Wediombo
Beach is a bay with white sand, which slopes gently to the sea,
and it can be seen from the hill or even from the shore. Visitors
can enjoy perfect sunset scenery from here. Wediombo beach is a
natural beach with beautiful scenery. It lies in Jepitu village,
Girisubo district, about 40 km in the south east of Wonosari city.
It's a bay with white sand, which slopes gently to the sea, and
it can be seen from the hill or even from the shore. The visitors
can enjoy perfect sunset scenery from here and the fresh air is
very good for the respiratory organs. For the visitors who have
fishing hoby, Wediombo beach is a perfect choice. In a certain many
of Panjo fish appear along the beach. It's a kind of fishing ceremony.
In this ceremony, people use gawar, made from wawar tree's root
as a net. The wawar tree's root is staked from Kedungdowok hill
and pulled together into the sea by wediombo people.
In one area with Wediombo beach, there is Gremeng
beach, Jungwok beach and kalong island (a small island inhibited
by thousands of kalong). This island can be reach by tracing trough
a pathway, about 1,5 km to the east.
Wediombo
Beach is a bay with white sand, which slopes gently to the sea,
and it can be seen from the hill or even from the shore. Visitors
can enjoy perfect sunset scenery from here. Wediombo beach is a
natural beach with beautiful scenery. It lies in Jepitu village,
Girisubo district, about 40 km in the south east of Wonosari city.
It's a bay with white sand, which slopes gently to the sea, and
it can be seen from the hill or even from the shore. The visitors
can enjoy perfect sunset scenery from here and the fresh air is
very good for the respiratory organs. For the visitors who have
fishing hoby, Wediombo beach is a perfect choice. In a certain many
of Panjo fish appear along the beach. It's a kind of fishing ceremony.
In this ceremony, people use gawar, made from wawar tree's root
as a net. The wawar tree's root is staked from Kedungdowok hill
and pulled together into the sea by wediombo people.
