The beauty of Karapyak Beach

Hello hive friends and all members of the Amazing Nature community, how are you? Hope you are always in good health. My post this time is about the beauty of Karapyak beach. One of the beaches located in Pangandaran Regency, West Java, Indonesia. This beach has its own uniqueness that is not owned by other beaches. The beach is still quiet with the many rocks it has. The steep cliffs and the big waves are the main attraction to visit.

The white sand comes from small grains of coral and shells. On the edge of this beach there is a stretch of coral rocks so you can freely step on it further from the beach. On the rocks there are many marine biota such as seaweed.

The beauty of Karapyak Beach is increasingly visible when the sea waves begin to recede so that this beach looks like a marine park. You can freely see tens of thousands and even tens of millions of small ornamental fish swimming on the sidelines of the rocks. There are also crabs and hermit crabs that go in and out of the sand pit while carrying food. The scattered rocks that protrude into the ocean are indeed a paradise for marine fish.