Kodingareng Keke
Pulau Kodingareng Keke
An uninhabited sandbar of white sand in the Spermonde Archipelago, with clear water, a popular spot for snorkelling and diving from Makassar.
Kodingareng Keke is an uninhabited sandbar in the Spermonde Archipelago. Its surrounding shallows are rich in coral and fish, and its water is clearer than at Samalona Island, making it a regular stop for local dive shops. Chartering a boat from the city pier takes about 40 to 60 minutes. There are no food or fresh water facilities on the island, so bring your own food and sun protection. It is often combined with Samalona in a one-day island-hopping trip.
Opening hours
Daytime
Nearby sights
- Samalona Island
- Trans Studio Makassar
- Akkarena Beach
- Fort Rotterdam
- 99 Domes Mosque
- Kelenteng Xiang Ma
- Makassar City Museum
- Losari Beach