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Dive resort · Botubarani, Gorontalo, Sulawesi

Swim with whale sharks. Dive reefs almost no one has seen.

A small dive resort on the Gorontalo shoreline, with the house reef at our doorstep and Whale Shark Point just along the coast. Rooms, dives and transfers sorted in one WhatsApp chat.

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Diver swimming alongside a whale shark at Botubarani, Gorontalo
SGD 1,000
Dive packages from, 5D4N with 7 dives
SGD 150
Rooms from, per night with all meals included
25+ years
Diving experience of our lead dive master
10–51 m
From easy reef dives to deep WWII wrecks
Scuba diver facing a whale shark at Whale Shark Point

Whale Shark Point, Botubarani

The whale sharks live next door.

Since 2016, whale sharks have gathered along this stretch of coast, just minutes from the resort. Meet them on a morning dive or snorkel.

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Salvador Dalí sponges, WWII wrecks and rare critters.

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Stay with us

Big beds, big bathrooms, all meals included.

Sea View from SGD 180 and Ground Floor from SGD 150 per night, with breakfast, lunch and dinner. Super King or Super Single twin beds.

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View over the bay and dive centre from the GoRo resort balcony
“The place is brand new, big bed and big toilet! The reef is very interesting with a lot of soft coral and sponge.”
Cecilia Donati · Google review
“This place will become the top address for marine tourism in Gorontalo in no time! The owners are very friendly.”
Chris Pallmer · Google review
“Came here for snorkeling with the whale sharks and diving. Room is big, clean, toilet is great too.”
Karyn Wong · Google review

Who you’ll dive with

Noldi, dive master at GoRo Adventures

Noldi · Dive Master

25+ years underwater and the resort’s seafood chef. Stay in his good books.

Yunan, operations at GoRo Adventures

Yunan · Operations

15+ years planning adventures around Gorontalo. Ask him about local food and culture.

Daniel, founder of GoRo Adventures

Daniel · Founder

Set up GoRo because Gorontalo’s reefs are still untouched. Carpe diem.