• Maron River - Known as the Amazon of Indonesia, Maron River boasts a stunning natural panorama. The river’s water is crystal clear, and coconut trees line its banks. The river reaches depths of up to 20 meters in certain areas, offering breathtaking views. Nearby, visitors can also explore Klayar Beach. To enhance the visitor experience, the Maron River management frequently organizes various activities and events, including rowing boat races.
• Klayar Beach - Continue the journey to Klayar Beach, part of the South Sea Coast cluster, renowned for its captivating beauty and mysteries that enchant every visitor. The beach features beautiful sand color gradations and a distinctive rock formation in the middle, known as the Klayar Beach Icon.

At this beach, visitors can witness the Ocean Flute, a fascinating natural phenomenon. The Ocean Flute is a rock hole behind a cliff that produces a flute-like sound when wind and sea water pass through it. Additionally, Klayar Beach has a natural fountain that unpredictably sprays water. When the tide is high, between 9 AM and 4 PM, the Ocean Flute can shoot water up to 10-15 meters high, a spectacle eagerly anticipated by visitors.

Visitors can also see the Sphinx Stone and Well at this beach. The Sphinx Stone is a rock formation resembling the Sphinx Statue in Egypt, featuring a lion’s body with a human head. Locally known as Watu Lumbung, these unique rock cliffs are a popular attraction for tourists visiting Klayar Beach.

• Gong Cave - Watu Gong Cave in Pacitan is highly recommended for visitors. Access to the location is best by private vehicle from the car park. The cave journey has been enhanced with stone steps and pathways to facilitate visitor access. Exploring the cave is a captivating experience, with beautiful natural stalactites and stalagmites to admire. The cave is well-lit, enhancing the beauty of the formations and aiding visitor visibility. Guides are available for hire to accompany visitors during their exploration, which typically lasts about an hour.
• Watu Karung Beach - This beach resembles those in Bali, featuring a small temple and several mini icons reflecting Balinese characteristics. It also boasts a charming mini waterfall, perfect for unique photo opportunities. The scenery is stunning, inviting visitors to relax and enjoy the beach.
• Srau Beach - Srau Beach is a must-visit destination during a trip to Pacitan. The beach is truly beautiful, with white sand and sizable waves, typical of Pacitan’s beaches. The waves at Srau Beach make it an ideal spot for surfing, attracting not only local surfers but also those from afar.

This beach is the final stop before returning to a hotel in Yogyakarta or a hotel in Pacitan Regency.

• Air-conditioned vehicle
• English-speaking driver-guide
• Included entrance fees
• Gasoline covered

• Meals ( Lunch, dinner)
• drinks
• Gratuities

This tour is designed for those interested in exploring Pacitan, East Java, situated approximately 350 kilometers from Surabaya, East Java. While Pacitan is often referred to as the city of a thousand caves, the district also boasts numerous stunning beaches that are truly captivating. Located at the southwestern tip of East Java Province, Pacitan is renowned for its beautiful caves, including Gong Cave, celebrated as the most beautiful cave in Southeast Asia. The tour includes a driver who also serves as a guide throughout the journey.

• Not Recomended for Child under 5 years old

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.