Indonesia | Go early! Glass Lake! Diamond Sea!

On an Indonesian island with few international tourists🌴 There is a blue diamond lake called Paisupok by the locals💎 Which means 'black water' or 'dark water'🌊 Recently, this hidden gem has its own dedicated tag on Instagram🔖 It's a place where buyer's show and seller's show are very close The color of the water changes with the sunlight🌞 Most importantly, it's very clear💧 Almost like glass, you can clearly see the bottom of the lake🔍 —— If departing from within the country, the following is the most suitable itinerary ♥How to get there · Fly domestically to Bali or Jakarta🛫 · Take a domestic flight to Makassar and transfer to Luwuk · After arriving in Luwuk, go to Pelabuhan Rakyat port🚢 · Take a ferry (wooden boat) to Leme Leme on Peleng Island🛥 · Or take a speedboat (1 hour), you can see dolphins on the way🐬 · Rent a motorcycle/car from Leme port to Paisupok (23 km) · Arrive at the parking lot, walk for 5 minutes to reach the lake🚶‍♂ · Take the ferry back to Luwuk from Leme (every morning at 8 am)🛥 ♥Ferry Time: Every day at 2 pm, the journey takes 2 hours (often late)⏰ Price: 54,000 rupiah, about 3 dollars, can be purchased on the spot💰 Capacity: 50-100 people Facilities: There are bunks and benches on the boat (not very comfortable)🛏 Private room: You can rent a small room with bunk beds and a fan for an extra 50,000 rupiah ♥Speedboat Price: 150,000-400,000 rupiah (100-250 dollars)💳 Advantages: Fast, customizable itinerary, team up to share the cost👫 —— Basic information: 📍 Location: Luk Panenteng area, Banggai Regency, Sulawesi Province, Indonesia 📃 Name: Paisupok Lake/Paisupok Lake ✈️ Arrival: Fly domestically to Jakarta/Bali and take a boat 📄 VISA: Visa-free (entry through Jakarta, Bali)📜 💵 Currency: Indonesian Rupiah 💷 💱 Exchange rate: 1:2270 💹 🗣 Language: Indonesian 🗨 🎫 Ticket: Tourism costs ·Lake entrance: 5,000 Indonesian rupiah ·Parking spot (motorcycle): 3,000 Indonesian rupiah ·Parking spot (car): 10,000 Indonesian rupiah —— Best time to visit: Season: All year round🌈 Dry season: April-November, try to avoid the rainy season☔ Date: Weekdays are best, avoid weekends and Indonesian holidays Time: Afternoon is best, the water is dark in the morning, not good for photography, and it's too cold for swimming —— 💴 On-site rental fees (negotiable, in Indonesian rupiah) Canoe rental: 30,000 Paddleboard rental: 100,000 Snorkeling gear rental: 50,000 Gazebo rental: 30,000 GoPro rental: 200,000 (including photographer 150,000) Camping overnight: 35,000 The above fees are for reference, as more people visit, prices may fluctuate haha