Coral Eye Resort

Coral Eye Resort is more than just a place to stay. It is a place to explore, discover, and protect the wonders of the underwater world. Located on Bangka Island, in the heart of the Coral Triangle, Coral Eye Resort offers you a unique opportunity to experience the beauty and diversity of the marine life in the Bunaken National Marine Park. Whether you are a diver, a snorkeler, a hiker, or a beach lover, you will find something to suit your taste and interest at Coral Eye Resort. Coral Eye Resort has 21 rooms and villas, ranging from garden view villas to luxury beachfront villas, all designed for your exclusive comfort. Each accommodation features a private open air bathroom, a king size or twin bed, air conditioning, a safe, a mini bar, a flat screen HD TV, a telephone, and tea and coffee making facilities. You can also enjoy a private terrace, a sun deck, a hammock, or a plunge pool, depending on your choice of villa.

Coral Eye Resort is not only a paradise for guests, but also for researchers and students who are involved in marine science and coral conservation. The resort was originally founded as a marine research outpost, and still hosts various projects and initiatives to protect and restore the coral reefs and the marine ecosystem. As a guest, you can learn more about these efforts and even participate in some of them, such as coral planting, reef monitoring, or marine life presentations.

Coral Eye Resort also offers a range of facilities and services to make your stay more enjoyable and memorable. You can savor the delicious fusion cuisine at the beachfront restaurant, relax with a drink or a snack at the lounge bar, pamper yourself with a spa treatment in the open-air pavilion, cool off in the saltwater outdoor pool, or join a yoga class in the treehouse lounge. You can also take advantage of the dive center, which provides a full range of diving services, including courses, equipment rental, nitrox, and underwater photography. You can explore the amazing dive sites around Bangka Island, which offer a variety of marine life, such as turtles, sharks, rays, barracudas, napoleons, and countless colorful fish and corals.