The long-term value of Bunaken Oasis depends on the preservation of the marine environment that surrounds it. The resort operates with a clear commitment to environmental responsibility and supports conservation initiatives that protect the reef system and its biodiversity. This approach ensures that guests experience a marine environment of exceptional quality, both today and in the future.
Environmental responsibility is integrated into the design and operation of the resort. This philosophy reflects the understanding that true luxury must exist in balance with nature.
Single-use plastic since 2022
Local team members
Treatment of blackwater in an underground biological system
We’re privileged to call the Bunaken National Park home – and with that comes a responsibility to protect it. All of our diving and snorkelling activities follow a strict no-touch, no-anchor policy. Our dive team is trained in marine awareness and actively participates in coral monitoring, debris cleanups, and reef rehabilitation projects. We also support local conservation groups and contribute to research initiatives focused on protecting Bunaken’s diverse marine species. When you dive with us, you’re not just exploring a reef – you’re helping protect it for the future.
Community is central to everything we do. Over 97% of our team is Indonesian, many from villages right here on the island. We invest in their training, education, and wellbeing – because a stronger team means a stronger impact. Our menus feature fresh ingredients from local farmers and fishers, supporting sustainable livelihoods and reducing our carbon footprint. We also partner with local artisans for furnishings and spa products, keeping our sourcing ethical, traceable, and close to home. When you stay with us, you directly support the people who make this place so special.
We’re proud to be recognised by some of the world’s leading travel and diving organisations. These awards reflect our commitment to exceptional service, sustainable practices, and unforgettable experiences.
Have you tried our tasting menu at Bunaken Oasis? Sometimes we host a special dining event where guests can explore new culinary recipes. Our chefs create dishes designed to match your personal taste perfectly. Swipe through to see different angles of this beautiful plate from our recent event. It is a wonderful way to try local ingredients prepared in unique ways.
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Have you ever seen a Mandarin fish up close? Our guest Ethan captured these amazing details on a recent dive and was generous enough to share them with us. We always love seeing the reef through our guests` eyes! What’s your favorite critter to spot at dusk?
📸: Ethan Marante rbetnrte_
Have you ever wondered who creates the menus at Bunaken Oasis? Meet Executive Chef Wolter. He has been a wonderful part of our resort family. In this video he shares how he started his culinary career and why he loves leading our kitchen team today. The beautiful location and the chance to teach young chefs keep him inspired every day. Watch to learn more about the person behind your meals.
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Watch how these massive groups of fish swim in perfect harmony above the coral reef. They use a special organ called a lateral line to feel water pressure and avoid bumping into each other. This amazing teamwork helps them navigate the busy ocean safely.
#MarineScience #UnderwaterWorld #fishfacts
Following our recent recognition as Asia’s Leading Dive Resort, we are truly honoured to be nominated for World’s Leading Dive Resort at the World Travel Awards. This achievement reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional diving experiences alongside uncompromising hospitality in the heart of Bunaken National Marine Park. We would be incredibly grateful to have your support.
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Unlike common dorid nudibranchs that carry a visible, feathery rosette of gills on their backs, Armina species have concealed gills tucked underneath the sides of their mantle skirt. This streamlined build prevents sand and sediment from damaging their delicate respiratory organs while digging.
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