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Balekambang Beach in East Java




Balekambang Beach is one of the beaches in Malang which is now one of the favorite beach tourism destinations for tourists visiting the city of Malang East Java. For tourists who love to enjoy the atmosphere of this beach, then this one beach must be visited because it has a lot of beauty that is not less interesting with other beaches in East Java. Even many people who call this Balekambang Beach is Tanah Lotnya East Java.





Once arrived at this beach, tourists will be treated immediately with a beautiful blue sea water, as well as waves and also as well as a typical panorama of the beach. Balekambang beach is somewhat a clean beach and also termanage well. The atmosphere was quite calm can be a drug to reduce or also at least momentarily forget the burden dipikiran in feel at this time. In addition to the panorama of waves and white sand, tourists can also enjoy several rows of islands across the coast, such as Wisanggeni Island, then Anoman Island, and also Ismoyo Island, where the islands are connected to the bridge.





Balekambang Beach Malang is located in Sumber Jambe Village, in Srigonco Village, Bantur District, Malang, East Java Province, or located around 60 km south of Malang city. Access to go to this beach was good enough because the road has been paved hot-mix smooth. But also tourists should remain cautious because in some places there is a hill with a sharp turn. The road to Balekambang Beach Malang can be reached by private vehicle or public transportation. With a shallow beach and also the pounding of the beach waves are not too big, tourists can also play water with the family. See a variety of coral in the sea and also sometimes when the sea water recedes tourists can see a variety of ornamental fish animals and also other marine biota are clustered.





When watching local residents who still hold a tradition usually held ceremony Suroan and also the ceremony Jalanidha Puja. If you have time, tourists can visit this beach at the time of the month Suro. Usually this month, Balekambang Beach is busy visited by tourists both from within the country and from abroad. Enjoy the atmosphere at this very charming Balekambang Beach when the sunset has arrived. Beauty and also the charm is more spectacular when the Sun sets behind the horizon and also presents the silhouette of the temple that set the sky twilight yellow and golden.

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