Bunaken National Park Tourism Object

Bunaken National Park Tourism Object - Bunaken National Park is a marine park tourist attraction that offers the beauty of underwater coral reefs that are quite enchanting. This marine park in North Sulawesi is located in a triangle of coral reefs which is a habitat for 390 species of coral reefs as well as various other marine species.

 

The Bunaken Marine Park tourist attraction was established in 1991 with an area of ​​890.65 km2, 97% of which is marine habitat, while 3% is land which includes 5 islands namely Bunaken, Manado Tua, Mantehage, Nain, and Siladen.

In Bunaken National Park, for marine habitats, there are about 390 species of coral reef ecosystems and also have various species of fish, marine mammals, reptiles, birds, mollusks, and mangroves. There are approximately 90 species of fish living in the waters of this region.

Meanwhile, for the mainland ecosystem, Bunaken National Park is rich in Arecaceae, sago, woke, similar, and coconut. In addition, Bunaken National Park also has animal species that live on lands, such as deer and cuscus. The mangrove forests in this park are a habitat for crabs, lobsters, mollusks, and seabirds.