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As a haven for surfers, Batu Karas is a mixture of beach stones and beach Pangandaran Sharks. The beach is suitable for swimming and surfing, as Batu Karas not only offers calm water but also challenging waves.

Is a blend of beauty and harmony. Some people call it a small Bali , because it offers the same experience but little challenge. Located about 40 kilometers or an hour's drive from Pangandaran, a beautiful black sand beach is a perfect vacation spot because the atmosphere is quiet compared to Pangandaran or even Bali.

Batu Karas has been popular among the surfers, nationally and internationally. In addition to the relatively flat beaches, Batu Karas also has a small bay, so that surfers do not have to paddle too far to the point of beginning of the incident wave. For beginners there are plenty of surf equipment rental place simultaneously with experienced instructors who can teach you everything you need to know about surfing. So, no matter whether you are a professional surfer or have never surfed or not at all, you can still try to catch the wave of the beautiful Batu Karas.

Generally, there are three commonly known surfing spot among surfers; Coral, and Bulak Bendak Legok Pari. Corals, literally meaning stone, which may originate from many rocks are located coast, the opportunity to surf in this beach is only obtained when the water was high tide. Legok Pari is the most favorite surf spot and beach are perfect for beginners because it is relatively safe beach and the waves are not too high. For professional surfers, Bulak Bendak is where they choose. Here, the waves can create long and high walls. To get Bulak Bendak you have to ride a boat at a cost of about Rp. 200,000.

Batu Karas not only be enjoyed by surfing only, but a place where you can enjoy jet skiing, banana boat and train ride horses on the beach. But it's just a few examples that you can do at this beach . For those who like adventure, Batu Karas offers several places suitable for camping and hiking . For a more challenging adventure, you can ask the locals to take you to Coral Nunggal, a secluded beach with a spectacular view dotted by large rocks and tall.

Batu Karas is the right vacation spot for anyone. Walking on the beach at sunset, enjoy a coffee at "stall" in the afternoon, spent the day with watching your children build sand castles on the beach or just sunbathe while bathed in sunlight.

Surfing may be the first thought in mind when you hear Batu Karas, and if you can not surf, you can learn at this beach. With so many types of waves and places to choose from, surf the Batu Karas is not only interesting, but also fun .

There are several types of water sports and beach activities that you can do on the beach such as jet skiing , banana boat rides , snorkeling , fishing , swimming , horse cart ride on the beach and have fun in the shallow beach . There are also places where you can camp and do a little hiking or jungle .
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