Pantai Ina Marina, Beach in Maluku Tengah, Indonesia
Pantai Ina Marina is a beach in Maluku Tengah featuring white sand and shallow turquoise water with coral reefs nearby. The shoreline curves gently into a protected bay bordered by thick forest that comes down to the water's edge.
The beach formed naturally through coral deposits and has long served as a fishing ground for local communities. The lagoon has maintained its structure for generations without significant development.
Local fishermen continue their traditional practices at Pantai Ina Marina, using small boats to navigate the waters and catch fish near the coral formations.
Getting to the beach typically involves a fast boat from Ambon to Maluku Tengah, followed by a drive and short boat ride to reach the cove. The dry season offers the best conditions for swimming and water activities.
Some accommodations are built on stilts above the water, letting guests watch marine life directly from their rooms. This style of building adapts to tidal changes and keeps the underwater lagoon mostly undisturbed.
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