Maratua Island Maratua Island, often called the "Maldives of Indonesia," is the outermost island in Berau Regency, East Kalimantan, offering an exotic marine tourism paradise. Famous for its floating resorts, white-sand beaches, and world-class diving, this horseshoe-shaped island boasts 21 dive sites, including the Big Fish Country.
Location & Access: Located in the Sulawesi Sea, Berau, East Kalimantan, borders Malaysia. The fastest access is by sea by speedboat (approximately 1.5 hours from Derawan Island or 3 hours from Berau). The island has its own airport for pioneer flights.
Tourist Attractions:
Diving & Snorkeling: World-class dive sites, such as The Channel and Big Fish Country, famous for their schooling barracuda.
Marine Life: Indonesia's largest green turtle nesting ground. Visitors can swim with turtles and whale sharks.
Nearby Attractions: Close to Kakaban Lake (non-stinging jellyfish) and Sangalaki Island.
Accommodation: There are a variety of options available, from luxury floating resorts like Maratua Paradise Resort to locally run homestays.
Culture: The local population is mostly of the friendly Bajo tribe.
Activities: Besides diving, visitors can cycle around the island or simply enjoy the sunset.
That's all about Maratua.
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