Field guide

Sea Wildlife

Discover the inhabitants of the Coral Triangle

A large, gentle sea turtle often seen cruising reefs and grazing seagrass meadows.

A smaller, reef-loving turtle with a pointed hawk-like beak, often weaving through coral structure.

A massive, charismatic reef fish recognized by thick lips and an adult forehead hump.

A rare, gentle marine mammal that grazes seagrass in shallow bays.

A spectacular reef bivalve that can be enormous and brightly colored.

Small, camouflaged fish that cling to seagrass, sponges, and coral with a prehensile tail.

In sheltered marine lakes, Mastigias-type jellyfish can be abundant and largely harmless to swimmers.

Ready 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.