Watu Godeg Beach - Lumajang, East Java

Watu Godeg beach is near Watu Gedeg beach. It is located at Tempursari, just about 33 km from Lumajang. It offers incredible scenery and amazing powerful waves.
It is said that this beach can cure skin diseases and there is a stone that looks like full of skin diseases, so that it called "Watu" means "Stone" and "Godeg" means "Skin Diseases".

Tetes Gua - Lumajang, East Java

Tetes Gua adalah salah satu keajaiban alam Lumajang itu. Lima puluh lima kilometer di sebelah selatan Lumajang, Tetes gua mudah dicapai dengan sepeda motor atau mobil. Gua paling indah di Lumajang berisi formasi penuh warna yang mengesankan stalagmit dan stalaktit. Ada 1 km menantang berjalan kaki untuk mencapai gua. Saat memasuki gua, pengunjung akan melihat sebuah sungai yang mengalir tenang. Ini adalah gua sangat menakjubkan.
Kunjungi Gua Tetes yang menyajikan keindahan gua alam dan tidak dapat menemukan di daerah lain.

The Triangle of Lakes - Lumajang, East Java

They are three popular lakes which situated on triangle position

• Ranu Klakah (Klakah Lake)
• Ranu Bedali (Bedali Lake)
• Ranua Pakis (Pakis Lake)

These lakes formed an attractive resort surrounded by beautiful mountainous scenery and the beauty of Mount Lamongan. They are located in northern Lumajang and are easily reached by public or private transportation.
Visit these lakes with your family, friends, partner, or the others, because the lakes are very rich of nature scenery. These lakes also commonly visited by a lot of people who want to refresh their mind and take the fresh air.

Loko Tour - Jember, East Java

Semboro Sugar Factory, 35 km west of Jember, was built during the Dutch colonial period by Handles Vereniging Amsterdam (a Dutch private company) in 1921 with 2103 hectares of sugar cane fields which spread out in the western and the northern part of Jember. In the Japanese colonial period, sugar producing activities stopped and it was changed to a soda factory to fulfill the needs of the Japanese government. A few years after Indonesian Independence Day, in 1949, it became an ammunition factory to provide supplies for the Indonesian freedom fighters against the colonialists seeking to reoccupy Indonesia. From 1950 to 1957 the milling activities began producing sugar which was already taken over by the Indonesian government. Due to its demands since 1978, the Semboro Sugar Factory has tried to increase its production from 24.000 kw to 54.000 kw per day. Foreign visitors can take a nostalgic tour by steam locomotive for 2 hours and can enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way. Semboro Sugar Factory is about 120 minutes from the center of Jember and visitors can hire a car to reach this destination.

Lory Tour - Jember, East Java

Going on a trip by lorry from Garahan to Merawan tunnel is a safe and enjoyable trip. The tourists can see two train tunnels (90m and 970m length). The Merawan tunnel (970m in length) is one of the longest train tunnels in Indonesia remaining from the Dutch period. In addition to the railway tunnels, the visitors can also enjoy the coffee agro tourism at Gumitir Mountain. While enjoying the scenery on the trip, tourists will cross a long bridge (178m in length and 630m in depth) built by the Dutch architect. The lorry agro tourism is a famous nostalgic trip for Dutch and European tourists. To get there the visitors can take a 90 minute trip from downtown using public transportation, rental car or taxi.

Bandealit Beach - Jember, East Java

Bandealit is a beach resort situated in the forest area 35 km south of Jember. Nearby Bandealit, there is Sukamade Beach, Banyuwangi regency, which is the place of breeding sea turtles. This beach is famous for the calm waves and the beauty of the flora. Bandealit is very suitable for the visitors who like off-road activities because the road to Bandealit is difficult to travel. In Bandealit the visitors can hike, fish and windsurf. This beach often visited by the sea adventurous who like the challenges. The visitors can reach Bandealit by truck or rental car in 90 minutes from the central town.

People Feast Beach - Jember, East Java

Ulo is one of the tourist sites which lies on the Indonesian ocean. There is beautiful scenery at this site and it is the perfect place to enjoy the sea. It is called "Watu Ulo" by the natives because they believe that in the past there was a snake who was becoming a spirit. After becoming a spirit, it became a stone resembling a snake, sticking into the sea with its body lying on the land. During the Japanese occupation, the Japanese soldiers made fortresses which were used for fortifying against the attacking enemies and now some of the fortresses have become tourist sites. Beside the Japanese fortress, there is also a bat cave inhabited by thousands of bats. The visitors can cross the sandy shore to get to the cave. The lonely cave is often used for meditation by visitors. However tourists should remember that the cave is 100m in depth. To get there, the visitors can use public transportation or hire a rental car. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes from the downtown of Jember.