Ngurtavur Beach

Ngurtavur Beach is a white-sand beach on the Kei Islands in Ngilngof Village, Manyeuw District, Southeast Maluku Regency, Maluku, Indonesia. It is notable for a 2-kilometer sandbar that emerges at low tide, stretching into the sea toward Warbal Island. The beach features clear turquoise water, fine white sand, and undeveloped surroundings. It is regarded as one of the most scenic beaches in Maluku and a signature attraction of the Kei Islands.

Visitors can expect a long stretch of fine white sand and very clear turquoise water with a narrow sandbar that appears at low tide extending about 2 km into the sea. The beach is undeveloped and natural, with views toward Warbal Island and surrounding islets. Access is by boat from Ngilngof Village. Areas to explore include the main shoreline, the exposed sandbar at low tide, and shallow waters suitable for wading, swimming and photography.

The beach is located in the traditional area of the Kei people and is part of the coastal livelihood and customary marine area of Ngilngof Village, valued locally for its natural beauty and as a community tourism asset.