Guest Houses in Bunaken

Friendly, superb location, clean, value for money, great food.

this homestay was really really nice. the food 3x a day (7-9am, 12.30pm, 7.30pm) is soooo good. best food i had in indonesia, and different meals each time. Helmi and his wife and family are so nice. there's even a tofu restaurant small business in the front of the homestay, very cute. it's on the beach which is great, easy to rent snorkel gear (about 50k/day) and a motorbike (also about 100k/day). right next door to Blueshark diving, Dion and Jeffrey and the crew here are awesome. The snorkeling is also nice right at the reef at the property, just swim like 50-100m out (takes 5 mins). Amazing sunsets. Room is simple. A bit hot in the mornings. There's free coffee/water/tea. Bathroom is simple, just 1 bathroom shared with 3 rooms. i hope to stay again!

The location is perfect, just right at the end of the jetty. They have a working AC, cozy bed and clean room. They offer extra bed for a small charge if you want to use the room for 3 persons. Bella, Om Hengky, Om Glen and Tante Meyta are wonderful host. The food is great, it’s mainly seafood, but you can always asks them to provide you something else if reasonable. They have plenty beans-bag offering a nice cozy corner for our afternoon afterdive nap

Very nice snorkling from the beach. The place is on the beach.

We spent three unforgettable days at this little island paradise. Even during the monsoon season the weather was kind to us, allowing us to explore what may be one of the most spectacular marine parks in the world. The resort’s location is simply perfect — vibrant coral reefs begin just a short swim from the beach. Put on your snorkel and within minutes you may find yourself swimming alongside green sea turtles and countless tropical fish. The resort has a wonderfully intimate feel, and true to its name it may well be the best place on the island to watch the sunrise. An almost spiritual experience. What makes this place exceptional, however, is the people. Ernie and her team — especially Novi — embody Indonesian hospitality at its very best: warm, attentive, and always ready to help. They even arranged our transport from Manado Airport and later onward to Tomohon, making our travels effortless. During our stay we also had the chance to explore the nearby village and witness the simple rhythm of island life — fishermen heading out to sea, children playing soccer, neighbors gathering on their porches for evening prayers. A simple life, yet a deeply content one. Leaving was not easy. We truly left a piece of our hearts here — and we hope to return one day. Thank you Ernie, thank you Novi, for everything.