Jl. Jaksa Agung Suprapto No.10, Gorontalo, North Sulawesi 96115, INDONESIA
(Dive Resort, Dive Center)
Kadidiri Island is in the centre of the Togian Islands, a remote archipelago in Tomini Bay, Central Sulawesi. The Togian Islands are renowned for their outstanding beauty above and below the water. Islands with exquisite white sand beaches and sandstone cliffs cloaked in virgin rainforest, surrounded by pristine coral reefs and emerald seas. Tomini Bay is the epicentre for the most coral diversity in the world. The Togian Islands offer the extraordinary opportunity to explore all three types of coral reef; fringe, barrier and atoll. The marine life is equally diverse and dramatic. Also there is unique chance to dive on a B24 Bomber wreck from WWII in perfect condition The reefs are a paradise for divers and snorkelers alike. Above the water guests can walk in the surrounding forest for bird-watching, or see the local culture of the Bajo people (Sea gypsies), try fishing local style or simply relaxing and sunbathing in an untouched paradise. Black Marlin Dive Resort is the perfect base to explore everything the islands have to offer. Only fifteen traditional bungalows right on the beach, all with double beds and western style bathrooms with shower. Enjoy amazing sunsets from your private terrace every night. The resort offers tasty local cuisine with the Ocean Café for a wider selection of drinks and snacks. The resort’s PADI Dive centre offers three dives a day (two boat dives and one night dive - two included in package), all dives are guided in small groups by skilled local divemasters and western instructors. The full range of PADI diving courses are also available during your stay. There are three custom built dive boats.
Phone: +62 435-831869,+62 8124313502Fax: +62 435-831869Email: blackmarlindive@gmail.comWebsite: www.blackmarlindiving.com
Resort/Intro Dives Scuba hire Own accommodation Showers Diving seven days Gear Service Camera Hire Own Boat(s)
10 m speed boat to wisk you to all 30+ divesites
Sea pinnacle of coast of active volcano. Reasonabl current always attracts huge quantities of schooling fish plus pelagics. Whale sharks and Hammer heads have been spotted here. Also Napoleon Wrasse, huge barracuda, turtles and rays are regular visitors. All against a stunning backdrop of untouched hard corals and huge sponges. A dive site with a surprise everyday and no chance of ever tiring of it.
This B24 Bomber from WWII is in pristine condition landed at a depth of 18m. Good spongelife and corals. Atmospheric dive that is always memorable. Masses of resident lionfish, nudibranches, morel eels and other macro life. Guarded by a school of jacks that patrol the wreck spooking coral groupers, angel fish. Can be done as night dive at special request!
A wide gap at the lip of the barrier reef that with any change of tide attracts great numbers of fish. Schooling fish of many types, tuna, spanish mackrel, tuna, barracuda, eagle rays, the list goes on and on, not to even start on the amazing diversity of hardcorals that cover the barrier reef from the lip of the wall to the sandy shelf below. Can be dived in many ways and depths as huge area. A must
