Tojo Una-Una

Consider over 17000 islands spread through an area three times larger than the biggest European country, all of it covered by warm equatorial waters. Interact with hundreds of ethnicities populating the islands. Trace the centuries of history with all the accompanying cultural treasures: arts, crafts, legends, rituals. Observe volcanoes - extinct, dormant and active. Enter large expanses of jungle, often untouched, and in some locations even unexplored. Get used to cities interwoven with agriculture and villages crawling together to form centers of trade: don’t be surprised to see farmers working in a rice field between a shopping mall and a bank. Similarly, take for granted the magic mixed with daily life. Don't forget lagoons so transparent that to observe multi-colored coral gardens on the bottom one doesn’t even need to snorkel – but snorkeling is more fun, of course. Test your balance against world-class surf. Try hearty, filling, tasty food and delicious coffee wherever you go. And, last but not the least, meet some of the most chilled-out, hospitable and helpful people in the world. In short, experience Indonesia, an extremely versatile travel destination. Whether you’re looking for sportive thrills, cultural exploration, or a quiet holiday in a beach bungalow, here you will find it without effort.

Indonesia

Off-the-beaten-path for a long time, Central Sulawesi has only recently gained some popularity among the travelers moving between the Togean Islands and Tana Toraja. Crossed by the equator, but different from Java, Bali and Sumatra, this tropical province boosts in natural attractions. Thrill-seekers love hiking the rice fields of Lore Lindu National Park observing its rich wildlife, soaking the beauty of its stunning sceneries and exploring its mysterious megaliths dating back to 1300 BCE. Water sports enthusiasts adore island hopping in the Togian archipelago, the Sombori Islands or Lutungan Island, where diving, snorkeling and swimming options are endless. Not to forget gorgeous white sand beaches. In Central Sulawesi, white sand you can even find on the banks of the Lake Poso, the third deepest lake in Indonesia. Another lake that started attracting attention owing to its stingless jellyfish is Mariona Lake, one of the very few places in the world that harbors these unique creatures.

Central Sulawesi

Togean Islands are a small archipelago in Tomori Bay, Central Sulawesi. Most of the islands are either uninhabited or have one fishing village on them. A few of them, however, are equipped with bungalows, so a tourist can have a small island to himself.

Togean Islands, Central Sulawesi

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