The next destination we visited in Adonara after Meko Island was Wera Mean Beach or mostly known as Pantai Pasir Merah. It means red sand beach (pantai=beach, pasir=sand, merah=red). As the name suggests, the uniqueness of this beach lies in its unique sand color. Unlike most beach sand that is white or pale cream, the sand on this beach is reddish. There are also some black magma stones from the past eruption of Mount Ile Boleng, not so far from the beach.

   It wasn't easy at all to reach there. We needed extra efforts to reach the beach. First we needed to pass through a narrow rocky road. Our car must stop a few times either because there was a hole, a big stone, or because there was a car from the opposite direction. After passed that  road we went into narrower sandy road. Not  just there, after we parked our car, we needed to hike some hills and valleys to finally got to the beach. So exhausted indeed, but all the tired feelings were replaced when we were on top of the hill. We could see very beautiful scenery from above.

Left: You are beautiful, mother nature. | Right: Me after a long hike, so messy.

  While we walked to Wera Mean Beach, we discovered another beach, it was a white sand beach, covered with more black stones. (I forget the name, sorry :D)

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