Tiwoho
Bunaken Divers describes patches of coral on pale and dark sand in 3 to 6 m, then a flat sandy bottom that slowly deepens, where critters hide around old tree stumps, branches and rocks. Raja Laut descends a rope to sand at 17 m, follows the reef to a corner where the current usually picks up, and then returns shallower to the mooring. Between 25 and 12 m divers find giant cuttlefish, ghost pipefish, ribbon eels, stonefish, razorfish and soft coral shrimp. Bunaken Divers adds frogfish, pegasus sea moths, bobtail squid, leaf scorpionfish, crocodilefish and stargazers.
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