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What will you say when hearing the name of Wakatobi? Wakatobi is very popular in foreign countries, especially after the Expedition Wallacea of England in 1995 mentions that the area in Southeast Sulawesi is very rich in species of coral. There are 750 of total 850 species of coral in the world. Until now, one of the island of Hoga in the Wakatobi small island, still puts a research institute (Wallacea Expedition institutions) who always attended enthusiasts from various countries.

In Indonesia, Wakatobi is a district that consists of four main islands, namely Wangiwangi, Kalidupa, Tomia, and Binongko. It is an acronym for the name of the four islands. Before December 18, 2003 the archipelago is called Tukang Besi Island (Blacksmith Islands) and is still part of Buton Regency. Wakatobi is paradise for diving enthusiasts. Until now, there are 29 diving points on offer to anyone who’ll travel to Wakatobi. Place a spectacular diving is Mari Mabuk (Let Drunk). The name of the place was unique and anyone who comes to a point close to the island Tomia will surely get drunk because of the beauty. (more…)

Kodingareng Keke Island is one of 11 islands located in the area of Makassar, South Sulawesi. Island tours are a mainstay of Makassar is located on the north island Kodingareng Lompo and is 13.48 kilometers from Makassar. Form islands extending from northeast to southwest.

On the south side of the island, its shores are composed of rock fragments of various sizes up to form gravel. While on the north side of the island of white sand stretching medium until smooth and shape change followed the west and east of the season. From Makassar to Kodingareng Keke there is no regular transportation. However, tourists can rent a motor boat in the Losari Beach, Makassar. Not recorded the population of this island, but in the last five years there were several buildings for tourist accommodation. The buildings are managed by a Dutch citizen who has to re-plant some pine trees. On the west side there is land barrier formed by the sedimentation process is composed of coral fragments materials. (more…)