Pacitan Regency in East Java is a popular vacation destination. Here are five places you can visit that are off the beaten path.
26 Oktober 2015 17:32
Brilio.net/en - If youre planning a trip to Indonesia, chances are youve thought about checking out East Java. After all, places like the Pacitan Regency are some of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. Within the area, there are many places that have become popular due to their natural beauty, including Klayar and Teleng Beaches and Gong Cave. But there are many other gorgeous locales that tourists frequently miss out on seeing. Here are six places you absolutely have to see in Pacitan:
1. Banyu Tibo Beach
Located along the west coast of Java, this quiet getaway has one of the most unique attractions in Indonesia yet its still relatively unknown. Tucked in a cove beside the sandy beaches and gorgeous blue water, the Banyu Tibo Beach is home to a gorgeous natural waterfall. And its more than worth the trek to get a glimpse at this under-the-radar natural wonder.
2. Ngariboyo Beach
Located in the Magetan Recency, this coastal area boasts some enjoyable excursions for adventurous tourists. With gorgeous natural land formations and pristine water, Ngariboyo Beach is a must-see, even though many East Java visitors dont even know it exists. If you venture there, make sure to check out a Maron River tour, which gives you spectacular views of lush Indonesian forests that flank the water on both sides.
3. Buyutan Beach
In East Java, you can find gorgeous beachfront that rivals even the most exotic places in the world. One cant-miss destination is Buyutan Beach, which boasts fresh white sand and breathtaking cliffs, not unlike those that youd see in Bali. Though its a little hard to reach, the challenge is worth the effort when you can take in the gorgeous panoramic views of this hidden paradise.
4. Tabuhan Cave
This hidden gem is often overshadowed by the more popular Gong Cave. But what really sets Tabuhan Cave apart is its collection of melodic stalactites and stalagmites, which emit a range of captivating sounds when struck. If beaches arent your style, or youre in the mood for something a little more out-of-the-ordinary, Tabuhan Cave may be just what youre looking for.
5. Grojogan Sewu
Dont confuse this fascinating landscape with the Grojogan Sewu in Tawangmangu, Karanganyar, Central Java. Though they share a name, the waterfall in East Java isnt as well known or often visited, but its every bit as spectacular. Grojogan Sewu features a seemingly larger-than-life cascading waterfall surrounded by lush wildlife and gorgeous flowing water. And like the rest of East Javas frequently overlooked attractions, its well worth the visit.
