About Wera Beach
Wera Beach (Pantai Wera) is a coastal attraction located in Wera District, Bima Regency on the northeastern coast of Sumbawa Island, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. The beach is known for its dark sandy shoreline, calm waters, and active traditional fishing village with colorful outrigger boats. Framed by hills and facing the Flores Sea, it offers a quiet, scenic setting that reflects the maritime character of the Wera community.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long stretch of dark sand and calm sea water bordered by hills and a traditional fishing settlement. The shoreline is lined with moored wooden outrigger boats and fishing activity, with open views across the Flores Sea. The environment is quiet and rural, suitable for beach walking, photography, and observing local fishing life. Basic stalls and open areas are available along the beach access.
Key highlights
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Dark sandy beach on the Flores Sea coast of Wera District
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Active traditional fishing village with colorful outrigger boats
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Calm waters suitable for wading and beach walking
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Scenic coastal views framed by surrounding hills
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Quiet rural atmosphere away from urban centers
Culture & Context
The beach is central to the maritime culture of Wera community, where traditional boat building and fishing remain primary livelihoods and shape daily coastal life.
Route
| By air | Fly to Sultan Muhammad Salahuddin Airport (BMU) in Bima, then continue by road to Wera |
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| By road | Accessible by road from Bima city, approximately 30-40 km northeast to Wera District via the main Bima-Wera road; travel by private car, rented motorbike or taxi is most common |