OPEN TRIP KEI ISLANDS

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Halo Sobat ! Yuk Explore pulau Kei :) Di trip 4 hari 3 malam ini, kamu akan mengeksplor beberapa objek wisata berikut: - Explore Pulau Bair dengan perahu - Explore Pulau Adranan dengan perahu - Explore Pulau & berfoto di Pasir Timbul Ngurtavur - Berenang di Goa Hawang - Nikmati Sunset di Pasir terhalus di dunia (Ngurbloat beach) Paket Sudah Termasuk : - Transportasi selama di Kei - Akomodasi hotel *3 di Kei (2 orang/kamar) - Makan 9 kali selama kegiatan - Air meneral selama kegiatan - HTM & Retribusi selama kegiatan - Tour Guide - Dokumentasi selama kegiatan - Kapal Tour selama kegiatan Paket Tidak Termasuk : - Tiket Pesawat PP - Makan & minum di luar program - Pengeluaran pribadi - Obat-obatan pribadi - Tipping Crew (sukarela) * Minimum peserta trip 4 orang  
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Exploring the Enchanting Kei Islands

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The Kei Islands, located in the southeastern part of Maluku, Indonesia, are a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by travelers. Known for their unspoiled natural beauty, rich culture, and warm hospitality, these islands offer a unique blend of history and breathtaking landscapes. Here are some fascinating facts about the Kei Islands:

  1. Pristine Beaches: The Kei Islands are home to some of the most stunning beaches in the world, including the famous Ngurtavur Beach. This natural sandbank stretches into the clear blue sea, creating an unforgettable sight, especially during low tide.

  2. Diverse Marine Life: The surrounding waters of the Kei Islands are teeming with vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine species, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts.

  3. Cultural Richness: The locals in the Kei Islands have a deep-rooted culture that blends indigenous traditions with historical influences from Portuguese and Dutch colonial periods. This heritage is reflected in their traditional dances, music, and crafts.

  4. Unique Culinary Delights: Visitors to the Kei Islands can enjoy local delicacies such as ‘enbal’ (a traditional cassava-based food) and ‘lat’ or sea grapes, which are a regional specialty.

  5. Traditional Wisdom: The people of Kei uphold the philosophy of ‘Hukum Adat Larvul Ngabal,’ which embodies traditional laws passed down through generations to maintain harmony and order within the community.

  6. Hawang Cave: Located in Letvuan Village, Hawang Cave is a mystical site known for its crystal-clear waters and folklore surrounding its formation. The cave’s serene atmosphere is perfect for those seeking tranquility.

The Kei Islands offer more than just scenic views—they provide a gateway to understanding the profound connection between nature and culture that defines life on these islands.

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