Pacitan still sound unfamiliar to many people, most know him as the birthplace of President SBY. However Pacitan actually more than that. Beautiful caves hidden in the limestone hills of the stomach, while the steep cliffs protecting the stunning beaches with surf spots that make surfers always wanted to go back. The waves are nice, friendly locals, and beaches far from the crowds make the surfer addiction to come and mingle with the waves.
Srau
Beach Srau suited for surfers who are more reliable and want a more challenging waves. While Watu Beach Bags with a beautiful stretch of white sand has a wave which, according to the surfers are world-class waves. Bruce Irons and Rizal Tanjung is a professional surfer who was stroking his barrel.
Not only the surfers who will be pampered. Klayar beach at the western end of Pacitan is a real example of beauty and keeksotikan south coast of Java. Stretch of white sand, coral-like Sphinx, perforated reef, marine fife and natural fountains make it a beach with an abundance of charm that is second to none.
When the southern part of Pacitan studded with beautiful beaches, then other areas are dominated by limestone hills. Although a challenge for farmers, but these hills save tremendous tourism potential of the natural caves are beautiful. No wonder if Pacitan known as Cave City in 1001. One of the most phenomenal is Gua Gong which is supposedly the most beautiful caves in Southeast Asia. Meanwhile, wasp Cave has stalactites and stalagmites that can produce sounds in harmony with scales, so that often sounded and played by a group of artists from the local village.
From Yogyakarta to Pacitan
Pacitan, about 108 km east of Yogyakarta, can be achieved in 3.5 hour road trip. There are no public buses, but a variety of travel options available to take your fleet at a cost of Rp. 40.000/penumpang (data th 2010). You also can use the services of a taxi or rental car. If you happened to be in Solo, you can take the bus majors Solo - Stone - Pacitan.