A natural wonder where we can walk into the middle of the
sea as far as 2 km from the beach. If you want to prove it, you can come
yourself to Ngurtafur Beach or what is also known as Ngurtavur Beach.
Ngurtafur Beach is located on Waha Island, Warbal Ohoi
(Village) Region, West Kei Kecil District, Southeast Maluku Regency. Ngurtafur
is a stretch of raised sand that extends for about 2 km, which will appear when
sea water recedes, dividing the ocean into two parts. Ngur means sand while
Tafur means arising.
Ngurtafur Beach is unique and different from most beaches
because Ngurtafur Beach is formed from a stretch of white sand in the ocean and
can be seen when the sea water recedes. Apart from the beauty of the white sandy
beach, this beach also has no trees or other plants, it's just like a stretch
of white sand in the ocean. The length of Ngurtafur Beach itself is around 2
km, winding like a snake when we look from a height. As if it were a path to
the middle of the sea.
The beauty of Ngurtafur Beach is not only limited to the
stretch of white sand stretching across the blue sea, but here we can also see
hundreds of storks resting after fishing. On Ngurtafur Beach, if you are lucky,
you will see a flock of leatherback turtles and what is even more exciting, you
can meet the oldest turtle on Ngurtafur Beach called "Tabob".
Because this beach is uninhabited, those who come here have
to bring their own supplies because there is no one selling on the beach, which
is still said to be very quiet and rarely visited by tourists. For those who
want to stay near the beach, there is also cheap accommodation around 150
thousand / person. To make it easier to search, this location has been marked
on Google Maps
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