Siladen Resort & Spa

12 spacious 48m² Garden View Villas – Set in five semi-detached wooden buildings just steps from the beach.

6 Beach View Villas  – detached, spacious 64m² traditional villas with air-conditioning, private Balinese style open air bathroom, individual sundeck and private sun beds.

3 Luxury Villas directly on the beach.

Two-bedroom Family Garden View Villa with two master bedrooms and two bathrooms with a shared living area – ideal for families or two couples.

Two-bedroom Family Beach View Villa with two master bedrooms and two bathrooms with a shared living area – ideal for families or two couples.

All villas are equipped with mini-bar, telephone, flatscreen TVs, tea & coffee-making facilities, safety deposit box, and one bottle of complimentary water per person daily.

The PADI 5 Star dive centre operates exclusively for guests staying at the Resort. Running a professional and small, friendly outfit they place great emphasis on the protection of the National Marine Park and its environment.

All dives are boat dives and are scheduled with two tank dives in the morning and a single tank in the afternoon. The multi-lingual centre operates with a maximum of 4 divers to each guide and offers an introductory dive to non-divers free of charge if staying 7 nights or more. Snorkelling is also very popular here as many of the reefs are shallow.

Divers can access over 50 dive sites all within close proximity to the Resort, as well as special trips on request to Lembeh, Bangka and Popo. Night dives are offered every night including dusk Mandarin dives. Nitrox is available at a supplement and a full range of dive courses is available.

There are no shore dive sites available at Siladen Resort; the diving is operated from four traditional Indonesian style vessels with a maximum of 8 to 12 guests per boat. Around 20 or more of the dive sites are accessible for snorkelling.

Bunaken National Marine Park is most famed for its dramatic walls and its rich variety of life — in particular, its macro life. Every site has a plethora of critters including pygmy seahorses, ornate ghost pipefish, hairy squat lobsters, and blue ringed octopus.

Although not well known for larger species, the open waters are home to a number of pelagic species. Both white tip and black tip reef sharks are resident on many dive sites, and white spotted eagle rays often make an appearance.

Another thing Bunaken  is famous for, is its healthy turtle population. Bunaken Island, in particular, has many turtles living here year round — it is not uncommon to see 10+ on a single dive. 

Please note: It is compulsory to dive with a dive computer here. Each diver must have their own computer. Diving with knives and gloves is not permitted in the Bunaken National Marine Park.