Gangga Island Resort is a tranquil paradise nestled on the northern tip of Sulawesi, with one hour drive from Manado International Airport, followed by a 30-minute boat ride across the strait. Located on the picturesque Gangga Island, this remote resort offers a serene escape surrounded by pristine nature, where the warm waters of both the Indian and Pacific Oceans meet, creating a haven for diverse marine life. Whether you are a diver eager to explore vibrant underwater worlds or a beach lover looking to relax, Gangga Island Resort provides something for everyone.
The resort's design seamlessly blends with its lush tropical surroundings, featuring 30 charming wooden bungalows built in the local Minahasa style. Each bungalow boasts high ceilings, an airy interior and a spacious veranda with stunning views of the beach and ocean. For ultimate relaxation, each bungalow is equipped with a private Bali bed on the beach, giving you the perfect spot to unwind in privacy.
Dining options are plentiful at Gangga Island Resort, with two open-air restaurants to choose from. The main restaurant offers a mix of Mediterranean and local Indonesian cuisine, while the Bamboo Restaurant is perfect for seafood lovers, featuring a fresh fish barbecue twice a week along with live Polynesian-style music. The Coconut Bar, open all day, serves a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, along with hot drinks – an ideal spot to enjoy a cocktail after a day of adventure.
For diving enthusiasts, the resort features a 5-star PADI dive centre with daily diving sessions hosted by the expert team at Gangga Divers. The island provides access to over 30 world-class dive sites and is strategically located at the crossroads of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Dive spots include Lihaga, Tindila, Talisei, and Bangka, with trips arranged as part of your diving package. For experienced divers, there are additional dive options at 85 dive sites, including the renowned Bangka Archipelago and Bunaken National Marine Park, where you can spot eagle rays, sharks, tuna and turtles. A day trip to the Lembeh Strait is also available at an additional cost.
Beyond diving, there is plenty to keep you occupied at Gangga Island Resort. Enjoy beach volleyball, sailing or embark on land excursions to the Tangkoko Nature Reserve, where you can encounter the world’s smallest monkeys, the famous Birds of Paradise, and majestic volcanoes. Whether you are diving or not, the resort offers beautiful white sandy beach, a large saltwater pool, a traditional spa and exceptional service, ensuring a peaceful and unforgettable stay.