The White Sands of Yerusel Island: A Captivating Hidden Paradise in Southwest Papua

Yerusel Island, located in Sorong Regency, Southwest Papua, has become a hot topic among the younger generation, especially Gen-Z. This island, better known as Pasir Putih or White Sands, offers breathtaking natural beauty, as if presenting a living painting of nature that cannot be easily overlooked.

The beauty of Pulau Yerusel is like a hidden gem ready to captivate anyone who visits. The expanse of soft white sand seems to stretch infinitely, perfectly blending with the sea water that transitions from bluish-green to transparent, adding an unforgettable exotic impression. Its calm waves seem to invite visitors to rest and enjoy the tranquility of nature.

Not only its natural charm, but also the culinary delights offered by the vendors around the beach become a unique attraction. From refreshing young coconuts to hearty and light dishes, everything is ready to accompany your relaxation time while enjoying the enchanting natural panorama.

Dimas, a visitor, revealed that to reach Yerusel Island, tourists can use a medium-sized wooden boat or a small-capacity speedboat. The journey to the white sand beach starts from the SP III Port Pier in Sorong Regency, taking about 10 to 15 minutes. The cost of the speedboat trip is only Rp15,000 one way, making the total round trip only Rp30,000, a very affordable price to enjoy this tropical paradise. Upon arriving at the island, visitors only need to pay an entrance fee of Rp10,000 to enjoy all the available facilities, from the well-maintained bathrooms to the opportunity to take photos at various beautiful spots around the white sand beach.

The natural beauty and eco-friendliness of Yerusel Island make anyone feel comfortable and reluctant to leave. Dimas, who visited the island with seven of his friends, mentioned that Yerusel Island is the perfect place to spend time with family, friends, or even a partner. “Coincidentally, we came during the New Year holiday, and it was indeed crowded with visitors, some came with family, friends, or partners.” Many people were relaxing and taking photos here,” he said.

However, he also reminded the tourists who come not to damage the beauty of this natural environment. “Don’t let anyone damage the coral reefs or step on them just to get a souvenir,” Dimas advised.

With its mesmerizing beauty, Yerusel Island is indeed worthy of being a prime tourist destination for those who want to enjoy the peace of nature and refresh their minds from the hustle and bustle of daily life. With fresh air, stunning views, and a calming atmosphere, this island truly is a paradise that is still preserved. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit Yerusel Island, and enjoy its unparalleled natural beauty.

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