Tanjung Waka

Kepulauan Sula is a regency that has the potential for natural resources and coastal and marine tourism. The wealth of tourist attractions includes nature tourism, marine tourism, and historical and educational tourism.

Tanjung Waka Beach offers stunning charm with white sand beaches and clear sea water. The beach, located in Fatkauyon Village, East Sulabesi District, Kepulauan Sula Regency, in addition to presenting beach views, also provides the beauty of the sea and a wealth of fish through snorkeling and diving activities. In addition, Tanjung Waka is also known for its turtle conservation activities as an effort to preserve the environment.

Tanjung Waka Festival

One of the attractions of Tanjung Waka is the Tanjung Waka Festival which holds a number of ancestral cultural heritages (traditional dances) presenting agricultural and fishery products typical of Sula to campaign activities on the importance of preserving the environment for the balance of nature. The visitors who come are diverse, ranging from domestic to foreign tourists. to from outside the country. Even the Maluku Utara tourism office has collaborated with Putri Indonesia to promote Waka Beach tourism. In addition to promoting Waka Beach tourism, the Tanjung Waka Festival is also held to introduce local culture, both regional dances and local ceremonies.

Access to Tanjung Waka

Tanjung Waka can be reached by land from Sanana with a travel time of around 1-1.5 hours. Sanana, which is the capital of the Kepulauan Sula Regency, can be reached by ship and plane from Ternate and Ambon.

Accommodation arround Tanjung Waka

There are a number of simple homestays managed by the community around Tanjung Waka such as in Fatkauyon Village. Another option for tourists who enjoy outdoor activities is to camp in the beach area by bringing a tent.

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