledge. Last updated Dec 13, 2025.
- Balai Taman Nasional Bunaken e-ticket portal - Official ticket portal referenced for Bunaken National Park access
- Detik travel article citing Bunaken ticket rates - Reports per-day ticket rates and references official park information
- Murex Resorts - North Sulawesi travel FAQs - Operator guidance on logistics and commonly collected marine park and admin fees
- Indonesia Travel - Staying safe in Indonesia - Emergency numbers including police, ambulance, fire, and search and rescue
- DAN World - Contact and emergency hotline - DAN emergency hotline numbers including the Indonesia regional line
- DAN - Expands emergency hotline services in Indonesia - DAN update on Indonesia emergency hotline services and network growth
- Antara News - Bunaken National Park and dugong conservation - Notes dugong habitat areas linked to seagrass zones in the broader protected region
- Audley Travel - Bunaken National Marine Park overview - High-level destination description including island geography and typical water conditions
- Scoot - Flights to Manado (MDC) - Example of direct international access via Singapore depending on schedule
- Power Plugs and Sockets - Indonesia electricity standards - Indonesia uses 230V, 50Hz, plug types C and F
- RSUP Prof. Dr. R. D. Kandou hyperbaric therapy paper - Medical literature referencing hyperbaric oxygen therapy use in Manado for decompression sickness and other indications
- Green Fins - Bunaken Oasis conservation practices - Operator-level conservation briefing practices aligned with reef-friendly standards
- Photo credit: Ricky Beron