Table corals on the reef at Pulau Puah

Pulau Puah, eastern Togeans

Pulau Puah reef

A flat reef with sandy channels, table corals and sponges up to three metres tall, the first stop on trips from Pagimana.

Overview

About Pulau Puah reef

Pulau Puah is the island closest to the mainland, on the eastern edge of the Togeans, and the first stop for boats from Pagimana. Its reef is flat, with sandy channels, massive table corals and sponges that grow to three metres, larger than anywhere else in the Togeans.

The reef starts close to shore and is flat enough to snorkel, and it makes a good introduction to Togean diving.

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Type
Reef
Visibility
Clear
Access
By boat, on the way from Pagimana
Snorkelling
Good from the surface too

Underwater

What you can see

  • Massive table corals
  • Sponges up to 3 m
  • Turtles
  • Schools of fish

Diving

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Where to stay

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