
2D1N Tangkoko Nature Reserve Overnight Wildlife Safari
2 days2 stops
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2D1N Tangkoko Nature Reserve Overnight Wildlife SafariExperience Tangkoko Nature Reserve across two distinct wildlife activity windows on an overnight safari. Track troops of Sulawesi black crested macaques, bear cuscus, and nocturnal tarsiers at dusk, then wake for an early-morning canopy trek to spot rare endemic birds and early-rising primatesRead more
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3D2N Manado Highland & Island EscapeDiscover the cool Minahasa Highlands and historic landmarks before venturing out on a boat excursion across Bunaken Marine Park and Nain Island. Wrap up your journey with local culinary experiences and a quick city shopping tour of ManadoRead moreFour peninsulas, reef walls off Bunaken, highland funeral rites in Toraja, and the yards at Tana Beru where pinisi schooners still rise without a blueprint. These are the routes we would take ourselves, and every one of them can be changed before you go.
Explore our toursEvery route below can be reshaped: change the days, swap the stops, travel private.
It depends which coast you are on. Around Bunaken the driest stretch runs June to September, when rainfall sits under an hour a day and the walls are at their clearest. In the south, Bira is driest May to September, and April to October is the window when the boats launch. The island is close enough to the equator that no month is closed; the difference is sea state, not temperature.

Six provinces, four peninsulas. Where we have written about a place, its province opens.
Four routes that show what the island does best: reef, highland, boat and the long way round. Each one can be changed before you go.
Single days that tend to decide the shape of a trip. Each one belongs to a place you can read about in full.
Where most routes begin, and why. Each opens its own page, with the season, the way in, and what to do once you are there.
Seven of them, from the listings travellers left them on.
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Filmed on the island, on our own trips. Hover or tap a tile to play it.
The longer reading: what to expect, what to pack for, and what the island is like.
The ones we are asked before anything else.
Yes. Every route on this page is a starting point: change the number of days, swap a stop, or travel private instead of in a group. Tell us what you want different and the itinerary is rebuilt around it.
There is no checkout on this site. You send us what you are after and we come back with an itinerary and a price, which is also how the details get fixed before any money moves.
Start quiz & get free itineraryIt depends on the coast. Around Bunaken the driest stretch is June to September; in the south, Bira is driest May to September, with April to October the window when the boats launch. No month is closed, but sea state changes.
Through one of two airports. Makassar (UPG) opens the south and Manado (MDC) the north, and both take daily direct flights from Jakarta. The transfers, ferries and boats after that are arranged as part of the route.
It varies by route: the smallest run at two people and the largest at thirty five. Each tour shows its own ceiling, and any of them can be run privately.
Both depend on your nationality and on rules that change, so we keep them on their own pages rather than summarising them here where they would go stale.
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