About Wafsarak Waterfall
Wafsarak Waterfall is a coastal waterfall located in Kampung Wafsarak, Warsa District, Biak Numfor Regency, Papua, Indonesia, on the northern coast of Biak Island. The waterfall flows directly into the sea, creating a rare meeting of freshwater and seawater. Surrounded by forested cliffs and rocky shoreline, it is notable for its scenic coastal setting, clear water, and relatively accessible location about 70 km from Biak city, making it a distinctive natural attraction in Papua.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a waterfall flowing over a low forested cliff directly onto a rocky beach and into the sea. The setting includes clear freshwater pools at the base, rocky shoreline, surrounding tropical vegetation and views of the northern coast of Biak Island. Visitors can explore the beach area, wade or swim near the mouth of the falls, take photographs of the waterfall meeting the ocean, and enjoy the natural coastal-forest environment. Access involves a road journey from Biak city followed by a short walk on uneven natural paths.
Key highlights
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Coastal waterfall that flows directly into the sea
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Clear freshwater pools at the base suitable for wading
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Scenic setting with forested cliffs and rocky beach
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Located on the northern coast of Biak Island in Warsa District
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Relatively natural and undeveloped environment
Route
| By air | Fly to Frans Kaisiepo Airport in Biak, then continue by road to Warsa District |
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| By road | Accessible by car or motorbike from Biak city via the Biak - Warsa road, approximately 2-2.5 hours (about 70 km) to Kampung Wafsarak, followed by a short walk to the beach |