Overview

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Wakatobi National Park, a world-class diving destination in Southeast Sulawesi. Formed by the islands of Wangiwangi, Kadelupa, Tomia, and Binongko, Wakatobi has been a protected marine park since 1996. Its pristine coral reefs, diverse marine life, and crystal-clear waters make it one of the most stunning underwater paradises in Indonesia, easily accessible via Kendari, Baubau, or Makassar.

This immersive 6-day Wakatobi tour combines adventure and culture with 10 diving or snorkeling sessions across Wangiwangi, Hoga, and Tomia islands. Explore vibrant reefs, meet the Bajo tribe in Sampela, and enjoy land tours to Keraton Liya, Kontamale Watercave, and Sombu Jetty. With comfortable stays, expert dive masters, and seamless island transfers, this trip is perfect for divers and non-divers seeking unforgettable marine experiences.

Activities in Wakatobi

  • Diving (license required)
  • Snorkeling (for non-divers)
  • Island cruising

Itinerary

Day 1 – Explore Wangi-wangi

Upon arrival at Wangiwangi, our team will warmly welcome you at the airport or harbor and escort you to your hotel for a short rest. After lunch, we’ll begin your first adventure in Wakatobi with two exciting diving sessions at different spots, where you’ll encounter colorful coral gardens and schools of tropical fish. In the evening, return to the hotel for dinner and relaxation, preparing for the days ahead. Overnight in Wangiwangi.

Day 2 – Wangi-wangi – Hoga Island

After breakfast, check out and transfer to Hoga Island, a diver’s paradise known for its pristine reefs and calm waters. You’ll enjoy two diving sessions at different sites, each offering unique marine biodiversity, from vibrant soft corals to curious reef creatures. Afterward, unwind with dinner and soak in the tranquil island atmosphere. Overnight in Hoga Island.

Day 3 – Hoga Island

Fuel up with breakfast before embarking on three diving sessions across Hoga’s renowned dive spots. Expect encounters with turtles, reef sharks, and dazzling macro life. In the afternoon, we’ll visit the fascinating Bajo tribe village in Sampela, where you’ll learn about their sea-based lifestyle and traditions. Dinner and overnight stay at Hoga Island, surrounded by the sounds of the ocean.

Day 4 – Hoga Island – Tomia Island

After breakfast, enjoy one more dive in Hoga before transferring to Tomia Island. Lunch will be served upon arrival, followed by another dive session showcasing Tomia’s dramatic drop-offs and rich marine ecosystems. Evening brings a chance to relax, savor dinner, and rest in Tomia’s peaceful setting. Overnight in Tomia Island.

Day 5 – Tomia Island – Wangiwangi

Start the day with your final dive session in Tomia, then return to Wangiwangi for hotel check-in and lunch. In the afternoon, we’ll explore Wangiwangi’s highlights with a scenic island tour, visiting beaches and cultural landmarks. Dinner and overnight in Wangiwangi, reflecting on your underwater adventures.

Day 6 – End of Tour

After breakfast, embark on a land tour to discover Wangiwangi’s cultural and natural treasures: Keraton Liya, Batu Keramat, Gunung Batu, Kontamale Watercave, Sombu Jetty, and Waha Cemara Beach. This final day blends history, local traditions, and natural wonders. After a short break, we’ll transfer you to the airport or harbor, marking the end of your unforgettable Wakatobi journey.

Includes

  • Guide & dive master assistance
  • Hotels in Wangiwangi & Tomia (AC, twin sharing)
  • Homestay in Hoga (twin sharing)
  • Meals 3x daily + snacks
  • 10 diving/snorkeling sessions with equipment
  • Boat & land transportation
  • Entrance tickets to Wakatobi National Park

Excludes

  • Personal expenses
  • Airport tax
  • Insurance
  • Optional tours

Things to know before you go

  • Best Season to Visit: April–October offers calm seas and clear visibility for diving and snorkeling.
  • Fitness Level: Moderate physical activity is required; diving sessions need certification, while snorkeling is open to all.
  • Cultural Etiquette: Respect local customs, especially when visiting the Bajo tribe village. Dress modestly and ask before taking photos.
  • Connectivity: Internet access is limited on Hoga and Tomia islands. Prepare for offline moments and enjoy the natural escape.
  • Cash & Payments: ATMs are scarce outside Wangiwangi. Bring sufficient cash for personal expenses and small purchases.
  • Packing Tips: Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, light clothing, waterproof bags, and personal dive/snorkel gear if preferred.
  • Meals & Accommodation: Daily meals are included; expect homestay comfort in Hoga and hotels in Wangiwangi/Tomia.
  • Flexibility: Weather and sea conditions may affect dive schedules or island transfers. Itinerary adjustments ensure safety and enjoyment.
  • National Park Rules: Entrance fees are included. Please follow conservation guidelines to protect coral reefs and marine life.
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