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Marine Tourism Offers Door Small Town


Bitung City Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi is storing a myriad of marine tourism potential is not inferior to other destinations such as Bunaken. Even when viewed from a variant of islands and seaside villages that exist along the Strait of Lembeh, Lembeh Island offers can say things that do not exist in Bunaken.

Strait along 16 km with a width of about 1-2 km's got a 88 point dive spots with rich beauty that offer sea views. No wonder every day can be found enjoying the travelers down "menu that water" Lembeh Strait.

Additionally Lembeh Strait has multifunctional roles such as port, local marine transportation, fishery, industry, shipping, tourism, maritime security base, and natural laboratory.

But we will go this time is a village in the district of North Lembeh named Door Small town, with a very affordable cost. Access to the village can be reached by taxi boat ride motorized paste awaits at Pier Pateten commercial, Aertembaga. Simply by paying freight Rp 7,500 per person, we can get Door Small town takes about 20 minutes.

Along the way we will be presented with a view of boats docked in various sizes Lembeh Strait schedule awaits unloading cargo. Similarly, traditional fishing boats parked at the edge of the mainland island of Sulawesi. Not to forget also will pass the Navy's dock with its warships.

No it's just the way we will pass through the Strait of Lembeh various tourist destinations, such as the Tanjung Karang Island Bolongnya Serena. Doors Small Town is a simple village of approximately 6 acres. Inhabited by about 80 heads of families who are all tribal Sanger. Their livelihood from fishing in the sea.

Villages that still keep the tradition of the Sanger's if evening often AMPA Wayer dance, social dances fellow citizens. Stay in the homes of residents who cordially welcomed every guest who comes. Feel free to negotiating the price to stay, do not even hesitate residents it offers a free stay.

A time to get up early to enjoy the sunrise splash notch beaches and fishers looking after fishing. Buying fresh fish and then burn it directly on the waterfront is a very cheap pleasure.

Later that day we can spend with frolic with the kids fishing at Pasir Panjang beach that can be reached about 15 minutes. Nan clean white sand await you with silence music. There are no inhabitants on this beach. And do not forget to bring snorkeling equipment to enjoy the treats of colorful marine life.

In the afternoon sunset will tersuguh with a distinctive golden color. The sun seemed to set behind the pillars Bitung container port seen in the distance. Passing fishing boats add to the beauty of the silhouette of the afternoon to pick up the night as seen from the start menyalanya lamps in mainland Bitung. Spend the evening with the singing of the villagers who trained naturally melodious voice. Guitar and string bass harmonization would traditionally accompany your voice.

Doors Small Town is a modest village with friendly people and charming, easily accessible for a cheap fare travel. From Manado towards Tangkoko Bitung Bus Terminal can be accessed by Regular Bus from Terminal Paal Dua. One-way cost of Rp 7,500 per person. Arriving at Terminal Bus Tangkoko, rent a taxi to drive to the commercial dock Pateten. Simply pay Rp 3,000 per person.

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