Discover the best attractions and experiences Halmahera Island has to offer
Explore remnants of Halmahera’s colonial and regional history, from coastal forts to historic settlements.
A well-preserved Dutch-era fortress overlooking Jailolo Bay, offering a glimpse into the island’s colonial past.
Historic fortress associated with Dutch presence on the Halmahera coast, with scenic views.
Learn about local culture, archaeology, and regional history through small museums around Halmahera.
Exhibits on Maluku’s natural and cultural heritage, with artifacts from Halmahera.
Small museum celebrating the Tobelo area’s culture and history.
Religious architecture reflecting Halmahera’s diverse faith communities.
A central mosque in Tobelo, often hosting community events and prayers.
Spots to observe local religious life and architecture around Jailolo.
Dive into Halmahera’s best preserved nature and marine life.
A protected cluster of islands famous for snorkeling, pristine reefs, and sea life.
A group of small islands known for snorkeling, diving, and clear turquoise waters.
Discover lively coastal towns and local life across Halmahera.
Capital-area neighborhood with coastal views and government buildings.
Gateway to northern Halmahera with markets, eateries, and laid-back vibes.
Enjoy low-cost experiences and natural beauty without an entry fee.
Explore crystal-clear lagoons and coral reefs around the Riung archipelago.
Watch a calm sunrise over the Halmahera Sea.
Relax along quiet beaches and watch fishermen at work.
Taste Halmahera’s coastal flavors and traditional staples.
Starchy sago-based dish paired with tangy fish or tuna.
Smoked skipjack tuna, a local coastal favorite.
A simple rice dish flavored with local herbs and coconut.
Evening scenes in Halmahera are relaxed and friendly.
Casual spots for sunset drinks and snacks.
Bustling markets with snacks, crafts, and conversation.
Low-key performances that capture local vibes.
Cultural performances and community events.
Colorful dances performed by local groups.
Seasonal events celebrating seafaring life.
Active experiences on land and sea.
Explore reefs around Riung and Widi Islands.
Forestier trails leading to coastal viewpoints.
See the local way of life away from the usual tourist routes.
Experience daily life and local crafts.
Watch or try traditional sago production methods.