Overview
Pasir Panjang, also known as Ngurbloat Beach, is Kei Kecil's signature stretch of white sand. The beach is famed for its ultra fine, squeaky texture and long, gently shelving shoreline ideal for swimming and long walks at sunrise or sunset.




The smoothest sand in Indonesia. Miles of powder soft white sand and electric blue water.
Pasir Panjang, also known as Ngurbloat Beach, is Kei Kecil's signature stretch of white sand. The beach is famed for its ultra fine, squeaky texture and long, gently shelving shoreline ideal for swimming and long walks at sunrise or sunset.



From Langgur or your accommodation, reach the south coast by scooter or car (30-50 minutes depending on starting point). Roads are mostly paved; signage can be basic, offline maps recommended. Ask homestay hosts for the most direct access points.

Interactive map of Ngurbloat Beach - Pasir Panjang.
Beachfront cottages by Pasir Panjang, boutique villas in Ohoidertawun, and practical hotels in Langgur/Tual.
Ngurbloat • Cottage
Family rooms with sea views, air-conditioning, and private bathrooms
Ngurbloat • Cottage
Sea views and air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms.
Ngurbloat • Cottage
Lodge with a terrace. Guests enjoy sea views and air-conditioning
Note: availability changes seasonally. Book ahead in Oct - Apr. Many places prefer cash.
Generally October - April offers calmer seas and more sunshine. Always check local conditions; rainy spells and wind can change visibility and comfort. Sunrise and late afternoon deliver the most flattering light (and cooler temperatures) on the sand.
Long, flat stretches ideal for golden hour photos and quiet walks.
Gentle slope and sandy entry make it family friendly (observe conditions).
Set up in the shade; support small warungs when available.
Ultra fine white sand and clear water. Great for minimal, high contrast shots.
Try fresh seafood and Maluku spices at nearby stalls or homestays.
On clear nights, away from lights, the sky can be spectacular.
Options are limited right on the beach. The one proper café sits above the shoreline, while most other meals come from homestays or small stalls serving Maluku specialties.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.
Pasir Panjang beachfront
Simple café with one of the best views over Ngurbloat. Great for drinks, light meals, and watching the beach activity.

Fresh, delicious, and always available, grilled fish is prepared with expert hands and is an absolute must-try.

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.

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, generally the sandy entry and gentle slope make it suitable, always check daily conditions.
Yes, but availability varies by season/day. Bring water and snacks to be safe.
Yes. The long, shallow shoreline is family friendly when conditions are calm.
There is an economic tax entrance; some parking/amenities might charge small fees.