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Harry & Mimin Homestay

Homestay · Siendeng, Gorontalo

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Harry & Mimin Homestay is a family-run homestay on Jalan Gunung Rinjani in Siendeng, a neighbourhood of Gorontalo city. It has single, double, triple and family rooms. Some rooms share a bathroom and others have their own. Most rooms have air conditioning. The deluxe double room also has a TV with Netflix and a fridge, and the family room sleeps four in two double beds. The hosts teach cooking classes that begin with a visit to the local market, and run whale shark tours and trips to Bogani Nani Wartabone National Park. They rent out motorbikes, scooters and bicycles. They also book tickets and cabins on the ferry to the Togean Islands, with a ride from the homestay to the harbour. Through their Timuato Institute project, the family gives free classes to children, helps with school needs, and supports local families with food and medical care.

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At a glance

Type
Homestay
Where
Siendeng, Gorontalo, Gorontalo
Map
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Price band
€ (1 of 4)
Airport
Gorontalo (GTO): 26 km in a straight line

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What to expect

Highlights around Gorontalo

  • 1 – 3 m

    Botubarani whale sharks

    Village boats take visitors out about 20 metres from the beach. Most sharks come from May to August, more often in the morning. Entry IDR 10,000, a boat for up to three IDR 100,000 (2024).

  • 5 – 35 m

    Olele Marine Park

    The signature wall, 45 min east by boat. The endemic Petrosia sponge sits on a slope at 25 m.

  • Half-day

    Benteng Otanaha

    A 17th-century Portuguese-era fort above Lake Limboto. The climb is the point; the view is the reward.

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