Napabale Lake

Napabale Lake is a natural brackish lake located in Napabale Village, Lohia District, Muna Regency, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia. Connected to the sea via a natural rock tunnel, its clear turquoise water is influenced by tides. Surrounded by limestone hills and mangroves, the lake is notable for its unique hydrology, scenic setting, and recreational use. It is a well-known natural attraction on Muna Island for sightseeing, swimming and boating.

Visitors can expect a clear turquoise natural lake surrounded by limestone hills and green vegetation, with a distinctive natural tunnel connecting the lake to the sea. The site offers calm water for swimming and small boat or canoe rides through the tunnel to the coastal side. Facilities include simple gazebos, food stalls and boat rental points. The area is open and scenic, suitable for sightseeing, photography and relaxing by the water.

The lake is a well-known natural landmark for the local Muna community and is frequently visited for recreation and community gatherings, forming part of the island's natural heritage identity.