Blue Spring is one beach resort in the southern part of Malang regency,
East Java, which includes one of the nature of Indonesia from the
umpteenth number of Indonesian nature. Blue Spring beach is a beach that
includes the south coast, but this beach has its own uniqueness that is
free from tumulous Coast Indian Ocean waves. That is because due to the
presence Sempu Island.
On the other side of the beach is now used as a debarkation Port of Fisheries and Fish Centre PPI where fishermen haul them down where they are under the authority of the Department of Fisheries and Managed by the KUD (Koperasi Unit Desa), "Mina Jaya Pondok Dadap".
Officially, the beach is managed by Blue Spring State-owned Companies Forestay which has so far provided the beach with inns, guest houses, shops, guard houses, boats, etc.
To reach Blue Spring, visitors can take public transportation which can be accessed called "Mikrolet" for Tower - Turen - Blue Spring. Blue Spring about 70 miles south of the village Tambakrejo Malang, Malang regency Sumbermanjing Wetan. Do not forget to visit this beach because the beach has a natural beauty that is extraordinary, has waves that attract, and vast expanse of white sand along this coast.
On the other side of the beach is now used as a debarkation Port of Fisheries and Fish Centre PPI where fishermen haul them down where they are under the authority of the Department of Fisheries and Managed by the KUD (Koperasi Unit Desa), "Mina Jaya Pondok Dadap".
Officially, the beach is managed by Blue Spring State-owned Companies Forestay which has so far provided the beach with inns, guest houses, shops, guard houses, boats, etc.
To reach Blue Spring, visitors can take public transportation which can be accessed called "Mikrolet" for Tower - Turen - Blue Spring. Blue Spring about 70 miles south of the village Tambakrejo Malang, Malang regency Sumbermanjing Wetan. Do not forget to visit this beach because the beach has a natural beauty that is extraordinary, has waves that attract, and vast expanse of white sand along this coast.
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