Kei Kecil's Refreshing Natural Spring Pool
Kolam Pemandian Evu, or the Evu Swimming Pool, is a beloved natural freshwater spring and pool nestled within a lush, green setting in Kei Kecil. This serene spot offers crystal-clear, cool water, providing a refreshing escape from the tropical heat. It's a popular local gathering place, ideal for families and anyone looking to enjoy a natural, calm swimming experience surrounded by verdant foliage. The tranquil atmosphere makes it a perfect place to unwind and connect with nature.
Kolam Pemandian Evu is easily accessible by scooter or car from Langgur or your accommodation (approximately 20-30 minutes). Roads are mostly paved, leading directly to or very close to the entrance. Signage is generally present, indicating the way to this well-known local attraction.
Interactive map of Kolam Pemandian Evu.
There are no direct accommodations right on Kolam Pemandian Evu Beach, but its close proximity to many other destinations offers convenient options:
Generally October - April offers more sunshine and less heavy rain, which keeps the spring waters clear and inviting. It's pleasant to visit any time of day, but mid-day can be particularly refreshing when the sun is warmest. Weekends might be busier with local families.
Enjoy a refreshing dip in the cool, clear natural spring water.
Capture the beauty of the natural pool and its verdant surroundings.
Unwind in the tranquil setting, surrounded by lush greenery.
A safe and enjoyable spot for families with children.
Bring a picnic to enjoy by the water (ensure to pack out all trash).
Experience a popular local spot and interact with friendly residents.
Options are limited but delicious right on the spot, offering crabs and shellfish. In other locations there are proper café and restaurants, while most other meals come from homestays or small stalls serving Maluku specialties.
Grilled or fried, often caught the same day. Ask your homestay or a beach warung.
Commonly served in coconut-based sauces or simply steamed with spices.
Fresh, delicious, and always available, grilled fish is prepared with expert hands and is an absolute must-try.
Local fried banana fritters made with sago flour—crispy, sweet, and unique to Kei.
Fried cassava or potato bites, usually eaten as a snack with sambal.
Tiny clams gathered along the shore; often boiled or stir-fried with chili.
Tip: Most meals are arranged through homestays or small family stalls. Bring cash, and be prepared for simple but delicious local cooking.
Yes. It's a very popular spot for local families and generally safe, but children should be supervised.
Yes, there are often small local stalls near the entrance selling delicious food and drinks, but availability can vary.
Yes, there is usually a small entrance fee collected by local caretakers for maintenance.
Yes, it's a popular and refreshing spot for swimming in its clear freshwater pool.
