Karang Copong
Sea-carved reef rocks with a tunnel at the northern tip of Peucang Island, reached by a rainforest trail. It's a classic sunset spot on the island.
Karang Copong lies at the northern tip of Peucang Island. Its name means 'the reef with holes,' because waves have carved tunnels and sea cliffs into the coral reef rock, with the Sunda Strait behind it. From the island's accommodation area, it's about an hour's walk (around 2 km) along a rainforest path. Along the way you'll pass tall buttress trees, hornbills and troops of monkeys. Most groups set out in the late afternoon, watch the sunset from the reef rocks, and return by headlamp. Wear non-slip shoes and bring a headlamp and insect repellent. You can also take a boat around to the north coast to view the sea cliffs.
Opening hours
All day (evening recommended)