Ngurbloat Beach, the White Sand Beach in Tual - Southeast Maluku
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Ngurbloat beach or known by the town of Tual as Pasir Panjang Coast is a stunning beach, located in the village Ngilngof, in the west of Little Kei Island. The journey about 20 kilometers from Tual, the capital of Southeast Maluku regency.
White sand that extends about 5 km, thousands of coconut trees that lie off the coast, crystal clear blue sea and the waves are calm will make you stand for long in this place. This area is still very natural and clean of tourist area that is easily reached by residents on the island of Kei. Ngurbloat privilege is the sand beach. In addition to a stretch of sandy beach is very wide, the color of bright white sand beaches Ngurbloat and the texture is very soft and smooth. This condition that makes the difference Ngurbloat with other beaches. In overcast conditions, sandy beaches still look shiny, and quite dazzling. Sand softness in Ngurbloat, believed to be the only matched by the softness of flour. This condition that makes the difference Ngurbloat with other beaches. No wonder Ngurbloat known as the White Sand beach with World's Most Subtle. At the time of the heat, sand beach is not such a hot sands of the beach in general.
Land in Little Kei Island area consists of rocks, causing only certain types of plants that can grow there. Rarely found large trees are lush.
Upon entering the beach area which is only about 100 meters from the highway Ngilngof Village, the tourists will be greeted by a wave of towering palm trees. However, be careful when it came to the coast road, especially when the rainy season. The entrance to the beach is made of very slippery rocks. The vast expanse of white sand in Ngurbloat beach was very enjoyable for those who enjoy walking and playing on the beach. It is many activities do in this beautiful beach, like snorkeling, enjoy boating or walk for a while to take picture around the beach.
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