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Take a boat tour through the forested islets and rock formations of the Thousand Mouths area, drifting over clear turquoise and emerald-green waters.
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Filled with colourful fishing boats that make for a picturesque scene. Many are still built without motors because the 1974 MOU Box agreement with Australia preserves fishing rights for Indonesian fishers using traditional methods within Australia's Exclusive Economic Zone.
The Dead Sea
A brackish water lake where you can snorkel with stingless jellyfish. No services, bring your own gear.
A pristine beach with mushroom-like rock formations sticking out of the turquoise waters. Absolutely no food or services.
Batu Termanu
A beautiful rock formation and a great place to watch the sunset. There are two approaches, the beach route and the hill route. The beach route is only accessible at low tide.
Tolanamon Beach, Pantai Perawan
A rocky coastal area with secluded beaches squeezed in between the cliffs.
Bukit Mando'o or Bukit Tangga 300
Nearly 500 stairs up to the top of a hill with fantastic views over the island. (It used to have only 300 stairs and was called Bukit Tangga 300 meaning "300-stair hill"; the name has stuck.) It is difficult to get to by road and the stairs are in poor condition... be careful!