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Journey through some truly wondrous jungle - rich in massive teak trees, palms, various hanging vinery and the shrill sounds of extensive bird-life. The canyon is apparently a couple of hundred metres long, but it is only safe for visitors to venture the first hundred. At the end of the passable section, the opportunity arises to jump from a 5 metre high stalagmite formation rising from the canyon floor into a deep pool below. The rocks aren't sharp or slippery and there's a myriad of harmless animals such frogs, dragonflies and miniature crabs to marvel at too. There are about 500 visitors a day, but it will increase to Rp2,000 per day on holidays make boat congestion on the narrow path and make boat long-waiting too.
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A friendly surf school with low negotiable prices but safe practices. An instructor is always watching you while you surf. Surf lessons schedules depend on the tide, so book your course the day before so you don’t miss it. Tours to the Green Canyon and/or treks to local tribal communities are eagerly offered. They average about 150,000 per day.
This natural reserva is nearby on a peninsula connected to the mainland by a narrow neck of land, so you can see sunrise at east of Peninsula (Pantai Timur or East Beach) and sunset at west of Peninsula (Pantai Barat or West Beach). About 80% of the nature reserve is secondary rainforest. A few hours can be spent here without the need for a guide, however, guides are available and can obviously show you more of the reserve compared to going unattended. The flora of the nature reserve includes the Rafflesia. The fauna of the nature reserve includes deer, two species of monkey and monitor lizards. You can also see many deer and monkeys at and outside the border of the park, look around if you want to save the steep entrance fee.