Impression of the old city really felt if we are walking the streets of the city of Pula Belinyu in Bangka, Bangka Belitung province. Typical buildings of the 1960s, and even the Dutch era relic, still standing to decorate the sides of the street of the city.
Stroll around the narrow streets in the Village of Kuto Panji or around the Catholic church Belinyu, we also easily obtain a wide range of local food, which is processed from fish, mackerel, good brains, Pempek, or fish crackers. Savory, delicious, and very tempting tastes.
China architecture of the buildings are also numerous in Belinyu. Temples, monasteries, to maintain the house style of China's population still stood in safety.
Understandably, Belinyu is one of the tin mining area in the Dutch period to be worked by thousands of contract laborers from China. That's why almost all aspects of life in Belinyu a mix between China and the Malays of Bangka.
Belinyu District Municipality is located approximately 90 km north of Louth Town. Travel to and in seputaran Belinyu will be easier to do when bringing their own vehicle due to a lack of public transport.
In addition to the city atmosphere and exciting cuisine, Belinyu also save the beauty of the exotic beaches in the north, precisely around the T-junction Romondong Village. Straight path from the junction that will lead to Penyusuk Beach at the northern end of Bangka Island. The blue color is graded from light blue to dark blue of the vast expanse of sea water directly upon the eye.
Road down towards the beach making direct visitors can enjoy spectacular views toward the vast sea. Very beautiful scenery and beautiful by the presence of large granite boulders that popped out at sea.
On the side of the beach overlooking the Gulf Penyusuk Klabat, guests can play water until quite far into the sea because the waves are relatively calm. Coral islands in the region so that the shore break wave a calm.
Albatross and other sea birds are often flying around the small islands because the environment is still a virgin. In the forest inside the small islands are also living some other wildlife.
Visitors who want to round the small islands that can be done easily. The fishermen are ready to take a boat-boat. The tariffs are not too expensive, depending on the distance you want to go and bid for ingenuity visitors.
The island is quite interesting to visit is Rat Island. On this island there is a new lighthouse was built in the 1990s could be reached in about 15 minutes. In this island there is a sloping beach so easy to be landed by boat. In addition to the soft sand, the beach in Pulau Tikus is also decorated with granite boulders on the banks of the young. Very exotic to took some photos there.
Ascend to the top of the island, visitors can see the Gulf Klabat overall. Bak nirvana blue, sea waves gently rolling plains and broken in green. Changes in water color from light blue to greenish blue on the beach until dark blue in place inside, clearly visible.
Penyusuk own beach, shrimp, squid, and grilled fish are available along with warm rice. Everything is still fresh catches of local fishermen. To drink, young coconuts from the trees on the beach can also be ordered.
Beach Romondong
For visitors who want the atmosphere of a broad and long beaches, is quiet and calm, Belinyu Romondong Coast offers the beauty, the area that was not so far from the beach Penyusuk.
Visitors coming from the junction Romondong will be welcomed two large granite stones that resemble the gate. Black granite boulders and large are also scattered in several locations to the beach.
Romondong beach is a beach that sloped and extends approximately 800 meters. Clean white sand. At the mouth of the beach there are several large granite stone that can be scaled and occupied to see the beautiful scenery Klabat Bay.
The sand is not too loose so it can pass the vehicle from the tip to the other end. The atmosphere is quiet and calm and the shade of palm trees makes a lot of young couples often making love in the corners of the beach.
According to Fatima, Romondong Village residents, on the beach that was before there were a few cottages and a cafe so many choices of food and entertainment. However, all the building rubble is now living alone.
White sand
In addition to the Beach Romondong, Belinyu save some other white sand beaches. Two of them are Bubus Beaches and Coastal Pejem. Unfortunately, both exotic beaches were not equipped with a pretty good road access compared to the beach and Romondong Penyusuk.
Location Beach Bubus also not far from the junction Romondong Village. Direction toward the beach Penyusuk, but then turn right along a dirt road as far as one kilometer.
The beach was located far below the road. However, precisely because of the low position that visitors to the beach this can be very easy to enjoy the horizon in the Gulf Klabat. Navy blue nirvana soft as a reflection of the light that reassuring.
Bubus white sand beach is very soft and crumbly. Great fun for beach sports like beach volleyball or futsal.
The beach was also extended, there behind the garden hedge coconut, complete with short grass that is suitable for a family picnic.
While Pejem Beach offers a much calmer atmosphere. This beach is located in one corner of the Gulf Klabat so there is a beautiful blend between the estuaries, mangrove forests, coconut plantations, and the glistening white sand beaches.
The road to the village Pejem quite ugly and littered with dust from the former tin mining. The entrance to the beach even worse because it is a path from the ground and can only be passed by a motorcycle. It also must be made with reeds and passes through the fragile wooden bridge.
However, the rather cumbersome adventure that will pay off after seeing the beauty of the Coast Pejem. The white sand is very broad and elongated. Waves are tossed to the beach is not too strong so suitable for those who want to bath water.
Residents are also very friendly people. Visitors can buy, even asking them to find and once peeled young coconut. If lucky, visitors can also buy a black crab or fish from local fishermen and also roast it on the beach.
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