Hotels by Location | Southeast Sulawesi

Southeast Sulawesi is Sulawesi’s most unspoiled province, bordered by white sand beaches, covered with thick forests of teak and ironwood, and dotted with clear running rivers and spectacular waterfalls. Southeast Sulawesi’s National Park includes a wetlands preserve and two large lakes, and is home to an impressive variety of wildlife, including primates, deer, and rare species of lizard. Culturally, the province is diverse and colorful, with five separate ethnic groups, each practicing their own traditional customs, inhabiting its land. 

The province’s capital, Kendari, is a tranquil town which boasts a beautiful variety of locally produced handicrafts and hosts frequent cultural festivals, giving visitors the opportunity to share and enjoy. Raha, the main town on Muna Island, tempts travelers with its caves painted with prehistoric pictures, its gorgeous green lagoons and unique ceremonial traditions. For the traveler willing to leave the beaten track, Southeast Sulawesi offers a rich wealth of unforgettable experience.