Enjoy the Beauty of Rubiah Island and its history

The name Rubiah may sound strange to our ears, but not to the people of Aceh. This name is a name full of history so that the name of an island that is opposite Iboih Beach. Yes, Rubiah Island. Rubiah in Big Indonesian Dictionary means (1) godly woman, (2) wife of Ulama

Let's turn some time back. If you look at the story of the past, (Siti) Rubiah is a wife of Tengku Ibrahim held Tengku Iboih. Tengku Ibrahim is a scholar and teacher of the Koran, so the meaning of the second Rubiah (Wife of Ulama) is true. Siti Rubiah is also a devout woman. When Tengku Ibrahim had to stay for some time on Pulau We to preach, he followed her husband there.

However, due to a little check, Siti Rubiah must part with Tengku Ibrahim. Tengku Ibrahim lives in Iboih and Siti Rubiah lives on the Island opposite Iboih Beach. Removals Siti Rubiah on this island that makes this island is named Rubiah Island.

Rubiah Island Marine Park

Rubiah Island has a beautiful marine park. Almost every weekend this island is always crowded with tourists who want to feel the beauty and excitement of snorkeling or diving in this Rubiah Island Marine Park. Tens to hundreds of people from inside or outside Aceh will come to Pulau We and then to this Rubiah Island.

One of the reasons that many people visit this Rubiah Marine Park is because of its seductive blue sea is because of its calm water. Voyagers can feel safe while playing in this Marine Park. Its location which is located between Rubiah Island (Rubiah Island Front) and Iboih Beach makes it rarely show up fast waves in this snorkeling or diving spot.

What's in Rubiah Marine Park? There are 2 types of underwater beauty that voyagers can enjoy here. The first is natural underwater beauty and the second is the artificial underwater beauty. The natural underwater beauty that Daily Voyagers intends here is the diversity of corals and marine fish that are naturally grown and developed here. While the artificial underwater beauty is an object or something that deliberately put humans under the sea to fill the void and beautify the underwater scenery.