Wakatobi Hoga Diving
A little slice of heaven
Hoga Island, Wakatobi National Park is located in the heart of the Coral Triangle, one of the most bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific region and even of the world. This makes for a unique diving experience where you will see incredibly colourful corals teeming with marine life from large trevallies and schools of barracuda to small but stunning nudibranchs and cleaner shrimps.
Wakatobi Hoga Diving is a budget dive resort in the middle of Wakatobi. The resort is vegan friendly.
Accommodation (including meals) is 600,000Rph / night. Alternatively, you can stay in a homestay in the seagypsy village of Sampela (including meals) for 300,000Rph / night.
The local Hoga dive operation can take you diving. They also can bring you to places further away with their small budget live-aboard. The best conditions are from mid-September to the start of December.
Diving and gear rental can be organised on the island.
The National Park fee is 150,000Rph.
No Wifi, but Telksomsel cards are working on the island.
Please note this is a conservative muslim area so it is advised to dress modestly.
