GESING BEACH, Gunung Kidul's Tourism

GESING BEACH

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a beach in Gunung Kidul Regency that has a very stunning beauty but not much in the exposure and the visit of the tourists.
Location of Gesing beach is in Panjomolyo, Girikarto village, sub District Panggang, District Gunung Kidul. If the traveller wants to this beach, from the city center are suggested to be through Imogori – Panggang which will cut travel time to 1 hour.
The road to reach the Gesing beach is relatively easy and very comfortable, but the backpackertraveller must be careful when driving a vehicle to get to the site. Some locations there is also damaged roads and some roads still limestone based forming cemented road. To reach this location is not too difficult, cause so many name board signs that show the direction to reach the Gesing beach. So, do not be afraid to get lost.
Gesing beach is a beach that has charming white sand and in the mix with some rocks large and small that are in Area of beach. As well as Gesing beach is also flanked by two large cliffs and adds to the distinctive characteristics of the beach Gesing.
Gesing beach also becomes port for local fisherman. There is also auction which will be crowded in the morning when the fishermen back from ocean. If the traveller want to order food in the simple resto are available. The resto offering seafood which typical with a fairly spicy flavor.
Source : http://www.yogya-backpacker.com

Location: Girikarto, Panggang, Girikarto, Panggang, Kabupaten Gunung Kidul, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55133, Indonesia

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