Kawasari Beach

Nearby dining options cater to diverse tastes, including Republik Seafood (link), renowned for its fresh seafood and 24/7 service, and Logband Cozy Resto & Bakery Waisai (link) offering halal dishes and desserts. Aghina Cafe and Restaurant (link) serves Manado-inspired cuisine, while MAMBERAMO (LIVE) SEAFOOD (link) is celebrated for its Chinese seafood dishes. Ikan Bakar Jaman Now Dada Tuna (link) specializes in grilled fish and budget-friendly options.

Accommodations include Swiss Belhotel Manokwari (link), featuring an outdoor pool and spa, and Swiss-Belhotel Jayapura (link) with oceanfront views. Swiss-Belhotel Cendrawasih Biak (link) offers chic rooms and a karaoke lounge. Meridian Adventure Scuba Dive Resort & Marina (link) provides diving tours and pool access. Note: Most hotels listed are in nearby cities like Biak and Jayapura, reflecting limited immediate options in Waromi.

Basic amenities include restrooms and picnic areas, though detailed facilities aren’t explicitly mentioned. Rental equipment for water activities may be available locally, as snorkeling and swimming are popular. For tailored services, visitors might need to inquire locally or rely on nearby hotel facilities.

Swimming and snorkeling in clear waters are highlights, alongside beach volleyball and relaxation. The calm environment suits families, while adventure seekers can explore marine life. Kayaking and paddleboarding aren’t explicitly mentioned but are plausible given the coastal setting.

No specific accessibility features are documented, though some nearby restaurants offer wheelchair-friendly restrooms. Beach terrain may pose challenges without ramps or specialized pathways.

Specific parking details are unavailable, but free street parking is common in similar Papuan beaches. Paid lots may exist near busier areas, though Kawasari’s secluded nature suggests limited formal facilities.

Kawasari remains relatively undiscovered, offering a quieter alternative to busier Papuan beaches. Its proximity to Raja Ampat’s biodiversity corridor hints at rich marine ecosystems, though specific wildlife sightings are unconfirmed.

Nearby, Wari Beach (1.5km white sands) offers snorkeling spots, while Raja Ampat’s Waiwo Beach features piers and coral reefs. Biak Island’s historical sites and Jayapura’s cultural landmarks are within driving distance.