About Kadidiri Island
Kadidiri Island (Pulau Kadidiri) is a small tropical island in the Togian Archipelago in the Gulf of Tomini, Tojo Una-Una Regency, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. Part of Togean Islands National Park, it is known for white-sand beaches, clear turquoise waters and fringing coral reefs. The island hosts several beach resorts and dive centers and serves as a popular base for snorkeling and diving within the national park.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, low-lying tropical island with white-sand beaches, clear shallow waters and fringing coral reefs close to shore. The interior is covered with coconut palms and light forest. Accommodation is in beachfront bungalows and resorts. The main areas to explore are the beaches, house reefs for snorkeling, and dive sites accessed by boat. Facilities are basic and island-style, with boat connections to other Togian Islands.
Key highlights
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White-sand beaches with clear turquoise water
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Fringing coral reefs ideal for snorkeling directly from shore
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Scuba diving sites within Togean Islands National Park
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Base for island-hopping in the Togian Archipelago
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Sunset views over the Gulf of Tomini
History of Kadidiri Island
Part of the Togian Archipelago historically inhabited by Bajau communities; the archipelago and surrounding waters were designated as Togean Islands National Park in 2004 to protect its marine biodiversity