Pangandaran beach is a beach facing the Indian Ocean. White sand and black sand are accompanied by natural, beautiful, and natural conditions, plus a clean and calm environment and spectacular sunset views. On this Pangandaran beach, there is a land that juts into the sea known as what is now a nature reserve or protected forest known as the Pananjung Nature Reserve covering an area of ââ¬â¹Ã¢â¬â¹530 hectares, this cape which slows down or reduces big waves to get to the beach and the distance between high and low tide is relatively long thereby enabling people to swim safely. Inside there are caves formed hundreds or even thousands of years. The natural cave contains stalactite rocks (deposits in the form of hard rock) and granite rocks hanging from the ceiling. The condition of the beach protruding into the sea makes the waves gentle enough so that many fishermen from other areas come.
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