Exotissimo takes guests out of Jogjakarta to World of Rare Sand Dunes and Tropical Beaches

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(Free-Press-Release.com) July 12, 2011 -- Jogjakarta is considered by many as Indonesia’s center of art and education with good opportunities for shopping. Its close location to Borobudur and Prambanan also make it a good headquarters for UNESCO temple exploration. The town is also becoming well-known as a starting point for some of the island’s beaches, sand dunes, cave and other religious sites.

The journey starts with a drive to Depok Beach. The place is famous for its fish market and surrounding restaurants. Guests will pick out their lunch at the market, have the chef at one of the bistros cook it to their desire and then dine on it.

The experience after lunch starts with the area’s sand dunes, a rare occurrence in Southeast Asia. Afterwards, a set of spiritual experiences await, with a stop at the graveyard of Syeh Bela Belu and the popular meditation spot of Langse Cave where a rewarding climb awaits.

Before heading to Jogjakarta, guests will have one last experience in the area by climbing the rocky hills for sunset views of the area.

It is highly suggested that guests not wear green for this trip, as the local people believe that it will bring misfortune.

More information of the tour can be seen at: http://www.exotissimo.com/travel/indonesia/daytrips/java-sand-dunes-and-beaches-jogjakarta/.

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