Wakatobi National Park

Wakatobi National Park, located in Southeast Sulawesi, protects one of the highest coral reef diversity areas on Earth, with over 750 species of coral and 1,200 fish species across 1.39 million hectares. Its waters host coral densities of 65% live cover. This marine park draws 40,000 visitors annually, generating $12 million in eco-tourism revenue, which directly funds local conservation programs. Its pristine seascape ensures that Wakatobi remains a global benchmark for marine biodiversity protection.