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Meet the Whales and Dolphins of North Sulawesi

Posted on 27 August 2019

Meet the Whales and Dolphins of North Sulawesi

Out on the dive boats from Gangga Island you are likely to experience some very memorable moments. Gliding along beside the boats you might see different species of whales and dolphins. Some you might not expect at all! Read on to learn more about the beautiful species of cetaceans you could spot while in North Sulawesi. (more…)

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6 Interesting Facts About Hard Corals

Posted on 14 August 2019

6 Interesting Facts About Hard Corals

The waters of North Sulawesi around Gangga Island and the Bunaken Marine Park are known for having an incredible array of corals. In fact almost 400 species of soft and hard corals have been recorded in the park alone.

If you’re a diver you’re sure to know a bit about corals but how much do you really know about them? (more…)

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5 of the Most Picturesque Places in North Sulawesi

Posted on 17 July 2019

The Cultural and Environmental Significance of Manado Tua Island

On holiday it’s always a pleasure to get away from what you see everyday and soak in some different views. North Sulawesi has so much to see, it’s an absolute feast for the eyes. From the white sandy beaches, to volcanic lakes and lush mountains, you will have your breath taken almost everywhere you go. Here are 5 places you don’t want to miss for their picturesque views in North Sulawesi. (more…)

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5 Things You May Not Know About Anemonefish

Posted on 05 July 2019

5 Things You May Not Know About Anemonefish

Thanks to the film Finding Nemo, anemonefish are probably one of the most recognizable fish in the world. Because of this and their wide range they are also often overlooked by divers who find them common or uninteresting. However, they are actually incredible little fish and there may be some things you don’t know about them. Read on to find out 5 things you may not know about anemonefish. (more…)

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Climate and Currents in North Sulawesi

Posted on 20 June 2019

North Sulawesi reaches towards the Philippines in the Celebes Sea. This part of the world is known for its equatorial climate. In fact the island is actually bisected by the equator in the regency of Central Sulawesi. So what does this mean for the temperatures, humidity, rainfall, water temperature and currents? These are all great things to know before you plan your trip to Gangga Island Resort & Spa so read on for all the info you need. (more…)

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