Gorontalo province is not only known for its unique culinary delights, but also with a series of tourist attractions with beautiful natural scenery waiting to be visited. in North Gorontalo District, which is the youngest district in Gorontalo Province, there is one small uninhabited island that is still rarely visited. This island holds beauty that is no less beautiful than other tours in Gorontalo. island located in Deme Village, Sumalata Subdistrict, Gorontalo Regency named Diyonumo Island. .the name of the island may still be a bit foreign to the ears of tourists even in the ears of Gorontalo citizens, because this island is still a virgin with no tourist facilities commonly found in other tourist attractions. Camping with friends traveling on Diyonumo Island is highly recommended, you can be satisfied around the island. To add to the exciting experience, you can also fish and burn various kinds of fish and marine animals to prop up your stomach after a day of touring the island. if you don't want to bother, not infrequently the fishermen stop by this island, visitors can buy various kinds of fish or squid to cook.
If departing from the center of Gorontalo City, the location of Diyonumo Island can be reached within two or three hours by road. after taking this time, visitors will arrive in Sulamata District. From here visitors can continue the journey to Deme 2 Village, which is a crossing point towards Diyonumo Island. crossing is carried out using small boats owned by residents which are used for fishing. Crossing only takes less than 15 minutes. A moment arrived at the beach shore of this island, it looks normal, looks like a beach in general. but don't be in a hurry, try to climb a little to the hill.
The combination of the green color of the carpet of grass on a hill top Diyonumo Island, with blue water around the island, add a beautiful painting of the Almighty in North Gorontalo.
You will be amazed by the beauty that is displayed from this uninhabited island, a stretch of tall grass as if to warmly welcome anyone who comes to this island. grass grew tall and wide meet the hilltop, a proper spot to take pictures.
