Mamuju

Mamuju is a city in West Sulawesi, Indonesia.

Get in

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By plane

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-2.586731119.0299281 Tampa Padang Airport (MJU ^IATA). Has flights from Palu and Makassar.

Get around

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See

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Beaches

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Bone Tangnga Beach.
Rangas Beach.
Tanjung Ngalo Beach.

Caves

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Dunkait Cave.
Lida Cave.
Padang Panga Cave.
Salletto Cave.

Waterfalls

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Lebanese Waterfall.
-2.7041118.9214541 Tammasapi Waterfall. Tammasapi Waterfall features a series of gentle cascades flowing into natural pools suitable for swimming in suitable conditions. (updated May 2026)

Nearby

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2.633889118.88752 Karampuang Island. Karampuang Island is a small island off the coast of West Sulawesi, best known for its archaeological and cultural significance. The island contains traces of early settlement, including stone remains and traditional sites linked to coastal communities that have lived here for centuries. While not as visually dramatic as larger volcanic or karst landscapes in Sulawesi, (updated May 2026)

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Drink

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Sleep

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D'Maleo Hotel & Convention, Jl Yos Sudarso 51, ☏ +62 426 2326152, fax: +62 426 22282. The only 4-stars hotel in Mamuju.

Connect

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Go next

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To the east, Tana Toraja.

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