Born on the Reef

Published June 28, 2019

Coral reefs are often described as the nurseries of the sea. Which means that when you are enjoying one of Wakatobi’s signature dive sites, you are immersed in an undersea maternity ward. The process of reproduction is ongoing, and it’s taking place all around you. There are many fascinating ways the marine life of Wakatobi […]

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Remote Yet Not Removed

Published February 18, 2019

At Wakatobi, getting away doesn’t mean being out of touch In our hyper-connected world, it can be a real pleasure to get away and unplug. That’s certainly one of the charms of Wakatobi Resort. Whether you are submerged on a coral wall, walking a deserted beach or enjoying a sunset libation at the Jetty Bar, […]

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Getting the Drift

Published November 6, 2017

Guests Gary and Robin Wright discover the wonders of Wakatobi’s reefs. by Gary and Robin Wright Peering over the side of the boat, we can clearly see what awaits just a few meters below. Five minutes after leaving the jetty at Wakatobi Resort, we are at the site known as Turkey Beach, ready to begin […]

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Muck, Magic, and More

Published December 30, 2015

A Pelagian cruise showcases the full diversity of Indonesia’s underwater attractions Wakatobi has earned a world-wide reputation for its pristine reefs, spectacular walls and diversity of marine life. But there’s another dimension to the region’s underwater landscape that many find equally appealing: muck diving. To the uninitiated, it might seem that a patch of unremarkable […]

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Bold Statements

Published April 18, 2014

Coral reefs are places of great beauty. But the tranquil appearance can be deceiving, as there are dangers everywhere for those who live among the corals. Reef communities are among the most densely populated environments on the planet. When predator and prey live so closely together, survival strategies become very important. Those who are built […]

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The Fish that Goes Fishing

Published June 6, 2013

When you think of a predator, what attributes come to mind? Streamlined speed, explosive agility, aggressive strength… and then there’s the frogfish. Slow, reclusive and lacking in both offensive and defensive weaponry–not to mention being far from streamlined–the frogfish wouldn’t seem to have the tools needed to become a lethal predator. Yet despite some seeming […]

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Wakatobi: Nothing Else Comes Close

Published May 25, 2013

Remote, unspoiled, luxurious, intimate, eco-friendly, unique, these are just some of the words guests used to describe Wakatobi Dive Resort. Far from crowds and cities, yet surprisingly civilized, Wakatobi combines five-star amenities with a pristine natural environment; a pairing that has secured its reputation as one of the best resorts in the world. Over the years, […]

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