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Koka Beach is a point of interest, located at Wolowiro, Paga, Sikka Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. They can be contacted via phone at +62 822-3114-1100 for more detailed information.

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Wolowiro, Paga, Sikka Regency, East Nusa Tenggara
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15 Reviews

  • Dwyane Wade
    02 December 2017

    Koka Beach probably was one of our trip's highlights and definitively one of our most memorable stays. We actually planned on going there which is why we called the owner Mr. Blasius in advance. When we arrived at Maumere airport he and a friend of his were awaiting us at the airport and gave us a very comfortable ride to Koka Beach. When we arrived we were asked to take a seat at one of the tables in the "common and dining area". Mr. Blasius served us an incredibly delicious and huge lunch (an entire tuna he caught the day before).
    Afterwards he showed us our room for the upcoming nights. You have to be aware of the fact that the accomodation at Koka Beach is pretty basic and down to earth (we basically slept on a matress in a wooden shack). Nonetheless, this really is all you need! The entire location is of stunning beauty and literally blows you away. We have not seen a single beach in Indonesia which was that quiet, peaceful and beautiful at the same time. You could sunbath and lay at the beach all day - and as there is nothing else to do at Koka Beach, this literally is all you can do anyways - and just relax. After taking a few swims in the ocean you take a quick shower under the improvised water-hose-outdoor-shower and change before you, once again, get served one hell of a dinner. This time, Blasius brought us a red snapper and loads of side dishes. In fact it was so much we couldn't even finish. Hands down, this definitely was one of the best meals we had in our travels!

    After dinner, Blasius offered us a glass of Arak his father had made himself. Although this was my first and last glass of Arak I ever drank it was a lovely atmosphere created by an outstandingly hospitable and kind man who loves to share the very basic accomodation he and his family have with travelers and strangers from all over the worldit was a truly amazing stay at Koka Beach and we were sad when we had to leave 2 days later already

    So in a nutshell, if you are alright with basic accomodation and do not really need to stay in the Ritz Carlton, definitely spend a night at Mr. Blasius placeyou will not forget it!

    That being said, THANK YOU Blasius for making our stay so lovely!

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  • Dionisius Aditya
    18 November 2017

    Virgin beach. For me its better than kuta: white-clean sands, crystal-blue water. So private, One day I went there at 5pm and this beach like my own, I swam alone. But the goverment have to set the entry tariff. MAny locals take a fee if we pass their own land. So we have to pay a lot of fees. Dont sit at gazebo under the tree if you dont want to pay. and be carefull with the waves and coral reefs

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  • Ace Hood
    07 October 2017

    Absolut beautiful, lonely beach! But never felt less welcomed and more like a waking wallet than in here. Take the road 5k, go to the beach another 5k, toilet 5k, taking a picture (!!)5k It's a shame they ruin all the atmosphere by just thinking about money all the time

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  • Aulia Dian Permata
    27 September 2017

    what a hidden gem in Paga, Maumere. its waaaay moooore beautiful than Kuta beach in Bali I think. the sea is soo blue and sandy windy salty water soooooo georgeous!

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  • Fann Saw
    12 September 2017

    Clean water and nice smooth sand. The owner of the BnB is super friendly and nice. Highly recommended!

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  • Firdaus Maarof
    07 September 2017

    Fairly quiet beach. Stopped here for lunch break en route to Maumere from Kelimutu. Wished I could spend more time her as I wanted to hike up that small hill to get that scenic view of two beaches side by side.

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  • Lily Cute
    05 September 2017

    Amazing Beach in Maumere..must come here when you are in Maumere..😍😍👍👍

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  • Benoît Benito
    16 July 2017

    Nice beach and the owner of the small restaurant/hostel is so nice..

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  • Mitropoulos Vasilis
    11 July 2017

    yeah. its a good place to swim, to stay, to eat, to chill and so on

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  • Lau Xiang
    20 April 2017

    Beautiful beach surround the hill.torquise water..but you must pay double for entry this beach, espesially when you go this beach with motor or cargreat place to enjoy your day for snorkling, walking on the beach, and sunbathing

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  • Eric Dwitama
    17 December 2016

    Beautiful view in koka beach, always fascinated by the landscape.. :)

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  • Denni Muhammad
    26 September 2016

    the beach and the views are amazing,but the facility are poor..no adequate rest room,no place for shower,not even have a proper restaurant and also the parking space not organized..

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  • Didit Putra
    27 August 2016

    A must visit if you are between Sikka-Maumere. Koka Beach has a two beachline with white sand and cristal clear water and divided by a huge mountain of rock that you can climb on.

    Right now that place is only crowded by tourist from neighbouring city with a number of stall that offers delicacies like fried banana, cocoa drink, or sea food.

    Sadly you will not find sunsets/sunrise here since it face the other way.

    From the main road, it only takes less than 1 kilometre to reach this beach, unfortunately the road there isn't in good condition with a lot of gravel and small rocks. but your car or motorcycle should be able to pass if you're careful.

    With only 5.000 IDR you can pass the road that leads to the top of the stone mountain that divide the beaches. BUT EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION since we climb with less than adequate safety measures (the steps are made from bamboo).

    And when you reach the top there's no fence or rail to prevent tourist from slipping and fall from height. You really need to be careful of where you stand when taking pictures or selfies.

    But all risks aside, the view from the top is simply MAGICAL.

    Definitely don't miss this place if you're in Maumere.

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  • Aditya Cahyo
    24 July 2016

    Two white sand beaches, turqoise water, green grass and trees, blue sky, tanned people.. a fantastic colorful beach

    Cant see the sunset directly as the beach is facing southwest

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  • Rofiqul Islam
    06 May 2016

    A fantastic beach with crystal clear water. Very good for picnic. There are some small stalls, but not crowded.

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