Alor Regency · ID
Pantai Diddi
Diddi Beach (Pantai Diddi) sits on the southern coast of Pantar Island in Indonesia's remote Alor Archipelago, where extraordinary palatial rock formations rise roughly 30 meters above the shoreline. This largely undiscovered stretch of coast combines volcanic drama with tranquil white-sand beach, set against the backdrop of dormant cones from the Delaki-Sirung volcanic complex.
Reaching Diddi Beach requires genuine effort — a multi-hour boat journey from Kalabahi, the capital of Alor Regency, followed by overland travel across Pantar. But for adventurous travelers already exploring the world-class dive sites of the Pantar Strait, this coastline offers a rare taste of Indonesia's most untouched shores.