The Ultimate Roommates: Why Wakatobi’s Anemonefish Pay Rent
Of the twenty-eight recognized anemonefish species globally, ten call the Wakatobi region home—a stunning diversity that extends far beyond the[…]
Read moreThe resort’s private marine preserve lies within the heart of Wakatobi National Park, offering divers and snorkelers exclusive access to one of the world’s most vibrant and protected reef ecosystems. Thanks to pioneering conservation efforts that helped inspire the creation of the national park, marine life here is not only abundant, but thriving. Clear waters, warm temperatures, and gentle currents provide ideal conditions for exploring kaleidoscopic coral gardens, encountering a vast array of reef fish, and witnessing the underwater world at its most breathtaking.
Of the twenty-eight recognized anemonefish species globally, ten call the Wakatobi region home—a stunning diversity that extends far beyond the[…]
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Marine biologist and accomplished underwater photographer, Richard Smith completed his Ph.D. with a focus on the biology and conservation of[…]
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Join us for a closer look at one of Wakatobi’s most valuable yet overlooked marine treasures: the parrotfish. Of the[…]
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At Wakatobi, Encounters With Glowing, Other-Worldly Creatures Like Cuttlefish Happen Every Day With eight arms growing out of their heads,[…]
Read moreIn November of 2024, Wakatobi guest Bruce Wilford captured a special moment taking place on the sands of the resort’s[…]
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As anyone who has visited Wakatobi Dive Resort can attest, the surrounding reefs are covered in a thick and diverse[…]
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