House-reef access and island diving overview.
Togean Islands and Tomini Coast
Shore-entry house reef on Bukabuka with wall structure.
Shore-entry house reef on Bukabuka with wall structure.
Reconnect House Reef Bukabuka is a shore-entry house reef on Buka Buka Island, built around a mini wall with overhangs, hard coral, and bright orange sponges. It works well for relaxed house-reef dives and snorkel sessions when the resort side is calm, but the wall can feel deeper and more serious especially with tide and depth.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Expect overhangs and deeper profiles, with depth varying by tidal conditions. Be prepared for potential shark encounters.
Access Restrictions
House-reef access is from the beach or resort side, and low tide can restrict the easiest entry points.
Legal Notes
The resort sits just outside Togean Islands National Park, so divers should follow resort guidance and park rules.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A deeper wall dive with overhangs; maximum depth is described as 45–50 m depending on tidal conditions.
Freediving
Shallow house-reef structure and calm water make it suitable for relaxed freediving on easy days.
Snorkeling
House-reef snorkeling is a core use case, with beach access and free gear offered by the resort.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
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House-reef access and island diving overview.
Private-island resort context and house-reef access from the beach.
House-reef snorkeling access and low-tide restriction note.

G 6 Point is a Bukabuka house-reef wall with overhangs and hard coral.

Shore-entry reef in front of a dive center with a gentle slope.

Togean sloping reef with hard coral and orange sponges.