About Liang Beach
Liang Beach, also known as Hunimua Beach, is a white-sand coastal attraction in Liang Village, Salahutu District, Central Maluku Regency on the northeastern coast of Ambon Island, Maluku. It is notable for its long stretch of fine white sand, clear turquoise water and calm waves. The beach is one of the most visited beaches near Ambon city and is known for swimming, snorkeling and family recreation.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long curved bay with fine white sand, clear shallow turquoise water and a backdrop of coastal hills and coconut trees. The beach area is open with gazebos and shaded seating along the shore, food stalls selling local snacks and grilled fish, and calm water suitable for swimming and wading. The setting is developed for day visitors with parking, toilets and changing areas, and views across the Banda Sea.
Key highlights
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Long stretch of fine white sand
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Clear turquoise shallow water with calm waves
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Scenic bay setting backed by hills and coconut trees
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Popular swimming and snorkeling spot near Ambon
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Gazebos and shaded seating for family gatherings
Culture & Context
A main recreational beach for residents of Ambon Island and Central Maluku, used for family gatherings, weekend recreation and local food culture centered on coastal village life.
Route
| By road | Approximately 35-40 km northeast of Ambon city via the coastal road through Salahutu, about 1 to 1.5 hours by car or motorbike |
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| By public transport | Shared taxis and angkot/minibuses operate from Ambon city to Liang village, followed by short walk to beach entrance |