Stay safe, respect nature, and enjoy the experience
Clownfish is often called “Nemo”, live in a very specific and delicate environment: coral reefs, especially inside sea anemones. These anemones protect them from predators, while the clownfish help keep the anemone clean and healthy. This relationship is very special, and it only works when the reef ecosystem is in good condition.
But this habitat is extremely fragile. Coral reefs can be easily damaged by something as simple as stepping on them or touching them. Pollution, climate change, and rising sea temperatures can also cause coral bleaching, which destroys the home of clownfish and many other marine species.
Even small actions can have a big impact. If coral reefs are damaged, clownfish lose their shelter and may not survive. That’s why when we snorkel, it’s so important to not touch coral, avoid kicking it with fins, and respect the underwater environment.
Discover, Respect, Protect our nature
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As a responsible business, we protect the seas, celebrate local culture, and create experiences that benefit both travelers and the community
Trip map & Itinerary
Day by day itinerary
Day 1 – Arrival, Island transfer and snorkeling
- Meet & Greet: Upon arrival, meet our friendly tour guide who will accompany you throughout the journey.
- Depart to Galang Bahru Island (via land transfer). On the way, we will stop at the Barelang Bridge, the most iconic landmark of Batam
- Transfer to Nearby island for snorkeling preparation
- Snorkeling at Abang island
- Return to accommodation to wrap up the day
Day 2 – Snorkeling & Island Exploration
- In the morning after breakfast, depart to dedap island
- Snorkeling at abang island
- Midday: Relax on the beach with a refreshing coconut or picnic lunch.
- Return to accommodation for preparation to head back to Batam island
Day 3 – Batam island tour
- Visit one of the biggest temple in South east Asia
- Coffee tasting
- Visit traditional market
- Heading back to ferry terminal
The Do’s and Don’ts during this trip?
Do’s
- A swimsuit that covers most of the body, with a long-sleeve rash guard and swim leggings for sun protection
- Towel
- Lightweight flip-flops/sandals
- Dry bag (to keep valuables safe from water)
- Sunglasses & hat
- A reef safe sunscreen***
Don’ts
- Do not wear regular sunscreen with harmful chemicals (like oxybenzone, octinoxate)
- Do not step on coral
- Do not touch or chase sea creatures
- Do not feed the fish
- Do not snorkel when you feel overly tired or unwell
- Do not remove shells, coral, or sand
*** Our Vision
We believe in continuing to explore the world and experience the richness of tourism, while embracing our responsibility to protect nature. Every journey we take is not just about discovering new places, but also about respecting the environment and supporting local communities. By practicing responsible tourism, we contribute to the preservation of ecosystems, cultural heritage, and marine life, ensuring that future generations can enjoy the same wonders. Our vision is to make travel a force for good, where exploration goes hand in hand with sustainability, and every adventure leaves a positive footprint on the planet
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