The Dolphin Resort offers four 2-bedroom bungalows and meals for a fee. Here you can snorkel and dive, the water is clear and there is a variety of marine life to enjoy. from the city the Dolphin Resort was built. On the island of Kodengareng Keke, about 12 km. A number of cottages are available for rent, but meals are basic, if pricey. Samalona has a beautiful white beach surrounded by healthy coral reefs, with the north side reef being the best for snorkeling. During the colonial period, the island was only open to the Dutch elite. it is further away from Makassar and therefore quieter. It only takes 10 to 15 minutes to drive to Lae-Lae. Lae-Lae is now densely populated, its residents live from fishing and tourism, renting boats to bring tourists back to Makassar or other islands. The island was extended with a long breakwater on the north side to protect Makassar Harbor from the waves. from the city and is closest to the city. Kayangan Island is about 2km from town across from the harbor and is full of simple restaurants and guesthouses. This is also the perfect time to sail around the islands. The best time to travel to the islands is during the eastern monsoon, which lasts from May to September. The islands closest to Makassar, such as Lae- lae and Kayangan are within 15 minutes by speedboat and are popular weekend spots, others have fishing villages, while those further afield, like Kapuposang Island, immediately overlook the deep sea and are therefore ideal for diving and snorkeling. This group of islands is known as the Spermonde Archipelago, but locals only know them by their individual names. Opposite the city of Makassar lies a group of islands basking in the sun, 55 in all, some large while others are simply sandbars that disappear at high tide.

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