Pelabuhanratu Things to Do

When I hike to the hill in Karang Hawu....and...a gorgeous beach that I saw. really amazing me....on the right side karang hawu with a nice beach and on the left side another great beach.... this eyes can't stop looking around and keep saying....God is awesome!!!!

Another thing I will never forget the pungent, salty smell of the fish that lay drying along the roadside. And we can buy in this fish market also. I imagine the smell when we cook it...mmmm yummyyy........and don't forget bring home as a souvenir........

When I see this small bamboo bridge between 2 corals and have small tunnel for sea water....can hold myself to stand there and do some action....hahahahaha... behind is an ocean where we can hear and see when the wave hit the coral, and infront is beach where have many souvenir stalls....

Just walking along to the beach and see the fisherman's activity in the morning then you will get to the fish market, where the fresh fish, many kinds of the fissh, from small till shark, lobster....and many more. We can buy it and then do BBQ or grill by ourself in the hotel, cos the hotel have place for BBQ.

Taking walks uphill from Bunga Ayu hotel, enables you to look down on the horseshoes shape of the bays coastline, whereas at night hundreds of fisherman’s boat lamps are seemingly competing with the star-studded sky above, an unforgettable romantic scenery.
And when I walking here on the sunset....really a romantic feeling....this is special for couple, or honeymoon.....hahahahaha...

Venture beyond the main beach in front of the town if you want some more privacy. Head to the right and there's a little cove which we had all to ourselves when we were there. If that's already taken, keep going and you may find one of your own. There's also a nice restaurant up on the headland.

Take a walk through the fish market right near the dock to check out the catch of the day. The size of some of the fish here is very impressive. You might have to hold your nose, though, as it gets very smelly.

There's a cave nearby that's home to thousands upon thousands of bats. Ask an ojek to take you there at dusk to watch them all fly out to go on their nightly feed. They eat mosquitoes, so you might want to consider adopting one to accompany you during the rest of your trip in Indonesia :)