Tomini Bay is the largest bay in Indonesia located on Sulawesi Island. Covering three provinces, namely Central Sulawesi, Gorontalo, and North Sulawesi, it has extraordinary natural wealth and is a favorite destination for marine tourism lovers.
Tomini Bay stretches across Sulawesi Island, covering 13 districts from three provinces. This area includes several strategic areas such as Central Sulawesi, Gorontalo, and North Sulawesi, making it one of the largest bays in Indonesia.
Access to Tomini Bay depends on the area you want to visit. From Gorontalo, tourists can reach various beaches or islands in Tomini Bay using private vehicles or boats from the nearest port. Several points have transportation facilities that support bay exploration.
The main attraction of Tomini Bay is its stunning natural beauty. The 1,031-hectare coral reef makes this bay a paradise for divers and underwater lovers. The marine life is diverse, including tropical fish and rare species.
With a depth of up to 1,500 meters, Tomini Bay is also known as a location for underwater research and marine ecosystem conservation. The view of blue sea and small islands around the bay add to its appeal as an exotic tourist destination.
Activities in Tomini Bay
Visitors can enjoy various interesting activities such as snorkeling, diving, and exploring the small islands around the bay. The richness of the coral reefs makes snorkeling and diving an unforgettable experience.
In addition, tourists can also fish, go boating, or relax on the beautiful white sand beach. Several areas around the bay also offer typical Sulawesi cuisine worth trying.
