Waterblow

5 Ichsan Nur Rochmad - 6 months ago

It's tourist attractions for the hotel visitor, but before the sunrise you can sneaks here to watch the sunrise at the southernmost point in this area. I recommend you paid them the ticket at opening hour for their business continuity. The wind, sound of sea, and occasionally some birds sound would make your morning pleasant.
I hope they clean up the trash that come from the sea.

3 Carla Traini - 5 months ago

Very touristic district, almost like an amusement park for 5 stars hotel. The rock itself is the only authentic thing here and the splash of water the ocean produces against the rock can be impressive if you come at the right moment. Come in the morning

4 Divakar Ghosh - a month ago

The waterblow itself is a rocky area over which waves crash and cause a big splash. There is a small fee for the viewing point. Apart from this, it's a good area to walk, jog or go on your bike that the hotels provide. The big grounds, sculpture and viewing points make it a serene spot.

5 Amanda Ineza - 2 months ago

Really fun place to go!! We can see the wave crash the coral reef and it create a cool and if u lucky enough, a really high water splashing. The staff was so nice especially the security guard, im injured so they give me a ride to the water blowing spot. Just took 10-20 minutes here

5 Tayler Rayon - 3 months ago

The waves were not very big today, so I did not get to experience this location to its fullest beauty. In order to really enjoy this, come during strong waves/high tide.

5 Andreas Horn Teigen - 2 months ago

Waterblow is a viewpoint over the Indian ocean where water is funneled up against the cliff and creates up to 8 meter high towers of water. It is quite amazing to look at. The water also creates these spikes in the limestone which are fascinating.

Be careful when you're there because suddenly the waves crashes into the cliff where you are standing leaving you drenched. There are two viewpoints close to the cliff, and one further back and higher up looking at the other two.

Entrance fee was 25.000 IDR.

4 Mandy Ryan - 4 months ago

What a place. Make sure you come during high tide. You do need to pay a small entrance fee, but definitely worth the experience. The spray off the rocks is magical and definitely make you realise the power of the ocean.