Surfing in Roti Island

Located in East Nusa Tenggara, roti island between the Indian Ocean to the west and the East Timor Sea. It is 80 kilometers from the southwest, northeast and about 23 kilometers wide and covers more 467 1210 square kilometers. Roti island is part of Kupang Regency, but has its own Regency. Along with some other smaller islands easily as Ndao, he represented Kabupaten (Regency), which roti Ndao. The capital is Ba'a roti, which is located west of the island. Ash village located on the northeast side of roti, and the southern side of a large sheltered bay. This sandy beaches and mangroves and coral reefs located in the heart. In Dana deserted island (also known as Ndana) just south of the South Island of Indonesia routine.

Roti island is beautiful mountains, valleys and the escarpment but is under water, here's where beauty is good for diving with impressive walls and caverns, and has a wide variety of marine life. Agriculture is the largest source of employment. Fishing is also important, especially in the eastern village role. In the village of ash, sandy beach drops off sharply provide deep water anchor close inshore. Bay is beneficial and provides shelter from the year strong east and west monsoonal winds.
There island is a big surf to the south around the village Nembralla. There are beautiful beaches, which offers panoramic views of natural and charming sunsets. Nembralla Beach is one of very few beaches ideal for surfing. June and October are the best months of surfing and the fact no break waves with surfers from around the world.

Roti island architecture is unique, and this is their exquisite Ikat weaving. Roti has many historical sites, including fine antique Chinese porcelain and ancient art and tradition. People of traditional musical instrument Sasando roti comes from the island.

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Passenger ferry operate daily between Kupang and manager, a mangrove fringed bay on the north-western part of the roti. A motor boat also travels twice a week between ash and Namosain village in Kupang. The trip takes about four hours, depending on weather conditions.