Indonesia is rich in marine tourism, including West Sumatra in general and the city of Pariaman in particular. The form of marine tourism is like visiting small islands in our area. Next, we discuss the language of one of the islands in the city of Pariaman that is interesting to explore, namely Kasiak Island. Administratively, this island is included in the territory of the North Pariaman Regency, Pariaman City, West Sumatra Province, Indonesia. The word associated with this island, Kasiak, comes from the Minang language which means sand. Kasiak Island has white sand, clear sea water and calm environment which makes visitors to Kasiak Island feel comfortable and calm because this island is not as busy as Angso Duo Island which is specifically designed for tourism.
The topography of this island is relatively flat with white sand beaches. This island is covered in various trees ranging from coconut palms, sea hibiscus to mangroves. The swell in the water is quite calm, so tourists can safely snorkel and dive. Many also come specifically to fish due to the many preserved marine habitats here. Yes, Kasiak Island is also home to leatherback and hawksbill turtles. Because this is where the turtle crossing is even one of the places where turtles lay their eggs. Therefore, this island is also known as Conservation Island to preserve its beauty. For snorkeling and diving, this island will delight our eyes because we will see the underwater world that still preserves its authenticity, with different types of coral reefs, different fish and sometimes we can find turtles on this island of Kasiak. on Kasiak Island, visited by National Geographic. If you are coming from Padang city, you can start your journey from Simpang Haru Station, Basko Station or Tabing Station.
From the station, enjoy a 1 hour 30 minute train ride to Pariaman Station, which is located in the tourist area of Gondoriah Beach, not far from the station. So from Gondoriah beach this is the crossing gate to Kasiak Island. There you can look for means of transport to help you cross.
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