Taka Bonerate National Park

Taka Bonerate literally translates to "coral reef on sand." The Taka Bonerate environment in this national park is made up of dozens of islands, and the view from above is quite attractive due to the small islands and lagoons of sand deposits, coral pieces, and shells. This environment, which consists of coral reefs, is situated in a challenging dive site (Drop Off). The locals of Galesong refer to it as Gold Reef since it has a very enormous coral. It is also known as the biggest barrier coral in Southeast Asia, and Western visitors refer to it as the third largest coral atoll in the world.

Enjoy nature by treating your senses, including your eyes and mouth, to current local wisdom.

Taka Bonarate's favorite location is Tinabo Island, which has a coastline made of white sand. This beach was changed into a lovely wall separating the crystal-clear seas from the land covered with palm trees. The spot, which is removed from the bustle of the city, has emerged as the island's top draw for visitors. Although Tinabo is remote, there are still amenities available.

End sharks swim freely and are visible along the coast in the blue, transparent water. Your tour will be completed with a seafood culinary in Tinabo. With Rica concoctions, you will become hooked to the flavor and not be able to forget it.

Visiting Taka Bonerate National Park is a dream come true for ocean lovers and adventure seekers. The park's crystal-clear waters and rich marine biodiversity make it a top diving and snorkeling destination, where visitors can swim alongside colorful reef fish, sea turtles, and even reef sharks. Island-hopping to Tinabo, Rajuni, and Latondu Islands offers stunning beaches, picturesque sunsets, and encounters with traditional Bajo communities, where visitors can learn about their unique maritime lifestyle. Kayaking, paddle boarding, and underwater photography are also popular activities. Whether exploring the world-class dive sites, relaxing on pristine beaches, or immersing in local culture, Taka Bonerate National Park promises a once-in-a-lifetime marine adventure.