Lake Limboto

laliLake Limboto is a large lake located in the Regency of Gorontalo. Lake with an area of approximately 3000 hectares of this is the estuary of the five major rivers, the River Bolango Bone, alo River, River Daenaa, Bionga River, and River Molalahu. In the era of 1950s, Lake Limboto have the depth to 27 m.

However, at this time the depth of Lake Limboto only about 7-8 m only. The depth of the lake such as this Limboto does not like the lake is usually shaped like a natural pond. Lake Limboto have the form of a muddy surface. However, in the middle of this lake, visitors can view the fresh water flora that grow in the surface, such as water hyacinth, rush, and lotus flowers. In this lake, visitors can conduct various activities, such as fishing or boating.

Limboto located in the Lake District Limboto, Kabupaten Gorontalo, Gorontalo Province, Indonesia. Locations near Lake Limboto with Jalaluddin Airport, therefore making visitors from outside of Gorontalo is not too difficult to achieve. From Airport to the Lake Limboto may be using a taxi or car hire a lot of waiting around the airport.

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