Wori
The bottom is a broad sandy shelf at 6 to 8 m with fine sea grass and debris, followed by a slope. Octopus are the speciality: common, coconut and the occasional mimic octopus. Flamboyant cuttlefish, seahorses, ghost pipefish, sea moths, pygmy pipehorses, ribbon eels, rays and anemone shrimp are also found. The Village Bunaken says visibility drops sharply in the rainy season and the site cannot be dived all year round.
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