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Pulau Putri Sibolga: A Hidden Paradise in North Sumatra
Stunning Natural Beauty:
- Located west of Sibolga, about 12 nautical miles from the city
- Close to Mursala Island, famous for its unique waterfall
- Small island size, only 2 hectares
- Beautiful scenery: blue sea water and white sand
Fun Activities:
- Enjoying the beautiful natural panorama
- Swimming in the clear sea water
- Sunbathing
- Playing white sand
- Diving and seeing the beauty of the underwater world
Facilities:
- Diving equipment rental available
- Cheaper rental prices for groups
Visiting Tips:
- Wear comfortable clothes and appropriate for the weather
- Use sunscreen and a hat
- Bring drinking water and snacks
- Keep the environment clean and sustainable
Pulau Putri Sibolga: The perfect tourist destination to enjoy the natural beauty and do various exciting activities.
Come and visit Pulau Putri Sibolga and experience an unforgettable travel experience!
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