Good evening to all my respected travel companions in this beloved community!

Hi friends, wherever you are, I'm back again to share my trip to Bangka Jaya's Islamic Beach, an incredibly beautiful tourist spot.

I left at 2:00 PM with a friend and arrived there at 4:00 PM. The weather yesterday was very sunny, making me eager to take some photos.

As soon as I arrived at the intersection, I immediately captured the view of the road leading to the tourist spot. The road was decorated with beautifully painted Buton walls and Palestinian flags painted on the concrete walls. Without further ado, I immediately photographed the road leading to the entrance of the Islamic Beach tourist area.

This is what the entrance to Islam Beach looks like.

After capturing the scenery along the road and the neatly designed and colorful paintings on the walls, I immediately started my motorcycle and continued on to the tourist spot I wanted to visit. As usual, at Islam Beach, several people asked for parking as I entered, but I immediately paid. The people who asked for parking or entrance tickets yesterday asked for IDR 3,000 per motorcycle.

After paying, I immediately started walking, as this tourist attraction has two paths leading to the end. I chose the path that led to the rocks. I also took some photos to share in detail.

This is the intersection after I paid for motorcycle parking.

I followed the stone path for quite a while, finally reaching the end, where there were rocks on the edge of a Kuala. There, there were huts perfect for relaxing and enjoying the beach view at the tourist attraction I visited yesterday.

Then, after taking some photos along the path that I followed to the end of this tourist attraction, I immediately started walking again, looking for a comfortable hut to relax with friends and enjoy the atmosphere. Not long after, I found a hut that I thought was very nice. When I stopped at the hut, the first thing I did was park my motorcycle in front of it.

This is what it looked like when I parked my motorcycle in front of the hut.

Then I immediately walked to the hut and ordered coffee and noodles because I happened to be very hungry during the trip. Since my trip this time was quite far from my hometown, I took the time to photograph the hut where I ordered the noodles and coffee.

This is what the huts at this tourist spot look like.

Then I immediately walked back to the seats provided by the vendors at the hut where I stopped.

The chairs at the Islamic tourist beach at the end of the beach I visited yesterday had beautifully designed wooden branches. I was amazed by them. I think anyone who visits this Islamic tourist beach will definitely not be disappointed with the view, and it's certainly very comfortable for a vacation with a partner or family.

This is what the comfortable seating in this hut looks like to enjoy the spectacular view.

You're probably curious about the view of the spot I chose to relax and enjoy the scenery, right? Well, here we can see a truly captivating view, and it certainly made me smile. I was truly entertained yesterday watching the atmosphere and the boats sailing on the water in front of me, and the view truly brought a sense of calm and peace to me as I enjoyed it.

This is what the beach at the end of the beach I visited yesterday looked like.

For me, the view of this beach is undeniable, because it truly has captivating beauty. For those of you who want a vacation, you can visit this tourist spot; I guarantee you won't be disappointed.

All the photos I show here were taken with my camera...

Camera used | ponsel Tecno pova 5 pro | - | Traveling Lens | F-stop | Iso speed | ISO Focal length | MM Photography | Landscape Photographer | @suarlex

Okay, friends, wherever you are, that's all I can tell you about my trip to Islam Beach. This is a tourist spot that's not widely known because it's located in a very remote village.

All the photos I show here are purely my own; I haven't plagiarized anyone else's photos.

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I'm Samsuar on the blog hive. My name is @suarlex. I'm a photographer who loves traveling and exploring forests. I live in a rural area, and I feel this platform is perfect for me.

Okay, my friends, wherever you are, see you in my next post. I hope you have a great day!