The sun had not been high when YogYES arrived at Indrayanti beach.
Two sea snails moved slowly in a rocks niche, did not care that the wave
was sweeping away. A bunch of teenagers was chatting while occasionally
posing for picture taken. In the west appeared 3 people were running
around chasing the waves, while others were relaxing in middle of the
gazebo while enjoying the fresh young coconut directly served with
fruit. Some inns conceptualized the back to nature stand proudly beneath
the hill, while the stilt house and the huts that resemble honai
(Papuan traditional house) were standing near the shore. A yellow jet
ski was piled in the restaurant corner.
Located on the east coast of Sundak Beach, the beach that
is lined by rocky cliff is one of the beaches that presents different
views with other beaches in Gunung Kidul. Not only decorated with white
sand, rocky hill, and the clear blue water as if calling for tourists to
dive into it, Indrayanti Beach is also equipped with a row of
restaurants and cafes and inns that will spoil tourists. A variety of
menu ranging from seafood to fried rice can be ordered in a restaurant
facing the beach. At night, gazebos at the beach will look pretty as lit
by flickering lights. Enjoying dinner at the cafe accompanied by the
sound of the wind and the waves will be an unforgettable romantic
experience.
Mentioning the name of Indrayanti Beach ealier got a lot of
controversy. Indrayanti is not the name of the beach, but the name of
the cafe and restaurant owner. Since the name Indrayanti was displayed
on the board of this beach cafe and restaurant, eventually people called
this beach by the name of Indrayanti Beach. While the government named
this beach as Pulang Syawal Beach. But the name of Indrayanti is more
popular and more commonly known than Pulang Syawal. The involvement of
private parties in the management of Indrayanti Beach apparently helped
bring a positive impact. Unlike the other beaches that are rather dirty,
the shoreline along Indrayanti Beach looks clean and free from rubbish.
This is because the manager does not hesitate to impose a fine for each
waste disposed by tourists carelessly. Therefore Indrayanti Beach
becomes a comfortable place to visit.
After enjoying a plate of fried rice and coconut ice in the gazebo, YogYES headed for the hills on the east side. Since there was no road, passing through bushes and shrubs while climbing rocks became an option. Arriving on the top of the hill, the views bounded by the Indian Ocean outspread. Some birds flew, carrying reeds to build a nest. The sound of the wave and the wind combined created a beautiful and soothing orchestra. YogYES looked to the west. Some beaches separated by hills looked lining up, gazebo and stage house looked small, whereas people looked like a little man. When dusk approached, this place would become a good spot to watch the sun returning to its resting place. Unfortunately YogYES had to hurry go home. Although not having seen a beautiful sunset, the charm of Indrayanti Beach has been imprinted in the heart.
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