Hatta Island, World Class Charming Class at Banda Neira

Banda Islands or better known as Banda Neira in Maluku is a popular tourist attraction in Eastern Indonesia. One spot that is able to drape the eyes of the tourists is Hatta Island.

Located at the extreme east of the Banda Islands, Hatta Island has a very breathtaking panorama. Beautiful white sand beach covered with blue sea water typical of the Banda Islands, so its own bias for every tourist who comes to visit.

More unique because the beach area is only a few meters from the water limit. So, it does not take long to see the deep sea surface or the so-called trough.

The beauty of the underwater biota was spelled out incredible. You can swim while accompanied by a collection of ornamental fish to a unique tropical coral reef that is still very beautiful and well groomed.

The deeper you dive, the more stunning the underwater scenery. Not surprisingly, Hatta Island became the favorite spot for local and foreign diver if you are vacationing in Banda Islands.

In addition to the subject of underwater tourism, Hatta Island is also known for its panorama sunset, you know. If dusk has arrived, the tourists flocked to the edge of the beach to see the sunset.

Sunset on Hatta Island is special. Gradations of orange color turns dense when the sun begins to fade slowly, creating a beautiful effect for anyone looking at. The eastern breeze is blowing casually, accompanying your togetherness with the unforgettable nature of Hatta Island.

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In addition to saving the beauty, Hatta Island comes with an interesting historical side to be kidnapped. Moreover, this one island is the living witness of alienation of Indonesia's first vice-president, Mohammad Hatta.

Together with Sutan Sjahrir, the revolutionary Indonesian independence, Bung Hatta was thrown out by the Dutch Government after the party he led, the Partai Nasional Indonesia (PNI) was considered radical.

For six years, the two nationalist figures must stay in Banda Neira, writing various articles that are struggling for the media in the country. Before the end, Hatta and Sjahrir returned to Jakarta to formulate the Proclamation of Indonesian Independence in 1942.

Well, to remember, the Government of Maluku also named one of the five important islands in the Banda Islands under the name Hatta. Wow, interesting to visit!