Sempu Beach is one of nature conservation area in Malang Regency. This island has a hidden treasure called waru waru beach.
The beach is hidden and rarely anyone knows this is in the Village Tambakrejo, District Sumbermanjing Wetan, Malang regency.
Not many people come to this beach, only a few people who have a particular interest can have the opportunity to set foot on this beach.
You can cross by boat to Sempu Island via Sendang Biru Beach, and you can park in the beach parking lot for only 10 thousand rupiah.
From the parking lot you will be directed to Sempu Island Conservation Center, then by your officers are advised to use guide services if you want to cross to the island sempu, and go to some other objects because the terrain is there quite dangerous.
In addition to your guide service, which will help you avoid wild animals in Sempu Island, you also have to rent a boat to cross to Sempu Island.
The cost to rent a fishing boat is quite cheap, once you cross the road and go, you have to rent a boat at a cost of 100 thousand rupiah for a boat with a capacity of 10 to 15 people.
Waru Waru beach has a very beautiful scenery and not less good with the beach beaches in the coastal district of South Malang.
A fairly calm wave of water will allow you to play water while not advised to swim away from the shore.
The jungle atmosphere will make this beach look beautiful and stunning, and clean white sand without contaminated garbage.
You seem to be discovering a hidden treasure on Sempu Island, and is perfect for those of you who want to calm yourself from your daily activities.
Coolness of the air on this beach will make your mind fresh again and you will feel more refreshed to move on the next day.
It is recommended for you who will visit Waru Waru Beach only in dry season, because during the rainy season you will face a heavier terrain than the dry season.
It is advisable to bring your food and drinks on the way, as no one sells food on this beach.
And when you bring food and drinks, you should always keep the cleanliness of the island Sempu to remain beautiful and natural.
