Sulawesi Island is considered the largest island in the world, with an area of 174,600 square kilometers, and it is one of the vital islands in the country of Indonesia. This island enjoys a moderate climate most seasons of the year, and is bordered by Borino to the west, the Banda Sea to the east, the Philippines to the north, and Australia to the south. This island is distinguished by its distinctive natural terrain that varies between rugged mountains and volcanoes, tropical forests and deep valleys, natural and marine reserves, caves and beaches rich in distinctive diving sites, soft sand, clear waters and colorful coral reefs. In addition to historical and archaeological monuments such as museums and castles with a majestic architectural character dating back to ancient times. All these attractions make the island of Sulawesi one of the most beautiful and diverse Indonesian islands, and the most suitable for all lovers of adventure and exploration from different parts of the world.