Supiori Island on the north west of Biak is separated from Biak by a narrow channel the Teluk Senendidori. The island is designated as the Supiori Island Reserve containing mangroves and low mountain rainforest with endemic birds and mammals. Supiori has asmall mountain ridge with the highest peak at 1034m, white sandy beaches and unexplored coral reefs. The area provides great opportunity for bird watching and wildlife observation.
Waterfall Wabudori
This waterfall has become a myth among local residents because it had 'disappeared' and not a single person managed to find it. Now seems to have become a potential tourist oyek that still needs to be promoted. Few tourists come here. In fact, towards Waterfall Wabudori Supiori Island is really challenging. Passing through the bay, along the river and trekking for half an hour in the rain forest is always damp and wet. Wabudori Waterfall is the first waterfall of seven waterfalls that 'tackle' Wabudori river. That said, this waterfall jug of the most easily penetrated. The six other waterfall takes many hours even a day to achieve it. This high-volume waterfall. Her voice alone is heard from afar. Swimming is the establishment of any fast-flowing rapids. So, not recommended for 'nyemplung' into it. Whereas under three water falls in this waterfall would have been nice!