After a long break again haha, I can’t even promise myself for being actively blogging. So I decided to just do it whenever I want, not to push so hard. But it’s likely that I always come back here even though it needs several month breaks because of that feeling of longing for blogging maybe, that just what I thought because I have that kind of feeling right now.

And from now on I will challenge myself for using english in this blog. Because I have to get used to it. So pardon me if there is still a lot of grammar error.

Two weeks ago, we went to the beach for a little escape. It’s on Gunung Kidul, around 2 hours ride from our place. Actually, it’s a pretty random trip, I ask my other friend just at night before we went. And we just decided where to go on the d-day. Our picked is went to Ngeden beach because it’s not really far compared to other beaches in Gunung Kidul. But still, my body felt cramped because it’s been a while since I rode for a pretty long distance. Ngeden was not really a touristy beach, because of its access was a bit difficult. It can be reached using a car, but I won’t recommend it. Because the last 2 km road still not paved with asphalt and it’s enough for one car, but it can be hard if there’s two car passing.

The beach itself has three different spots that can be reached by just a little walking. That’s why it became my favorite beach.

The first spot is a sandy beach. The water and the sand color is just a perfect combo. It was a really hot day. We went to the cliff first. The cliff itself is the third spot. On the way to the cliff, there’s the second spot. It’s a coral beach. I don’t know if we can go down there. But I thought it just too dangerous because of the high tide and small shore. Finally, the third spot. It’s on the top of the cliff and there’s a hut where we can have rest. This view is from the hut. Beautiful isn’t it?  Before went back, we played for a little while on the sandy beach.

It’s such a nice escape. Because of this covid-19 things, we have a travel restriction for the last few months. But I feel blessed because I live in Jogja, it has a lot of hidden nature spots like this where there are just little people that come, so we can still do the social distancing protocols while enjoying the nature.