Likupang is located in North Minahasa, North Sulawesi. Maybe you are still not so familiar, but this place holds much exotic natural tourism that deserves to be explored further. You can enjoy savanna, beaches, mangroves, and even underwater scenery. Because of its natural charm, the government has made Likupang a super-priority destination. Check out the list of fun places for you and your family.
- Pulisan Beach
This beach with soft white sand is a favorite destination in Likupang. The clear sea water adds to its beauty. You can see the scenery in the water clearly. Moreover, if you snorkel, of course, it will be much more impressive. Not only that, the existence of a rock that resembles a cave is a special attraction. The location is in Pulisan Village, East Likupang District, North Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi.
- Paal Beach
This white sandy beach has calm waves, making it suitable and safe for snorkeling. Not only snorkeling, but you can also ride a speedboat or relax in a rented gazebo. The best time to relax is, of course, while waiting for the sunset to arrive. Location: Marinsow Village, East Likupang District, North Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi
- Talisa Beach
This island with more than 200 hectares next to Gangga Island has four villages: Tambun Village, Talise Village, Air Banoa Village, and Kina Bubutan Village. As for what distinguishes this island from other islands, namely the forest inside the island. The forest on Talise Island is home to many animals, including yaki monkeys and deer. Tourists can also snorkel and dive to see the underwater life on the beaches of this beautiful island. Tourists are not charged an entrance fee but need to rent a boat from the Sewai Village Pier to go to Talise Island.
- Pulisan Hill
In the Pulisan Beach area, a hill shows a stretch of meadow with beautiful sea views. To get to the top, you have to go through a rather challenging journey for an hour. However, when you reach the top, your struggle will pay off. Don’t worry. Novice climbers won’t have any problems with it. Location: Pulisan Village, East Likupang District, North Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi
- Larata Hill
This savanna hill with a view of the open sea should not be missed. You have to pass through rather a difficult terrain, ranging from slippery roads to uphill. Even so, the beauty of the expanse of green grass exposed to the sun will make you forget the difficulty of climbing to this place. Location: Kinunang Village, East Likupang District, North Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi.
- Lihaga Island
To reach Lihaga Island, you have to rent a boat from Serei Harbor for IDR 800,000 for 20 people. Even though you have to take about two hours of travel, your hard work will pay off when you see the beautiful scenery. On this uninhabited island, you can spend the night and set up a tent. Location: Lihaga Island, Likupang District, North Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi.
- Gangga Island
To reach Lihaga Island, you have to rent a boat from Serei Harbor for IDR 800,000 for 20 people. Even though you have to take about two hours of travel, your hard work will pay off when you see the beautiful scenery. On this uninhabited island, you can spend the night and set up a tent. Enjoy an unforgettable night here. Location: Lihaga Island, Likupang District, North Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi.
- Bahoi Village
Bahoi Ecotourism Village is one of the interesting destinations for you to visit while on vacation in Likupang. Located in West Likupang District, North Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi, this ecotourism village offers a mangrove forest spot that is highly guarded by local residents.
There is a beautiful bridge that connects this village to the coast. Uniquely, the bridge was built without destroying the mangrove forest and was made to follow the direction of mangrove growth. In addition, the underwater conditions in the waters of Bahoi Village are still clean and unpolluted. Not surprisingly, these waters have a variety of stunning live coral reefs.
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