Kuta Beach lombok

Kuta Beach is usually synonymous with the most famous beach on the island of Bali. If you
think that Kuta Beach Bali is a very beautiful beach, then you will be amazed when you visit
Kuta Beach Lombok. Kuta Beach Lombok is a tourist spot in Kuta Village, Pujut District,
Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. This beach has a coastline of 7.2
Kilometers.

One of the uniqueness of Kuta Beach Lombok is its white sand which is so uniquely shaped
like pepper grains which is very difficult to find in other beach tourism areas, these grains of
sand are what make most visitors feel at home for long on the beach. In addition to the unique
sand on this beach, there are also rows of medium-sized towering hills. These rows of hills create
a beautiful color combination between the blue sea water and the white sand of the beach.

The sea water is very clear so you can see the underwater scenery. On Kuta Beach, Lombok,
there is a hill called Mandalika, this hill adds to its own beauty. This name is taken from the
ancient story of the local community, about a princess named Mandalika. Princess Mandalika
finally headed to the sea from this hill, because she avoided the pursuit of a prince who wanted
to marry her. Now at this time, this hill is the most appropriate place to enjoy the view of Kuta
from a height. If you reach the top of Mandalika Hill, you will find a beautiful view of Kuta
Beach, with clear sea air. You can even see the clusters of coral reefs.

In addition, the beach area is very safe for water activities such as bathing or swimming, for
those of you who like water sports, facilities such as banana boats, windsurfers and jetskis are
also available. The fairly large waves also make this place a paradise for surfing lovers, both
local and non-local surfers. Parking fees and entrance fees are not collected due to the absence of
interference from the local government.

About 2 km east of Kuta Beach, you can also visit Seger Beach. This beach is still on the same
coastline as Kuta Beach. The view is also amazing. You can also see the bau nyale ceremony
which is held once a year at Seger Beach, around February and March. The smell of nyale
ceremony is the catching of nyale worms by the local community to commemorate the story of
Putri Mandalika who was fought over by three men.