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Traveling To The Island Of Sabang As The Point 0 Indonesia

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Sabang Island is one of the small town located in Pulau Weh, Aceh is the island located at the most western tip of the State of Indonesia. Sabang City can be reached by ferry boat or can also a fast boat from Banda Aceh, but here is also an available place that Maimun Saleh Airport. The city of Sabang in Pulau Weh has offered various tours of one of the marine tourism besides there are also some historical relics that can be enjoyed.





Visiting the island of Sabang certainly not complete if it has not visited the Monument Point Zero Kilometer from the state of Indonesia which is around 30 km from the city of Sabang. Zero Point Monument Kilometer Indonesia is also a geographic marker furthest in the western tip of the country Indonesia which can also be used as a tourist attraction. Iboih is one of the villages located in Sukakarya Sub-district, Sabang Island. In Iboih there are two beaches Teupin Layeu Beach and Teupin Sirkui Beach but the tourists more often or happy to call it by the name of Iboih Beach. Teupin Layeu Beach is also a beach with white sand whereas in Teupin Beach Sirkui is a rocky beach.





Not only the beach that is on the island of Sabang, here Sabang also there is a waterfall called waterfall man laot. This waterfall memmpunyai hail from Mount Saung Keris and also located in the middle of the forest, Laot Male Waterfall is located in the village of Laot Men, in Iboih Village, Sabang a distance of about 15 km from the city of Sabang. To get to the location of this waterfall is required to walk from the parking area around 20 minutes. Black Anoi beach is also different from other beaches in Sabang other, because this anoi beach is a beach that has black sand and the only one on the island of Sabang. This anoi beach is located about 14 km from Sabang City, precisely located in Anoi Itam Village, Sukajaya Sub-district, Sabang City, Aceh Province.

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