wakatobi, the diving paradise in indonesia
Wakatobi is shortened from wangi wangi island, kaledupa island tomia, and binongko island. and this wonderful diving site popular with the name wakatobi.
Wakatobi Dive Resort was founded by a Swiss national in the mid 90s and is currently managed by an international management team sebuat. Resort is very carefully constructed with traditional methods for the number of guests the option to embrace the principles of environmentally friendly tourism. The local architectural style of the main building and bungalows were built by local artists using traditional tools.
Despite being one of the most remote resorts, Wakatobi Dive Resort offers all aspects of modern hospitality, hot and cold water throughout the resort, 24-hour electricity, satellite communications, 24-hour internet access and much more. Culinary expert team we can create both local and international cuisine with the best taste.
Wakatobi Dive Resort is the place for divers who appreciate the importance of environment for them where the best night dives including a fun night, having dinner under the stars and down the beach with a friend or loved one in a beautiful sunset.
Advantages of this tourism asset, not because of the spread of a very large rock along the water with the underwater topography of complex shapes such as slope, flat, drop-offs, and underwater atoll marine biota cave with a wide range.
Specifically marine park Wakatobi archipelago has a ± 25 fruit clusters with 750 coral reef species are surrounded by a total of 600 km2, and obek beach tourism potential to be managed, spread throughout the Wakatobi. Based on this potential, makes this area very comfortable for diving tourism activities such as surfing and snorkeling, and fishing tours. So that one foreign journalist named Jacques submarine Costeau called Wakatobi as most beautiful places in the world (Wakatobi is the finest diving site in the world).
see more picture about wakatobi below :
the beach
harbour
the diving site
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