Pohon Cinta Beach

Pohon Cinta Beach is a coastal attraction in Pohuwato Timur Village, Marisa District, Pohuwato Regency, Gorontalo Province, Indonesia. It is notable for a solitary tree growing on a small islet offshore, connected by a wooden pier, which has become an iconic symbol of love. The beach features calm waters, white sand, and sunset views over Tomini Bay, making it a popular local destination for photography and leisure.

Visitors can expect a small sandy beach on Tomini Bay with calm, shallow water and a distinctive lone tree standing on a tiny offshore islet. A long wooden pier connects the shore to the tree, serving as the main walkway and photo spot. The area includes simple gazebos, food stalls, and open shoreline for sightseeing, sunset viewing, and casual swimming. The setting is open and flat with views of the bay and surrounding coastline.

The beach developed as a local tourism destination after the lone tree on the offshore islet became a landmark. The wooden pier was built to provide access to the tree, which has since become an emblem of Pohuwato Regency.

Known locally as a symbol of love, the Pohon Cinta is popular among couples for photography and is used as a community leisure and gathering place for residents of Pohuwato.