Port of Sabang

Iboih Beach boasts a pristine coastline and a diverse marine life underneath its serene waters. It is located in West Sabang across the bay. The beach is accessible by car along the edges of the island, or by speedboat.

Sumur Tiga Beach stretches over 2 miles in white sand lined with lush tropical trees. The quaint area is rarely packed with tourists, making it the perfect area to relax and enjoy the coastal views.

Ujong Kareung Beach sits on top of a striking and sturdy rock formation. It is also the home of some of the most rare coral reefs in the area, where a diverse range of marine fish inhabits.

Indonesia is known to stretch from Sabang to Merauke, and this monument landmarks the westernmost point of the national territory. The local tourism agency also provides certifications for visitors who have stood in this circular monument.

Despite being a short distance away from the port, this resort area sits much higher at 82 metersabove sea level. Visitors can enjoy a stunning panorama while dining in the gleaming evening nights overlooking the city.

The fort is the remnants of a Japanese bunker during their occupation in the 1940s, now developed into a tourist attraction. It sits on top of a cliff overlooking the Anoi Hitam beach, providing a stunning view of the coastline.

Aceh was faced with the horrific tsunami earthquake in 2004, leaving thousands of casualties and whole cities destroyed. Today, this museum highlights how far the survivors have come since the tragedy, and how they commemorate the fallen in a hauntingly beautiful museum. Please note that this destination is located in Banda Aceh and is accessible by ferry from Balohan,Sabang.

A proud symbol of culture, religion, and nationalism for Acehnese people, this mosque is tastefully ornate bronze chandeliers, Chinese marble staircases, and Belgian stained-glass windows. It is built in the 17th century and underwent major refurbishment 200 years later, following a fire incident during the Dutch colonial era. It is one of the few buildings thatsurvived the 2004 tsunami earthquakes with minor damages. Please note that this destination is located in Banda Aceh and is accessible by ferry in Balohan, Sabang.

With rows and rows of hotels on the fringes, this area serves as a hunting ground for local culinary and souvenirs. Visitors can taste the famous soto matang or the delicious Acehnese brownies, right after an exciting retail therapy of handbags, purses, kufiah, and handicrafts in intricate traditional patterns. Don't forget to try the legendary Aceh Gayo coffee and take some beans home with you! Please note that this destination is located in Banda Aceh and is accessible by ferry in Balohan, Sabang.

Located right in the heart of the island, this market offers a little bit of everything for the visitors to take home, from the local delicacies like bakpia and dodol, to keyrings and clothes with the region's unique style. Shoppers will have an unforgettable experience blending among locals in the bustling traditional market.