Manado Tua Island is a volcanic island located in Manado Bay, in the Manado region, North Sulawesi. This island is included in the Bunaken National Park area which is famous for its underwater beauty. Geographically, Manado Tua is an inactive volcano, with a peak about 655 meters above sea level. This island has beautiful natural panoramas, from tropical forests to sandy beaches, as well as clear waters. The main attraction of Manado Tua Island is its marine biodiversity, such as pristine coral reefs and various types of tropical fish, making it a favorite location for snorkeling and diving. Apart from that, visitors can also climb to the top of the mountain to enjoy expansive sea views. Culturally, this island is inhabited by local people, most of whom make their living as fishermen and still maintain their traditions and local wisdom. In short, Manado Tua Island is a natural tourist destination that offers a combination of the beauty of the sea, mountains and typical North Sulawesi culture.