Siladen Jetty

Siladen Jetty is a versatile dive site off Siladen Island within Bunaken National Marine Park in North Sulawesi. The area beneath and around the old jetty structure creates a unique habitat where macro life thrives on the pilings and sandy substrate. Ornate ghost pipefish, robust ghost pipefish, and juvenile fish of many species shelter among the jetty pylons, while the surrounding sand and rubble host nudibranchs, flatworms, and shrimp gobies. The adjacent reef wall drops steeply with healthy hard coral coverage and regular sightings of green and hawksbill turtles. The contrast between the muck diving around the jetty and the wall diving nearby makes this a remarkably diverse single dive. Suitable for all levels in calm conditions, with deeper wall sections providing challenge for advanced divers.