Showing posts with label South Sulawesi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Sulawesi. Show all posts

Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi

Tanjung Bira is in the southern tip of South Sulawesi province, precisely in the District of Bonto Bahari, Bulukumba.

Tanjung Bira beach is already well known to foreign tourists, has now been laid out nicely into a reliable tourist area. Various facilities are available, such as hotels, restaurants, and other means of telecommunication. Bira beach is located about 41 km east of the city Bulukumba.








Tanjung Bira located about 40 km from Bulukumba, or 200 km from Makassar City. Travel from Makassar to Bulukumba can be reached by public transport with a rate of Rp. 35 000,-. Furthermore, from the City Bulukumba to Tanjungbira can be reached by using public transport with rates ranging from Rp. 8000 to Rp. 10 000,-. Total travel time from Makassar to Tanjung Bira about 3 - 3.5 hours.

In the tourist area of Tanjung Bira, public transport to operate only until the afternoon. When a visitor must return to the city of Makassar on the same evening, there is a car chartered (leased) at the rate of Rp. 500 000,-






Matano Lake; Another Heaven On Earth

Matano Lake is located in a small town named Sorowako, a distance of approximately 600 km southwest of Makassar, South Sulawesi. Arriving there, visitors will be greeted by the blue lake water, almost without a ripple. The water was so clear, until the bottom of the lake clearly visible. Anyone who saw it, seemed unable to resist the temptation to plunge into the water to enjoy the freshness and crystal clear water of this lake.

Enchantment of the lake is so tempting. Beautiful landscape and cool with lush forests on the shores of the lake. Do rafting on the lake covering 16 408 hectares, with an altitude of about 600 meters above sea level, is the most tourism activities carried people around.



With beautiful panoramic views and surrounded by Veerbec mountain forests, Lake Matano has become an attractive tourist destination. Besides swimming and rafting, a quiet lake has also become an appropriate location for various types of water sports such as screens, water skiing, canoeing and diving.


Most proud of this lake is a lake ecosystem which is still preserved and maintained since the 1930s to the present. For this reason, some scientists assess the Lake Matano deserves to be world heritage.

To reach this lake, visitors have to travel overland by bus-, air-conditioned bus for about 12 hours from Makassar, South Sulawesi provincial capital. Can also use the DASH-7 aircraft with a capacity of about 50 passengers, specially hired by PT. Inco to facilitate accessibility to Sorowako for both corporate and community interests.



Performed once daily flights from Hasanuddin Airport in Makassar at 12:00 pm while the flight to Makassar from Sorowako at 6:30 pm with any travel time approximately 85 minutes