Menjangan Island

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Menjangan Island is a small, uninhabited island off the northwest coast of Bali, Indonesia, renowned for its pristine coral reefs and popular as a diving and snorkeling destination within Bali Barat National Park.

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Menjangan Island canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dive site
island
tourist destination
accessBy boat
administrativeRegion Buleleng Regency
bestVisitTime dry season
country Indonesia
governingBody Bali Barat National Park authority
hasActivitySeason year-round diving
hasEcosystemType coral reef
tropical marine ecosystem
hasHabitat fringing reefs
steep reef walls
hasNearbyPort Labuhan Lalang (Bali)
hasProtectionStatus within national park
hasRegulation controlled visitor access
marine conservation rules
hasRestriction fishing restrictions
no permanent settlements allowed
hasTourismInfrastructure mooring buoys for dive boats
hasWildlife deer
sea turtles
tropical reef fish
knownFor diving
pristine coral reefs
snorkeling
underwater visibility
wall dives
languageRegion Indonesian
locatedIn Bali
Bali Barat National Park
Bali Sea
Lesser Sunda Islands
locatedOffCoastOf northwest coast of Bali
marineConservationImportance high
nameMeaning Deer Island in Indonesian
nearestMajorIsland Bali
ocean Java Sea-Bali Sea area
linked to: Java Sea, Indonesia
partOf Bali Barat National Park
protectedArea true
region West Bali
linked to: Bali
tourismActivity recreational diving
snorkeling tours
wildlife observation
uninhabited true

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Buleleng Regency contains Menjangan Island
Pemuteran near Menjangan Island
West Bali National Park hasPart Menjangan Island