Pantai Lembupurwo, Coastal destination in Mirit, Indonesia
Pantai Lembupurwo is a beach in Mirit with a wide sandy shoreline shaped by strong waves and bordered by pine forests. The coast displays varied natural features including sand dunes, mangrove areas, and coastal vegetation.
The beach formed through the natural accumulation of sand and sediments shaped by the waves of the Java Sea. Over time, a lagoon developed between the sand dunes, retaining water and defining the coastal landscape.
Local residents cultivate fruit in small gardens along the access paths, including guavas in private plots that reflect the region's agricultural traditions.
The beach is best visited in early morning when conditions are calmer and fewer people are around. Bring footwear or sandals since the sand and rocks have uneven areas in some spots.
The lagoon between the sand dunes contains saltwater that seeps through the porous sand layer from the nearby coast. This unusual formation creates an unexpected lake amid the otherwise dry dunes.
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