Sebuku Island, Lampung: A Marine Tourism Destination in Lampung Bay
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UNGKIT.COM – Sebuku Island in Lampung shares its name with another Sebuku Island located in Kotabaru, South Kalimantan.
This Sebuku Island is situated in the Sunda Strait and falls under the administrative jurisdiction of Kalianda, South Lampung Regency, Lampung Province, Sumatra, Indonesia.
As the largest uninhabited island in Lampung Bay, it lies approximately 2.5 kilometers north of Sebesi Island and 2.3 kilometers south of the island of Sumatra.
Sebuku Island boasts enchanting natural beauty, featuring gentle white-sand beaches set against the backdrop of Anak Krakatau (the Child of Krakatoa).
Located near the active volcano in the Sunda Strait, the island features turquoise waters and clean beaches scattered with coral fragments, making it a popular tourist attraction.
It is a favorite spot for snorkeling and diving, often visited either before or after trips to the Anak Krakatau area.
Visitors typically reach the island via chartered boats or by joining marine tour packages that cover a route including Sebesi Island, Sebuku Island, and Anak Krakatau.
On Sebuku Island, visitors can enjoy a variety of marine activities—ranging from snorkeling and diving to wading, swimming, or simply taking in the beautiful coastal scenery.(*)
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