Tompotika Dive Lodge

How To Get There

The resort lays at 2 hours and half from the nearest airport, Luwuk airpot by car. Luwuk airport receives flights from Manado (3 times a week), Palu and Ujung Pandang (Makassar). Transfers can be arranged by the Tompotika crew.

Dive Overview

Excellent macro dives with occasional pelagic sightings. Critters are abundant. On the black sandy slope, just in front of the bungalows, frogfish, hairy frogfish, blue ring octopus, ghost pipefish, are among the species frequently spotted. The diving season extends from October to May.

[Read More: Indonesia Dive Travel Guide]

Accommodation Overview

The accommodation consists of 5 bungalows nestled on the beach of a small Indonesian village. All bungalows have a private bathroom with hot water, air conditioning and a mosquito net. 220 V electricity is 24 hours/ day.

• Deluxe Bungalows:
• 1 king size bed + sofa bungalow - 40 m2
• 1 king size bed + single bed + sofa bungalow - 55 m2
• Standard Bungalows:
• 2 Queen size bed bungalows - 35 m2
• 1 twin bed bungalow - 35 m2

Standard

Discover tranquility in our beachfront bungalows, featuring private bathrooms, air conditioning, and stunning views. Perfect for a peaceful getaway!

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$233 pp/pn

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Deluxe

Discover serene beachside living in our deluxe bungalows, featuring private bathrooms, air conditioning, and stunning views of the Indonesian coastline.

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$254 pp/pn

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Dive Information

The Diving On The Peninsula

The reefs in the area are mostly rocky, ridges and pinnacles, covered with black corals, gorgonians and soft corals. Depth varies from shallow dive sites at 10-12 meters, to some deeper 20 to 35 meters. Dives styles vary from quiet critters dives to high voltage current dives.

Currents can be consistent on some of the dives, depending on the moon phase. The pinnacles and ridges are very rich in fish, with surgeonfish schools, barracudas, travellies, giant trevallies, Spanish mackerels etc

On the more sandy spots (mixed of sand, rubble and boulders), critters are abundant. On the black sandy slope, just in front of the bungalows, frogfish, hairy frogfish, blue ring octopus, ghost pipefish, are among the species frequently spotted.

The dive spots are on the 2 small islands in the front of the resort and along the coast. Just in front of the bungalows there is a great sandy slope for muck diving!