Mariposa Beach

The beach is located in a secluded area and boasts a pristine, private shoreline with crystal clear waters that are perfect for swimming. However, it should be noted that there is no access to electricity and the road leading to the beach is gravel, which can be susceptible to damage during the rainy season.

It may be a bit challenging to locate the entrance due to the overgrown vegetation, once you do, you'll be rewarded with a serene and picturesque view.

I rented a scooter to reach this beach, but unfortunately only made it halfway. However, once I arrived at the beach, I was impressed by the golden sand and the overall beauty of the place.

This beach is also known as Sani or Butterfly beach, and can be accessed by taking the village road to the right instead of turning left towards Duli beach. There are no clear signs on how to reach the beach, which is why it remains completely untouched. There are two possible entrances from the land, both marked with no trespassing signs, but locals have said that these signs were put up to deter land grabbers and that visitors can use the pathways. Once you reach the beach, you'll likely find that you have it all to yourself for quite some time, until it becomes more well-known. It's a perfect spot for enjoying nature in the nude. Don't forget to check out the photos from this beach!

The beach is completely secluded and untamed, with stunning golden sand.