FESTIVAL PESONA METI KEI 2025

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  Meti Kei Festival 2025: When the Sea Recedes, Kei’s Culture Rises Again When the tide gently pulls back and stretches of white sand emerge like a natural bridge, the people of Kei know — the time of Meti Kei has come. This breathtaking natural phenomenon is more than just beauty; it’s a moment of gratitude, celebration, and cultural pride deeply rooted in the heart of Southeast Maluku. And this year, the Meti Kei Festival returns in 2025 , bringing fresh energy, new performances, and a renewed spirit that unites nature, culture, and community. Celebrating Nature, Culture, and Togetherness The Meti Kei Festival is not only about the receding sea — it’s about the harmony between humans and nature , and the deep respect the Kei people hold for the ocean that sustains them. For several days, both locals and visitors immerse themselves in a colorful array of cultural events, traditional dances, music performances, local food, and sacred rituals honoring the gifts of nature. From t...
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Explore Wonderful Kei Islands – 3 Days 2 Nights Tour

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Explore Wonderful Kei Islands – 3 Days 2 Nights Tour

When people ask me about my home, I always smile and say: “The Kei Islands are not just a place to visit, but a paradise you can feel with your heart.” 🌺

As a local guide who grew up between the blue ocean and white sandy shores, I’ve seen travelers fall in love with Kei the moment they arrive. The islands remain hidden gems of Indonesia—untouched, peaceful, and waiting to be explored.

With this 3 Days 2 Nights itinerary, I invite you to join me in discovering the magic of Kei: from secret caves, tropical beaches, to a sandbank that rises in the middle of the sea.

✨ 3D2N Itinerary – Explore Wonderful Kei

📍 Day 1 – Arrival & Sunset Welcome

  • Warm welcome at Karel Sadsuitubun Airport – Langgur I’ll be there with a smile, ready to guide you.

  • Check-in at the hotel with a refreshing welcome drink.

  • First stop: Hawang Cave. Growing up, this cave was always full of mystery for us kids, but today it’s one of the most stunning natural pools you’ll ever see.

  • Evening at Ngurbloat Beach, where the sand is softer than flour and the sunset paints the horizon.

  • Dinner with local flavors, and rest at the hotel.

📍 Day 2 – Island Hopping Paradise

  • After breakfast, we start the adventure on the sea.

  • Morning trip to Bair Island (our “Little Raja Ampat”), where limestone cliffs guard hidden lagoons, and then to Adranan Island for snorkeling in crystal-clear waters.

  • Lunch break with fresh seafood and tropical dishes.

  • Afternoon highlight: Ngurtavur Sandbank—a natural wonder where a white sandy path stretches far into the ocean. It feels like walking on water.

  • Return to the cottage in Paspan for dinner and rest.

📍 Day 3 – Local Touch & Farewell

  • Breakfast & check-out.

  • Quick city tour to discover Kei’s handmade woven crafts and taste local snacks.

  • Transfer back to Karel Sadsuitubun Airport, carrying memories of paradise.


🌊 Why Travel with a Local Guide?

Traveling is not just about seeing places, but about connecting with stories and people. With me as your guide, you’ll not only explore beaches and islands—you’ll hear the legends, taste the food, and understand the spirit of the Kei people.

The Kei Islands are not just a destination; they are a home. And for a few days, I’d love to share that home with you. 🌴✨

📸 Save this flyer & itinerary for your travel inspiration!
If you’re searching for a destination still pure and authentic, the Kei Islands are waiting for you.

📩 Book your trip or ask me directly:
👉 WhatsApp: +62 813-4331-3026















Lokasi: Kabupaten Maluku Tenggara, Maluku, Indonesia

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