Gangga Island

Gangga Island is located on the north Sulawesi, Indonesia. this island belong to the Sangihe Islands. Most tourists that go to the North sulawesi, will go to Bunaken Island. But not far away from it, there is Gangga island that is far more beautiful. Fine white sand, clear water, and calm. Ganga island a 5-hectare island is actually run by an Italian resort.
Can be reached by car for 1 hour from the city of Manado and 30 minutes by speed boat from the village of Likupan.enjoyeble to swim in the morning until night because there's no wave in there. to see the sunset in there is the most spectacular moment. All the reddish orange sky reflected in the sea water that turns into gold color.

The map of gangga island
the beach

What Makes Gangga Island specials?
An unparalleled scuba diving experience is waiting for you at Gangga! Gangga offers sensational diving where you can get up close and personal with diverse and remarkable sea life from both the Indian and the Pacific Oceans. The resort is an ideal starting point for the diving sites of Bangka Island, Bunaken National Marine Park and Lembeh Strait, making it a favorite destination for underwater photographers.
beautiful scenery

View from the bungalow
The Legend of Gangga
Gangga name means "fear", because originally these islands are uninhabited, until Italian citizens interested in developing tourism on the island of the Ganges River and now in this island has stood Gangga's Island Resort & Spa, which provides complete facilities for guests.
According to another legend, Gangga was named after a local prince who was the first to send people to live on the island. This island is the first of an archipelago of small islands, many of which are still unexplored, connecting Indonesia with the Philippines. The strait that separates Gangga from the mainland is the one that unites the Pacific Ocean with the Indian Ocean and that is why this place is considered one of the world's best environments for encountering diverse underwater life. The closest city is Manado, capital of the North Sulawesi (former Celebes) which is one hour by car and 30 minutes by boat from Gangga.

Nice View
from the bridge



Gangga Island Resort
Gangga Island Resort is a resort for serious divers - and non-divers - who like comfort, quality service and good food, and last but not least, a good spa treatment after a day of diving. It lies on a white sand beach surrounded by a garden of tropical trees and plants at the base of a jungle covered hill. The resort is situated on 5 hectares of natural gardens, discreetly set on the edge of a long, white sand beach in the shade of coconut trees, on the island of Gangga which is approximately 3 miles (15 minutes with a boat) from the coast of North Sulawesi.
the resort
the resort 2 



To enhance the underwater experience, Pulau Gangga's in-house marine biologist offers seminars to preface the diving at the world famous Bunaken National Marine Park and the Lembeh Strait, where the biodiversity reaches the highest levels, and she will accompany you during snorkeling excursions. If you are lucky, You may even see the sirens! …Yes, they really exist and live in the form of the Dugong, a large and charming mammal of the Sirenides species. They live in the shallow waters of these islands and have been observed basking in the setting sun of a Gangga evening.

Diving
Gangga Diver's PADI Five Star Dive Center is run by International dive instructors, with qualified guides and dive masters, offering a personalised diving service to suit and divers of all levels of experience. The dive center provides racks for each room to store equipment and has toilet and shower facilities with hot water- perfect for after those night dives.


With its more than 30 world-class diving locations, the island offers a wonderful variety of marine life with rare species and pristine reefs. Gangga is the ideal starting point for diving the Bangka Archipelago, Bunaken National Marine Park (near Manado) and Lembeh Strait.


 
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