Una Una

Una Una: Apollo, Pinnacle and Menara

Walls and pinnacles off the volcanic island of Una Una, often rated the best diving in the Togeans, with 30 to 40 m visibility reported on good days.

Overview

About Una Una: Apollo, Pinnacle and Menara

Apollo, Pinnacle and Menara are the best-known dive sites around Una Una, the volcanic island north-west of the main Togean group. They are often rated the best diving in the Togeans: walls and pinnacles with massive corals, giant sponges and schools of fish.

Some sites at Una Una are better suited to experienced divers. Dive resorts on the island run the dives; book in advance, especially in July and August.

Last updated 2 October 2026

Dived from: Una Una
Visibility: 30–40 m reported on good days
Best season: March to October
Access: Boat from Wakai or Kadidiri, weather permitting

Underwater

What you can see

Massive corals and giant sponges
Schools of barracuda and trevally
Reef sharks
Turtles

Safety

Before you dive

The crossing to Una Una is over open water: keep a spare day for the weather.
Some sites suit experienced divers; ask the dive centre which match your level.

Diving safety in the Togeans

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Can beginners dive here?

Some sites at Una Una are better suited to experienced divers. Ask the dive centre which sites match your level; some offer introductory dives or courses.

Diving