Top Things to do in Maluku Islands
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Maluku Islands, Indonesia
Discover the best top things to do in Maluku Islands, Indonesia including Sulamadaha beach, Lake Tolire Besar, Natsepa Beach, Ora Beach, Ngur Bloat Beach, Fort Belgica, Liang Beach, Pintu Kota Beach, Gunung Banda Api, Batu Angus Ternate.
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1. Sulamadaha beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Zaenal A
Very good beach especially if u visited nearby area where local people there call "haull". This "haul" actually a bay where we can swim, do snorkeling or diving. This area was so beautiful, the sea was so clear that we can see the fish and everything else beneath the water.
Very worth to visit this place, we can reach this "haul" area by 5 minutes walking from the sulamadaha beach or we can hire a speed boat
2. Lake Tolire Besar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
3. Natsepa Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By Afriyanto - Depok, Indonesia
While visiting Ambon, Moluccas, dont ever forget to Visit Natsepa beach. This beautiful beach is located in the border area of Ambon and Maluku Tengah county to the norther side of Ambon. You can taste some tasty culinary of Natsepa, like Rujak Natsepa.
4. Ora Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Per U - Skien Norway
We went there from neighbouring Lisar Bahar in sawai for snorkelling. Excellent but pricy place to stay. Reckon on 120 Euros for a bungalow on stilts and add approx 30 Euros for a meal package. Excellent beach and snorkelling. If travelling to this part of the world we would recommend one or two nights here and three nights in sawai..
5. Ngur Bloat Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By TerryLondon_England - London, England
The weather wasn't very good on the two days that I visited here, but you still see the beautiful colours of the sea. Flat as a sheet of glass it was as well. Extremely quiet also, so good for quality relaxation.
6. Fort Belgica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By EvelynEngland - England
Solidly built fort with excellent views. You can just imagine the ship battles below during the spice wars. It has atmosphere. Walk around by yourself.
7. Liang Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Irfan I - Jakarta, Jakarta Raya, Indonesia
If you're lucky enough to visit the beach in a good weather, you can see the crystal clear water . There's a deck that mostly use as a jumping board for the tourist. It is about 45-60 minutes from the main heart of ambon city and it is definitely worth to visit. There are attractions like banana boat, and a small paddle boat you can rent.
8. Pintu Kota Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Dwi A
A friend said, you re not officially come to Ambon until you visit Natsepa.
Come in weekends, the beach will full of people with frienda or families. Feel the warmth of Ambon people there.
There are banana boats and traditional boats you can rent to enjoy the beach.
Ambon has the most beautiful Beaches in Indonesia. Natsepa is one of them.
Dont forget to taste traditional food there, Ambonese Rujak, its like fruit salad with peanuts and palm sugar sauce, you can add extra chili to have a better taste.
9. Gunung Banda Api
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By zuni P - Lagunitas, California
I really love these Islands . The history and the snorkeling are just wonderful People are easy going. You need time as transportation is dicey.
10. Batu Angus Ternate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By Paul S - Worcestershire, United Kingdom
This place is worth stopping at (and paying the parking) but won't keep you occupied for long. It is an area covered in igneous rock (hangus = charred) and local students have planted flowers and carved out a path to several gazebos which make for a nice place to sit and watch the sunset. If you are driving around the island and need a break there are many places to choose and for me this was one of the least spectacular but still worth seeing.
