The beauty and uniqueness of nature's underwater Pantar Strait is amazing. Even if compared with the Komodo Marine Park in NTT, Berau in East Kalimantan, North Sulawesi and Bunaken, Raja Ampat in Papua, Pantar Strait is still the best, although so far for diving, Komodo marine park, Bunaken, Berau, and Raja Ampat more popular, but in the eyes of the world-class diver Pantar Strait marine park which is located in Alor, East Nusa Tenggara Province, is superior because of its beauty is stunning.
It is said that after the park's most beautiful Caribbean sea. Many foreign tourists who never been to Alor in awe. Because, other than spoiled the beauty of marine parks, they also discovered the phenomenon of marine parks is rare and very interesting. So, naturally with panoramic marine tourism Alor spefisik submarine in the Strait Pantar to be excellent and decoy for its world-class diver from the United States, Australia, Austria, England, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Canada, New Zealand and several Asian countries .
Noted, there are 26 diving points charming tourists there. The 26th point of diving it is, Half Moon Bay, Peter's Prize, Crocodile Rook, Cave Point, The Edge, Coral Clitts, Baeylon, The Arch, Fallt Line, The Pacth, Nite Delht, Kal's Dream, The Ball, Trip Top, The Mlai Hall, No Man's Land, The Chatedral, School's Ut, and Shark Close.
Diving this last point is very interesting because it is a collection of shark seabed is very friendly with the diver. The beauty of the underwater contained in Alor Besar, Alor Small, Dulolong, Crocodile Island, Pulau Kepa, Ternate, Pantar, and Pura Island, click amazed also invite the professional diver from Jakarta and Bali to come there.
In fact, the acknowledged world-class diver, that marine protected areas Alor is one of the best in the world. Just look at Ken Parker recognition from the United States, More big fish, swarming Prolific Masses of schools than anywhere I've seen in 20 years of diving.
Or listen to the narrative Adrienne May from Australia. ?? Enjoyed seeing the Manta Rays, Sharks, Turtles, Dolphins, Whales And that huge Napoleon wrasse.?? In fact, Michael AW, Singapore-based photographer said, A World class diving! ... Kal's Dream is to be dived again and again and again .... Of all my sojourns underwater, Alor Is Among the best!. So did a statement from the UK Helen Roberts, We saw hue Sunfish, Reef Sharks, Turtles, Moray Eels, Rays, Naopoleon Wrase, Dog-tooth Tuna, Barracuda and loads of beautiful Reef Fish all in just three dives.
Besides the potential for marine tourism, Alor also stores a number of tourist objects that have a cultural fascination and historical rarely touched and visited both by locals and by tourists. Despite having very limited accessibility, but for adventure lovers of nature became a challenge and uniqueness.
One of them, from the bark of an old Quran, written in ink traditional herb which is estimated more than 800 years old, a historical confirmation of the existence of Islam in Alor. Another enticement Takpala village, a traditional village, inhabited by tribes Abui linear settlement pattern, with rows of traditional houses.
The people who still uphold customs and traditions will exhibit distinctive cultural attractions in welcome travelers, make this village a bounce up to the world.
For those fond of mountain climbers who challenge in a place that is still virgin, Mount Delaki Sirung in Pantar and Mount Koya Koya-Alor Island, is the place. Exhausting fatigue disappear immediately bring the coolness and freshness of spirit after witnessing the phenomenon of volcanic geology in Hot Springs Village and Waterfall in Pantar, Tuti Adagae nature tourism park on the island of Alor.
While the mini-farm ranch deer (best in eastern Indonesia) do not miss to visit. Coolness and freshness in nature Nostalgia Forest will also greet each visitor who wants to relieve fatigue.
Before going back home, do not forget to plant a tree in the Forest of Nostalgia as a sign you've ever visited the island of Alor. Your name and address will be immortalized on the trees planted and remembered for all time.
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