Pewaringan лучшие пляжи

What have you done to Pearl Resort?! This used to be a charming spot for breakfast and coffee, nestled in a rustic garden of wildflowers with a traditional low, grass-roofed restaurant. The kitchens were discreetly tucked away. The highlight was a raised platform built around a large tree, right at the water's edge (see attached picture). It was the ideal, serene location to watch the sunrise over breakfast. Now, they've shut down this entire area and constructed an unattractive, modern restaurant made of cement and tiles. The seating arrangement forces you to sit in a long, straight line on concrete benches, and fresh fruit drinks are now prepared at the bar, making you endure the loud noise of the juicing machine echoing around this high-ceilinged monstrosity. It's a surefire way to ruin the ambiance. I can only assume the owners believe this is what holidaymakers want, but what made Pearl so appealing was its unpretentious, natural beauty. They've destroyed this and are turning Pearl into just another generic holiday resort, stripping away its soul in the process. I cannot fathom the reasoning behind this; it's truly sad to witness.

This petite island is a perfect spot to indulge in water activities. It's highly recommended for those who are new to snorkeling as the water is tranquil and not too deep. However, due to the high number of boats parked here, the water may appear slightly murky.

While I'm not much of a surfer myself, I found great pleasure in observing the skilled riders who frequented the beach. The ambiance of the nearby cafes was delightful, with a mix of local and international surfers enjoying the atmosphere. Despite witnessing a few damaged boards and scrapes on legs, the enthusiasm of the surfers remained undiminished. Although the journey to get there may be a bit rough, the destination is undoubtedly worth the trip.

Nice island

A year later, I attempted to visit Mekaki Beach again. Security is still present, but they allowed me entry with a local guide. After a pleasant conversation and a cigarette, they permitted me to join a group of locals who had just arrived to see the beach. Mekaki Beach is spectacular! It's very wide, clean, and has strong waves, so swimming is not advisable. After a long ride, I discovered that the beach is closed due to a development project. The security personnel instructed me to turn back.

The beach offers a breathtaking vista and provides an ideal location for a delightful picnic experience, complete with the option to set up a cozy tent.