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BEACH PETANAHAN


Sightseeing Petanahan Beach is an annual. This is because visitors who come to Obwis (Tourism), the most in one year only twice. Lebaran Idul Fitri and Idul Adha on, or the feast of Qurban. Only, these Obwis has its uniqueness compared to other Obwis in Kebumen. Visitors not only from the outside Kebumen, but the communities surrounding these locations, ie the community district fixed Petanahan taking the time to come to the beach. The beach is situated in the Village District Petanahan Karanggadung this, it seems it has its own peculiarities. As if there is the lure for visitors who never came. Although they were only to enjoy the ocean waves as there's no chasing incessantly. Even the body heat of the sun sting Tourists who come to the beach, such as Idul Fitri, especially on the day of the seventh and eighth. But visitors to the endless night. In fact, they should come up to Coast Petanahan coincide. Post From :http://www.kebumenkab.go.id/
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