Kodingareng Keke Island

Kodingareng Keke Island located in Sub-District of Ujungtanah, Makassar. The distance is about 8.37 miles or 13.48 kilometers from the coastal city of Makassar.

Composed from white sand and was elected preservation centre because the island has the widest coral reefs.The condition of coral reefs and marine biota in the vicinity of the island is still intact and original.

Tourist can stay in trim cottages. Do something fun, like diving, swimming,with the clear waters without city waste contamination very good for snorkeling , than rest comfortably and also can enjoy sunbathing during the day.

WHITE sand, crystal clear sea and clean air are three of many charms of Kodingareng Keke Island. You can stay in cottages. The cottages are neat. You can do lot of fun activities and rest comfortably.

Kodingareng Keke Island located in Ujungtanah District, Makassar, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The island is 8.37 miles or 13.48 kilometers from coast of Makassar.

Kodingareng Keke Island is one of 11 islands in the range of spermonde archipelago (spermonde shelf) in Makassar. This island extends from east to west. Total area of the island is one hectare. The beach is composed of white sand and various pieces of coral.

Sea around the coast of this island is fairly shallow. At lowest tide, there are quite wide plains, especially in the western side of the island. The depth is varies between five to 20 meters. While the eastern and southern sea south are the shipping lanes in and out Port of Makassar.

Sea around Kodingareng Keke Island is clear without contamination of city waste. This is an ideal location for snorkeling or diving. You can see the beautiful coral reefs and the biota on the seabed. Condition of coral and marine life around the island is still maintained and original.

While at the beach, white sand spread out so soft. You can sunbathe enjoying the warm sun during the day. Feel the breeze and rustling sounds because of leaf pine friction. Or you can relax and enjoy the beautiful moon at night. In the distance, you can see the Makassar city sparkling.

The island is not inhabited by residents. Since 2001 there stood the cottages. The Rates is pretty cheap. It is cheaper than hotel rates. Cottages are made of wood. It seemed natural. The conditions are clean and well maintained.

There is no regular shipping there. 40 PK motorboats are available at the pier of POPSA. You can rent it with IDR 300 thousand. The trip to this island takes about 40 minutes.