Indonesia is included in the ranks of the largest archipelago in the world. Although of the tens of thousands of islands there are not all inhabited, but its natural beauty cannot be doubted. Its beauty is able to suck the attention of tourists from overseas. Even the number of visits always increases every year. This is also directly proportional to the number of new tours opened.
Tourist attractions that are currently rife opened are beach tourism. Coastal Tourism Development in Indonesia seems to be not too difficult, considering this country, formed from islands stretching as far as the eye can see. Not only large islands, but small islands such as the Maluku Islands, Bangka Belitung, and Madura Island and its surroundings actually promises extraordinary Beach Tourism.
Gili Labak Madura Beach is one of the Beach Tourism destinations that will captivate anyone who comes to it. Its beauty is worth taking into account, even though this Beach is not included in the recommendation section of the main tourist destination of Madura. This might be due to its location outside the Island Area, so it needs additional access to reach it.
Ticket prices on Gili Labak Madura Beach
Entering a tourism place generally will be subject to entrance ticket rates, not least for this Gili Labak Madura Beach tour. Actually there is no fixed price for the entry ticket, because generally tourists who come always use the Tourism package provided by travel agency agents. Prices vary, complete packages ranging from Rp. 200,000.00 to millions depending on service and choice.
Now in Surabaya there are many travel agents who provide special tour packages to Gili Labak Madura Beach. If calculated, the price will be cheaper and more profitable. If you travel solo with a small boat, it is usually charged Rp. 500,000.00 per 10 passengers. If not up to 10, the price is divided evenly by the number of passengers.
Route to the location of Gili Labak Madura Beach
The location of Gili Labak Beach is on the tip of Madura Island, a separate island that is still within the scope of Talango District, Sumenep Regency, East Java Province. Its location in the middle of the ocean makes tourists take a little more time and effort to achieve it. However, everything will pay off if you have enjoyed a treat of its natural beauty.
The first route that can be accessed by tourists is Surabaya - Sumenep, you can use a local flight which only takes about half an hour from Juanda Airport to Trunojoyo Airport. If you choose to use land transportation, you can use the AKAS Bus. Next, you can use a motorcycle taxi to reach the port to Gili Island.
Another route that can be used is the Kalianget Route. From Surabaya, take the route that passes the Suramadu Bridge. After the bridge, just go straight to the T-junction, which turns left to Bangkalan. You turn right, follow the road through Sampang City, then Pamekasan City. Next will arrive at Kalianget Harbor and cross by boat to Gili Labak.
Access road to Gili Labak beach
It can be started through the city of Surabaya which passes the suramadu bridge. From here, visitors who want to come to the Gili Labak beach live to Sumenep district which is in the easternmost part of the island of Madura with a distance of about four to five hours drive. Travel time is either by private vehicle or by bus.
Also read: Lombang Beach Sumenep
Arriving at the southeast coast of Sumenep district, tourists just use a boat to go to Gili Labak island. Some other routes that can be used as access to the Gili Labak beach are from Kalianget Port which is the largest port in Sumenep Regency so that it is often used as a road access to the beach from Gili Labak Island.
In addition, it is also through Lobuk village in Bluto sub-district. This route is the closest road to the other route to Gili Labak beach. It has a mini dock by going to the island of Gili King and Gili Genting. In the Bluto sub-district location, precisely at the T-junction of the sub-district, Lobuk village will be found where there is a small dock that can be used by tourists to order boats to go to Gili Labak beach.
EmoticonEmoticon