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What Is Marine Tourism? Here Are Its Definition, Scope and Examples

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UNGKIT.COM – Marine tourism refers to recreational or nature-based tourism activities conducted in coastal areas, on islands, and across the open sea.

According to official regulations, the scope of marine tourism encompasses three main aspects: beach tourism, seascape tourism, and underwater tourism.

Beach tourism involves activities on the shoreline, such as relaxing, playing in the sand, or enjoying the sunset. Seascape tourism involves activities on the water's surface, such as sailing, taking a cruise, or fishing.

Underwater tourism involves diving activities (scuba diving or snorkeling) to view the beauty of coral reefs and marine life.

Examples of marine tourism activities include snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, underwater photography, and enjoying seafood culinary experiences by the beach.

Popular marine tourism destinations in Indonesia include Bunaken (North Sulawesi), Raja Ampat (West Papua), the Derawan Islands (East Kalimantan), and coastal areas in Lampung—such as Pahawang Island and Sebesi Island—among many others. (*)

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