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Travelers seeking world-class powdery sand and tranquil swimming conditions.
Ngurbloat Beach
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Beach·Pristine, Expansive, Tropical
Ngurbloat Beach, situated on the island of Kei Kecil in Maluku, is celebrated for having some of the finest, most powdery white sand in the world. Stretching for several kilometers and lined with coconut palms, the beach offers a serene environment with calm, crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and relaxing. While it serves as a hub for local accommodation and features a few beachside restaurants, it maintains a peaceful atmosphere, especially during the week. Visitors can enjoy long coastal walks, vibrant sunsets, and the unique sensation of sand that feels like silk underfoot, a feature once highlighted by National Geographic.
Ngurbloat Beach, situated on the island of Kei Kecil in Maluku, is celebrated for having some of the finest, most powdery white sand in the world. Stretching for several kilometers and lined with coconut palms, the beach offers a serene environment with calm, crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and relaxing. While it serves as a hub for local accommodation and features a few beachside restaurants, it maintains a peaceful atmosphere, especially during the week. Visitors can enjoy long coastal walks, vibrant sunsets, and the unique sensation of sand that feels like silk underfoot, a feature once highlighted by National Geographic.
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Address
Ngurbloat,Kabupaten Maluku Tenggara, Maluku, Indonesia
Phone0811-477-719
Hours
Open nowOpen 24 hours
Highlights
Incredibly soft sand often compared to fine flour.
Crystal clear, calm waters ideal for swimming.
Breathtaking sunset views over the horizon.
Kilometers of coastline perfect for long, peaceful walks.
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IDR Rp
Time of Day
Lunch, Dinner
Occasion Tags
Tourists, Locals, Family, Solo
Reviews
4.7
Excellent1,2 K reviews
Ngurbloat Beach is widely acclaimed for its extraordinary sand, which reviewers frequently describe as feeling like flour or silk. Visitors are consistently impressed by the calm, clear turquoise waters, making it a top choice for swimming on Kei Kecil. While many consider it a paradise, some reviewers express concern over plastic pollution, particularly after heavy rains, and ongoing construction projects on the southern end. The beach is noted for being quite long, allowing for peaceful walks away from the main clusters of people. Sunsets are a major draw, often described as breathtaking. To experience the most tranquility, travelers recommend visiting on weekdays rather than busy holidays.
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Location
Maluku, Indonesia