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Sabang
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Sabang cruise port guide

Sabang is city consisting of an interesting mix of fishing villages and colonial villas across six islands. Adventurous travelers enjoy hiking through the volcanic mountains, while those seeking rest and relaxation will find their place on the pristine beaches, virtually untouched by tourism. Be sure to visit a traditional Acehnese coffee shop and savor the locally grown coffee served along with traditional cakes. Enjoy a fresh fish lunch or the diverse variety of noodles prepared by very friendly locals.

About Sabang

Sabang is a city on Weh Island off the northern tip of Sumatra, known as Indonesia's northernmost and westernmost city. It was historically an important Dutch colonial free port and coaling station, and today offers pristine diving and snorkeling in its protected marine waters near the Malacca Strait.

Iboih Beach and Rubiah Island offer some of the best diving and snorkeling in the region. The KM 0 monument marks Indonesia's westernmost point. WWII-era Japanese fortifications and bunkers can be explored across the island.

Quick facts

Port quick facts
Country Indonesia
Coordinates 5.8880, 95.3165
Available cruises 3