Pulisan Resort: Combine exotic jungle atmosphere with a unique marine experience. Discover the endemic species above and below the water in the north of Sulawesi, east of the Wallace Line and in the centre of the Coral Triangle.

Location and amenities:
Pulisan Resort is located on the northern tip of Sulawesi Island, surrounded by lush greenery and overlooking the Strait of Lembeh. The secluded location, the jungle environment as well as the white sandy beaches and a breathtaking view of the Tangkoko volcano right outside the front door, makes the resort a very special place. Pulisan Jungle Beach Resort is run by a Swiss-Canadian owner couple and is the right place to enjoy a quiet and relaxed atmosphere in exotic surroundings.

The currently 8 Minahasa-style bungalows are located between the jungle and the sea and are divided into budget, standard and deluxe categories, depending on what you want. Functionally furnished, each bungalow is equipped with a double bed with mosquito net and has a terrace, a separate bathroom and a typical Indonesian mandi. The 6 deluxe bungalows are additionally equipped with a shower. The internet connection can sometimes be interrupted. Far away from the nearest village, the resort is a relaxing and quiet place to recharge your batteries.

Occupancy: max. 3 persons

Restaurant: Also, in case their guests have special dietary requirements, the very attentive resort owners are eager to fulfil their guests' wishes. The hotel's own restaurant serves a mix of local and international dishes.

Diving: Pulisan Resort is located right in the middle of three world-class dive sites, the North Cape of Sulawesi, Bangka Island and the Strait of Lembeh, making it a prime location for diving activities, in the centre of the so-called "Coral Triangle". Equipped with its own dive centre, Pulisan Jungle Beach Resort offers SSI and PADI diving courses as well as introductory, refresher and specialised diving courses and, as a special highlight, lifelong certification with the Open Water Course. In addition to state-of-the-art equipment such as Aqualung and Mares equipment, the resort owners also rely on a very well-trained crew.

In just 30 minutes, the macro-sky of one of the best muck diving sites in the world, the Straits of Lembeh, opens up with its typical species such as seahorses, stargazers, octopuses, scorpionfish or nudibranchs. By boat, you can reach the beautiful reefs of Bangka Island with its colourful soft corals, manatees and whitetip reef sharks in even less time, or the equally interesting north-east coast of Sulawesi with its exciting biodiversity between steep walls, gentle slopes and sandy bottoms, as well as its amazingly colourful coral reefs. Diving offer on request.