Bangka-Belitung

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Bangka-Belitung Islands Essentials

The Bangka-Belitung Islands are defined by their unique geological features, most notably the massive granite boulders that line the coast. This selection includes the ancient starfruit-shaped formations of Batu Belimbing and the wide, flat tidal zones of Pantai Pasir Padi. The archipelago also encompasses protected mangrove ecosystems and the remote Karimata Islands, which serve as a critical maritime habitat. These locations showcase the region's white-sand beaches, shallow turquoise waters, and the distinct granite-strewn landscape of the Sunda Shelf.

Bangka-Belitung Islands Essentials — Mappa

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Karimata Islands

The Karimata Islands are a chain of small islands off the west coast of Indonesian Borneo, the largest of which is Karimata, being about 20…

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Pantai Pasir Padi

Wide, flat beach near Pangkalpinang known for its firm sand and shallow waters suitable for swimming.

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Batu Belimbing

Ancient granite rock formation in South Bangka with deep vertical grooves caused by erosion, giving it the appearance of a starfruit.

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Pantai Tikus Emas

Golden sand beach in Sungailiat featuring recreational facilities and a large golden rat monument at the entrance.

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Tanjung Batu

Coastal viewpoint characterized by rocky outcrops and views of the surrounding sea.

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Hutan Lindung Pantai

Protected coastal forest and mangrove wetland area preserved to prevent erosion and support local maritime biodiversity.