You have two options if traveling to the District of Mamuju from Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport in Makassar. The first option is to take ground transportation such as buses or taxis, which can take anywhere from 6 to 8 hours, depending on traffic conditions. Alternatively, if direct flights are available, you can take a flight to Tampa Padang Airport in Mamuju.

When traveling to Mamuju, it's important to pack accordingly for the tropical climate. Important items include lightweight clothing, swimwear, hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Also, if you plan on exploring the underwater world, be sure to bring your own medication and snorkeling equipment.

In the District of Mamuju, the official language used is Indonesian, but most locals also speak Mamuju, the local language. You can impress and interact with locals by using some Mamuju phrases such as "Selamat morni" meaning "Good morning," and "Maturangki" for "Thank you."

Mamuju district is well-known for its mouth-watering seafood delicacies. One of the must-try dishes is fresh grilled fish served with sambal and white rice. There are also local restaurants offering crab, shrimp, and shellfish dishes that you can relish. Remember to try other traditional dishes such as fish soup and seafood delicacies prepared with various traditional spices. You will find several food stalls and restaurants dotted around Mamuju district that serve these delectable dishes.

The Mamuju District is a haven for those who love the outdoors. One activity that we highly recommend is visiting Manakarra Beach, which is known for its exotic charm, soft sand, and clear seawater. Whether you prefer sunbathing, swimming, or relaxing on the beach, this is the perfect spot to soak up some sun.