About Ora Beach
Ora Beach (Pantai Ora) is a white-sand beach on the north coast of Seram Island in Saleman Village, Seram Utara District, Central Maluku Regency, Maluku Province, Indonesia. Bordering Manusela National Park, it is noted for exceptionally clear turquoise water, vibrant coral reefs close to shore, and a backdrop of forested limestone cliffs. The beach is accessed by boat and is known for snorkeling, diving, and its overwater eco-resort accommodation.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a remote, sheltered bay with very clear turquoise water, fine white sand, and healthy coral reefs visible close to shore. The beach is backed by forested hills and limestone cliffs of Manusela National Park. Facilities are limited to the Ora Beach Eco Resort with overwater cottages, a restaurant, and boat services. Access is by small boat from Saleman Village jetty. Activities center on swimming, snorkeling, diving, photography and boat trips, with a quiet, natural environment and no urban development.
Key highlights
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Exceptionally clear turquoise water with high visibility for snorkeling
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Vibrant coral reef close to the shoreline
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White sandy beach backed by forested limestone cliffs of Manusela National Park
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Overwater cottages of Ora Beach Eco Resort
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Remote and tranquil setting accessible only by boat from Saleman Village
Culture & Context
Located adjacent to the traditional fishing village of Saleman; the local community maintains fishing livelihoods and provides boat services for visitors
Route
| By air | Fly to Pattimura Airport (AMQ) in Ambon, then take ferry from Tulehu to Amahai on Seram Island and continue by road to Saleman Village |
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| By road |