Natuna Island is the outermost islands in the northern\ntip of Indonesia which faces directly the South China Sea. Natuna island included\nin Riau islands province which has administrative in Ranai city. \u2018Natuna\u2019\nitself derived from Dutch language, \u2018Natunae\u2019 which means natural. So don\u2019t be\nsurprised if Natuna has a cluster of beautiful natural scenery. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The ocean-bound natuna comprises small islands such as\nBunguran, Jemasa, Serasan, Midai, Star, Sedanu, and Laut. With this\ngeographical location that makes Natuna island a great host of tourist\nattractions that will satisfy the adventure and pamper your eyes to enjoy it\nimmediately. What is Natuna island like? Find out below.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
An icon of Natuna city, located not\nfar from Ranai city. To take Alif Stone Park, you only need 15 minutes from\nRanai city to Sepempang village. Alif Stone Park has a beautiful view which is\na large cluster of granite scattered along the beach. The name Alif itself\ncomes from a stone that stands in the middle of the sea that resembles the\nletters hijaiyah alif.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The outermost island of Indonesia\nbordering of East Malaysia. Senoa island is located in Bunguran Timur, exactly\nacross from Sepempang village. This old legend of Senoa island means a pregnant\nwoman, so it is not surprising that shape of the island is very unique because\nit resembles a pregnant woman. The natural scenery on Senoa island is very\namazing, here you can snorkel while enjoying the crystal clear water on Senoa island\nand its beautiful coral reefs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Located in the eastern of Bunguran\nprecisely in Tanjung village. You only need to drive for 20 minutes and you\nwill be welcomed by a beautiful white sandy beach. No less interesting, in this\nTanjung beach you can also see clearly visible Ranai Mountain scenery. This\nbeach is very suitable for you who want to relax. With the cool breeze that can\ncertainly make you feel at home for a long time. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Natuna is endless creating beautiful\nnatural scenes, such as Cemaga Beach, located in Bunguran. An hour’s drive from\nRanai city to Cemaga beach inspires you to explore its beauty. For those of you\nwho like to swim, Cemaga beach is perfect for you to enjoy. A shady beach with\na long and sloping coastline accompanied by crystal clear water will make you\nsatisfied to explore it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Another natural beauty of Natuna is\nSisi Beach. The beach is located in Serasan district is able to amaze anyone\nwho sees it because of its authenticity and beauty. The travel time needed to Sisi\nbeach is also quite long, which is about 10-12 hours by sea trip. After\narriving at Sisi beach you will soon be spoiled with a stretch of white sandy\nbeach.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Commonly called Masjid Agung Natuna\nis the pride of Natuna mosque. It was built in 2007 is located in the center of\nNatuna Island, Ranai City. The design and architecture of the mosque which is\nrich in Islamic philosophical values is said to be the grandest mosque in Riau\nIslands. Uniquely, the Natuna Great Mosque is also touted as the Indonesian Taj\nMahal.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
That’s some of the beauty of Natuna Island, a\nbeautiful island has nickname the pearl from the northern tip of Indonesia that\nyou must visit. Behind its location, Natuna Island holds a lot of tourism\npotential and natural beauty that not to be missed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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