What to do on this island
Enjoy fascinating underwater in Malenge Island, along with the beautiful corals in front of our place you will have a chance to see stingrays, baby sharks, turtles, trevally, grouper and red snappers!
You can also take a trip to coral reef number 5 which is just 10 minutes by boat from our place, if you will be little bit lucky on the way there you can also spot dolphins or pilot whale!
Enjoy fascinating underwater in Malenge Island, along with the beautiful corals in front of our place you will have a chance to see stingrays, baby sharks, turtles, trevally, grouper and red snappers!
You have also the option to go snorkeling to the reef number 1.
Kayaks are free for every guest, with nothing to rent. Paddle out over the calm turquoise lagoon in front of the resort. Masks, snorkels and fins are free too.
Malenge Island is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The island is home to a rich variety of animals, including monkeys, deer-pigs (babirusa), pythons, bats, coconut crabs, lizards, Sulawesi bear cuscus, tarsiers, and around 90 species of birds.
Right at our resort, you're likely to spot coconut crabs, deer-pigs (babirusa), Sulawesi bear cuscus, lizards, sea eagles, and various other bird species.
For hiking lovers, there is a scenic trail leading from our resort directly to Malenge Village through the lush jungle. The hike takes approximately 2 hours and offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the island's natural beauty.
Ever dreamed of swimming with stingless jellyfish? In the Togean Islands, you can have this extraordinary experience. There are only three places like this in Indonesia. Take a day trip to the mesmerizing Jellyfish Lake, where you can swim unharmed with these fascinating creatures.
This adventure also includes a visit to the stunning Karina Beach and a snorkeling excursion at the vibrant California Reef, making for an unforgettable day of exploration and wonder.
Experience the unique culture of the Bajau people, also known as the “Sea Nomads,” who have lived on the sea for centuries in wooden houses built on stilts over the water. They have their own language and primarily make their living from fishing. Remarkably, some Bajau are able to hold their breath underwater for up to 13 minutes!
To witness how the Bajau people live today, take a trip from our resort. Just a 10-minute boat ride brings you to Kadoda village. From there, we'll walk along a 1 km long wooden bridge to the Bajau village of Pulau Papan, offering you an intimate glimpse into their fascinating way of life.
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