Marovo Lagoon, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the largest saltwater lagoon in the world and offers stunning natural beauty, including diverse marine life, coral reefs, and volcanic islands. Accessibility to some areas may be limited due to the remote location and reliance on boat travel, so guided tours are highly recommended, especially for first-time visitors, to navigate the area and learn about local customs. While the lagoon can be visited year-round, the dry season (May to October) generally offers more favorable weather conditions. Expect to spend several days to fully experience the lagoon's attractions, with costs varying depending on accommodation and activities, ranging from budget-friendly guesthouses to more luxurious eco-lodges. Independent exploration is possible for experienced travelers, but engaging with local guides and communities enhances the experience and supports sustainable tourism.