Top Manado Nature and Wildlife Tours

Sulawesi offers some extraordinary wildlife, with a hybrid of Australian and Asian features. Spot them on this guided private day trip to Tangkoko National Reserve, with convenient round-trip transfers from your Manado hotel. Look out for black crested macaques, endemic species such as the Sulawesi bear cuscus, the Sulawesi dwarf kingfisher, and the Sulawesi hornbill, and view nocturnal tarsiers nestled inside a tree.

This parade is very attractive and stimulates your adrenaline, you will be pleased with the views of the island of Bunaken, Nain and Siladen, as well as the beautiful sea, and you can see beautiful clouds with an unforgettable experience. Tangkoko nature tourism is a relaxing experience. One of the endemic wildlife of Tangkoko National Park that must be seen is tarsius. Tarsius or what locals call tangkasi is the smallest mammal in the world and is an endemic animal in North Sulawesi. Tarsius with the Latin name Tarcius Spectrum is a small monkey the size of a rat with a long tail. Tarsius is a nocturnal animal and is no bigger than a man's palm. Her eyes were big round and shining as the lamp lit.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this private tour visits some of the top highlights of the Minahasa Regency, an area in North Sulawesi just south of Manado, in one day of sightseeing. Visit Woloan, a noted handicraft village, Lake Tondano, and Watu Pinabetengan, the sacred stone of nine Minahasan tribes. Time permitting, also visit Tekantelu Waterfall and the Waruga Burial Complexes.

Relatively frequent volcanic activity: Lokon is known for its relatively frequent freatic and strombolian eruptions, although generally not very severe. This makes the mountain an important research object for vulcanology. Two main craters: It has two major craters that add complexity to its volcanic system and provide a unique view. Whereas Mahawu has a relatively calm and clear crater lake, giving an interesting contrast to Lokon's volcanic activity. This lake becomes its own attraction for visitors. The shape of a symmetrical cone: Mahawu has a relatively symmetrical and beautiful shape, unlike the more complex Lokon shape. Both mountains also have cultural and historical value for the surrounding communities, which may be linked to local beliefs and the history of community life there.

Dolphins in the waters of North Sulawesi are wild dolphins or not, you will be among the luckiest people if you meet this animal, they are very friendly and often play with tourists, they will be a bit naughty when they see the boat coming approached.

Soak up views of the rolling Tomohon Highlands and visit the crater of an active volcano on this full-day private hiking adventure with round-trip transfers from Manado city hotels and a guide to ensure safety. First, scale 4,345-foot (1,324-meter) Mt. Mahawu to look over mountains and valleys. Next, travel to Mt. Lokon and up to its active crater: be sure to wear trekking footwear.