Who does not know Bunaken,
which is very popular with underwater tours (diving) it. Bunaken is an island
covering an area of 8.08 km ² at
Manado Bay, situated on the northern island of Sulawesi, Indonesia. This island
is part of the city of Manado, the provincial capital of North Sulawesi,
Indonesia. Bunaken island can be traveled by fast boat (speed boat) or a rented
boat with about 30 minute trip from the port city of Manado. Around the island
there Bunaken Bunaken marine park that is part of the Bunaken National Park.
This marine park has marine
biodiversity among the highest in the world. Scuba diving attracts many
visitors to the island. Bunaken marine park as a whole covers an area of 75 265 hectares to the five islands within it, namely
the island of Manado Tua, Bunaken Island, Siladen Island, Island Mantehage
follows several children of his island, and island Naen. Although it covers an
area of 75 265 hectares, the location
of the dive (diving) is limited in each of the five beaches that surround the
island.
Bunaken marine park has a 20
point dive (dive spot) with varying depths of up to 1344 meters. Of the 20
point dive, dive 12 points of which are located around Bunaken Island.
Twelve-point diving is the most frequently visited by divers and lovers of the
beauty of the underwater scenery. Most of the 12 point dive in Bunaken island
lined up from the southeast to the northwest of the island. In this region
there is a great underwater walls, also called the hanging walls, or walls of a
giant rock that stands vertical and curved upward. These rock walls are also a
source of food for fish in the waters around Bunaken Island.
Bunaken National Park is
representative of Indonesia's tropical aquatic ecosystem consisting of mangrove
ecosystems, seagrass beds, coral reefs, and land / coastal ecosystems. In the
northern part of the island of Bunaken, Manado Tua island, the island
Montehage, Siladen island, the island of Nain, Nain Small islands and some
coastal areas of Cape Pisok. While in the Southern Cape coast includes some
coconut.
Potential land islands
national park is rich in species of palm, sago, woka, silar and coconut. Animal
species that live on the mainland and coastal regions such as Sulawesi black
macaques (Macaca nigra nigra), deer (Cervus russa timorensis), and possum
(Ailurops ursinus ursinus). Plant species in the mangrove Rhizophora Bunaken
National Park is sp., Sonneratia sp., Lumnitzera sp., And Bruguiera sp. This
forest is rich with various kinds of crabs, shrimp, mollusks and various types
of sea birds such as gulls, herons, tern, and cangak sea.
Types of algae found in this
park include the type of Caulerpa sp., Halimeda sp., And Padina sp. Seagrass
Montehage dominated mainly on the island, and islands are Thalassia hemprichii
Nain, Enhallus acoroides, and Thalassodendron ciliatum. Recorded 13 genera of
corals living in waters of Bunaken National Park, dominated by fringing reefs
and barrier reefs. The most interesting is a vertical cliff as far as 25-50
meters.
Approximately 91 species of
fish found in waters of Bunaken National Park, including fish gusumi horse
(Hippocampus horse), white oci (Seriola rivoliana), lolosi yellow tail
(Lutjanus kasmira), goropa (Ephinephelus spilotoceps Pseudanthias hypselosoma),
ila trunk (Scolopsis bilineatus) , and others. Types of mollusks like giant
clams (Tridacna gigas), head of the goat (Cassis cornuta), hollow nautilus
(Nautilus pompillius), and tunikates / ascidian.
How to reach the location:
Bunaken National Park can be reached through the port of Manado, Marina
Nusantara Diving Centre (NDC) in the District of Molas and Marina Blue Banter.
From Manado harbor by boat motors toward the island can be reached Siladen + 20
minutes + 30 minutes Bunaken island, the island Montehage + 50 minutes and +60 minutes
Nain island. From Blue Banter Marina with yachts that are available to the
tourist area on Bunaken island can be reached within 10-15 minutes, while the
NDC harbor to the dive sites in Bunaken island by speed boat to within + 20
minutes.
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