Paradise In Parangtritis.

Its May, yay! I was in Jogja that morning, woke up because Ibu turns the TV on and the sound of the water drops from the bathroom. With my glued eyes, i turned right and right my view is an old building, with balcony full of flowers and a lady just done drying her washed clothes. Indahnyaaa....
Long story short, kita akan ke pantai hari ini! To be honest im not that "beach" kind of girl. Pantai itu panas, berpasir, dan bau amis. Tapi tetep aja bikin saya excited!

Setelah ketemuan sama pemilik rental mobil, kita akhirnya berangkat juga menuju bagian selatan Jogja ini. Dari Malioboro ke Parangtritis sekitar 2 jam--sebenernya sejam juga bisa tapi karna kita jalannya nyantai ya jadi lama lol. To be honest, pemandangan menuju ke Parangtritis was soo freaking beautiful. Sampai di sana, ternyata sepi. Mungkin memang karna hari itu hari senin dan bukan minggu minggu liburan sekolah. Masuknya sih geratis, yang bayar adalah parkirnya HAHAHAHA
Dan saya sarankan untuk bawa minum dan makan sendiri karna disana mahal, hehehehehehehe ini mah ngirit namanya..

Disana kita naik Delman, karna lumayan jauh kalau mau jalan dari ujung satu ke ujung lain. Too bad saya ga sempat menyaksikan sunset disini yang katanya super beautiful, yaudah, saya jadikan itu salah satu travel list saya.

Walaupun yaa gitu gitu aja, air, pasir, air, pasir, yang bikin saya sangat suka sama pantai ini adalah tebing dan batu batu di pinggir pantainya. Samaaa seperti beberapa pantai di Bali yang pernah saya datangi, ini adalah pantai dengan pemandangan tebing yang sayngat indah , here are some of the pics







Yang membuat pantai ini berbeda adalah, adanya gumuk pasir di sekitaran pantai yang bisa jadi objek foto yang sangat menarik. Lagi, sayangnya saya tidak kesana :(
Tapi over all, sebagai objek wisata yang paling populer di Jogja, memang Parangtritis ini wajib di kunjungi bagi kalian yang sedang berwisata ke Jogja. <3
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