Manado Bay in North Sulawesi, Indonesia offers a diverse range of dive sites that combine coral reefs, black and white sand muck dives, and stunning coral walls. It was often overlooked in the past, as divers focused mainly on diving in Bunaken Island. However, with the popularity of muck diving in the Lembeh Strait, divers started exploring the shores of Manado Bay and discovered its hidden treasures. The bay features sloping reefs and sandy bottoms, providing top-notch muck diving sites as well as stellar coral reefs that can compete with the diversity of Raja Ampat.