Considered one of the world’s top marine park and top diving destinations, Bunaken National Marine Park is located in the Manado Gulf at the center of the Coral Triangle of Sulawesi Island, Indonesia, a habitat to more than 390 species of coral as well as limitless kind of fish, mollusk, reptile and large marine mammal species. Coral formations in Bunaken National Marine Park are dominated by fringing reef and barrier reef. The distinctive 25–50-meter vertical coral wall is home to 13 coral genera. The seagrass species of Caulerpa, Halimeda, and Padina can be found here, while the dominant species in particular islands of Mantehage and Nain are Thalassia Hemprichii, EnhallusAacoroides, and Thalassodendron Ciliatum. You can also find abundance of different species of reptiles, birds, and mangrove.