Bunaken operator page describing Muka Kampung as a village-front drift wall with eagle rays, stingrays, and schools of butterflyfish.
Muka Kampung is a wall dive in Bunaken National Park, within the Coral Triangle. The site is known for abundant marine life alongside colorful corals and sponges. It is described as suitable for freediving, scuba diving, and snorkeling.
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Freediving
The site is described as a good match for freediving.
Snorkeling
The site is described as suitable for snorkeling.
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Bunaken operator page describing Muka Kampung as a village-front drift wall with eagle rays, stingrays, and schools of butterflyfish.
Bunaken National Park notice confirming entrance-fee rules for visitors inside the conservation area.
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