Kadidiri
Small island with house reefs, WWII wreck, and the longest beach in the Togeans.
Kadidiri is a small island at the tip of Tomini Bay with a beach hosting a handful of small resorts. The island is mostly known for the B-24 Liberator bomber wreck, even if the real location is almost an hour boat ride from the island, in the south coast of Togean Island
- Best timing: Ideal transit point before Una-Una
- Suggested stay: 1-2 days.
Why it matters
- House reef snorkeling directly from the beach with coral gardens and turtles.
- Perfect transit spot before heading to Una Una and its volcanic caldera.
Highlights
House reef snorkeling
Walk straight into the water from the beach and swim over coral gardens with dense fish populations. Turtles pass through regularly, reef sharks cruise the deeper edges, and the shallows stay calm most days. Easy access, good visibility, no boat needed.
Snorkel from shoreKnown for the B-24 wreck
Kadidiri's reputation centers on the B-24 Liberator wreck, despite the site being an hour south by boat and more easily accessed from Togean Island's southern coast. The WWII bomber rests intact at 15 meters, its fuselage and wings encrusted with coral. One of the archipelago's signature dives.
WWII wreck diveReady to see it for yourself?
Our cruises run from Luwuk through the Togean archipelago. Check the departure schedule, or message us and we'll help you pick the trip that fits.