Wildlife of Sulawesi

Know before you go. See more in the field.

Sulawesi is a centre of endemism shaped by deep seas and a long history of isolation. Its forests hold tarsiers, black macaques, anoa, babirusa, cuscuses, maleo and hornbills found nowhere else. Start with the regions to explore places such as Tangkoko and Lore Lindu, then use the species guide to identify wildlife in the field. Save the places and animals that matter to you in your trip planner as you build your route.

Once you're on the ground in Sulawesi, switch to My Sightings to record what you actually saw — the species, the location and the date. It's a simple way to keep track of your trip as it happens, and afterwards it doubles as a personal memento of the wildlife you encountered, or a record you can share with friends, family or fellow travellers.

The app is built for anyone with an interest in Sulawesi wildlife: independent travellers planning their own route, guests preparing for a booked tour, guides and tour operators putting together itineraries for clients, and teachers, students or naturalists who simply want to learn more about the species that make Sulawesi one of the most important places for wildlife on Earth.