Sweet Water Beach, is one of the beaches located in the city of Padang is interesting to visit. This beach has a charm of beautiful beaches with waves gulungnan breezy. When blown beach breezes, the gentle sound of waves along the coast, thus making the feel of a cool and serene. If sea water is receding, the tourists can walk along the shore that is wide enough to see stunning ocean while stretching in front of the eye.
Sweet Water Beach has sand that whitish brown that lay along the broad and gently sloping beach. Therefore, this beach is great for a picnic, playing the waves, surfing and camping.Sweet Water Beach, there is also the inscription "Matin Kundang the prodigal son." Inscription in the form of stone from the rubble and remains of the former ship master Kundang. When the waves menghempas rock, the sound of splashing water formations such as voice wailing and crying. The tourists can also see up close the legendary Stone Malin Kundang it.
Not far from the beach, an island that appears to stand with graceful, so attractive to visit. The island is known as Little Banana Island. This island looks like two separate islands, although in fact incorporated into one. If visiting Little Banana Island, tourists will find that many monkeys on the loose. Although not benign, these monkeys do not disturb the tourists.
Sweet Water Beach is located in the Southern District of Padang, Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia.
To go to the Sweet Water beach, the tourists can use land transportation. From Airport Ketaping to the location, many vehicles that serve these routes. the tourists can take advantage of special public transit airports, or public transportation which serves the route with a travel time about 30 minutes.
In the vicinity of Sweet Water Beach Padang available some average inn run by local people, so the rent is not So also expensive. Likewise with dining. Along the coast there are food stalls that can be utilized for dining fun.
In addition, also available some tourist facilities, such as motor vehicle parking, coastal ring road, the roof of the beach umbrellas, marine craft, bathroom and mushalla.