Siladen
Siladen is the smallest island of the marine park, north-east of Bunaken. The dive on its south-west side follows a steep, colourful coral wall to about 35 m, usually with a gentle current and good visibility. It is a nudibranch favourite — striped Chromodoris, blue dragons and Nembrotha — and cuttlefish, turtles and ribbons of fusiliers are regular.
Facts
- Region: North Sulawesi: Lembeh, Bunaken & Bangka
- Area: Bunaken National Park
- Depth: 35 m
- Level: beginner
- Current: low
- Type: wall, drift
- Coordinates: 1.625, 124.7972
- Highlights: nudibranchs, cuttlefish, green turtles, fusiliers, hard coral, soft coral
- Tips: Usually a gentle drift with good visibility — good for wide-angle.