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Tour To Beach Caroline Padang

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The potential of the existing beaches in West Sumatra province will never recede to arouse the desire of the tourists. One of the causes is the number of modernizations in various directions, so beach tourism makes a very pleasant natural object. There is a beautiful beach located in Padang West Sumatra, namely Caroline Beach.



This Caroline Beach has its own charisma. White sand on the beach Padang is increasingly very complete with the green trees that line the beach. The majority of these trees are sloping coconut trees. If a visit in the sunny weather, the ripple of this wave will call out the soul of adventure to feel the buoyant sea water. The beach in West Sumatra is also a heaven for the tourists who like to surving. The waves are very challenging to conquer. Not only that, fishing or just playing soccer with friends will also be a fun activity, which can be done at this Beach Caroline.



Caroline Beach is also saving a lot of panorama of natural wealth under the sea, a variety of coral reefs and also ornamental fish are very charming. So it fits perfectly for a moment with a dive. This natural art will also feel more complete because by taking part in exploring the small islands of Bunguih Bay area and also the waters of Padang city of West Sumatra. Among them are like Ketis Pisang Island, then Pisang Gadang Island, Kasiak Island, then Talena Island, Pasumpahan Island and also Sirandah Island.



Caroline Beach is located in the south of the city of Padang, in the province of West Sumatra. Precisely in the Gulf Bungus, which borders directly with the South Coastal District, about as far as 25 km from the city of Padang. Of the many beaches that lie along the Beach Padang, Caroline Beach is included in the category of beach with the potential of the sea is still very awake and also worthy of being a tourist destination during the holidays.

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