land, and high land, has enable the province have fertile land. Climate in the region generally belongs to tropical. People of coastal area of West Sulawesi are well known as brave marine people. Using their San deq boat, the cruise to all over Indonesia and even reaching as far as neighboring country of Malaysia and Australia. Meanwhile, the people who live in mountainous area of the province has cultural similarity with Toraja ethnic in terms of architecture of the house, their language, their cloth as well as in their traditional cere mony. West Sulawesi Province has fantastic natural tourism in form of its still natural mountain view, uniqueness of culture of the people, as well as its vast array of tourism objects of special interest which are scattered in its coastal and mountainous areas where special skill needed to enjoy them.
GETTING THERE
By air: Tampa Padang Airport 27 km from Mamuju capital city. Belang-Belang Bakengkeng Harbor Mamuju District; Fery Simboro Mamuju Harbor connected Mamuju-Balikpapan, Batulicin, and Surabaya; Ujung Polewali Harbor in Polewali Mandar; Palippi natural harbor in Majene; Manakara Harbor in Mamuju.
PLACES OF INTEREST
Karampuang Island in Mamuju Regency. Karampuang Island is a white sanded marine tourism objects with its complete facilities. There are untouched natural coral reefs found surrounding the island.
Tamasapi Waterfall, Mamuju Regency. In this 70 meter high waterfall, tourists may enjoy refreshing weather of the mountain with its clear and natural water.
Majene 302 Kms from Makassar in the Western port of Sulawesi has a long beach line. The view in the coastal area is mostly covered with white sand. This town is famous for its silk “Sarong Mandor Weaving”
Limboro Natural Hot Water Bathing Place. It is located at the top of Limboro Mountainswith its cool weather, beautiful natural scenery of cocoa and nutmeg plantationarea.
For more places of interest, please visit
http://www.my-indonesia.info/page.php?ic=1122&prov=29
TOURIST OFFICE
Jl. Pattimura No.12 Mamuju 91511
Phone. (0426) 21244
|