Mansinam Island is located near Manokwari in West Papua, known for its pristine white sandy beach and clear waters, making it ideal for swimming and snorkeling. The island is historically significant as the first site where Christianity was introduced to Papua by two German missionaries in 1855. It features a small village, a notable church, and a statue of Christ. The island's peaceful nature, coconut trees, and lush vegetation make it a great spot for relaxation. However, it lacks extensive accommodations and services.
The beach offers a serene atmosphere with opportunities for snorkeling and swimming, although seasonal trash buildup can occur. Visitors can explore the island's historical sites, including remnants of an old church and a well-built by early missionaries.
Mansinam Island is accessible by renting a speedboat from Manokwari City, making it a convenient day trip for those interested in history, nature, and tranquility.