These are beautiful bungalows right on the waterfront at Bara Beach just outside of the South Sulawesi town of Tanjung Bira. I had a marvellous bungalow complete with a relaxing balcony overlooking the Flores Sea. With a comfortable queen sized bed, fan, and spacious bathroom my room with a view was delightful. The staff and owners were wonderful hosts. They were friendly, helpful and professional. These are very well organised and managed bungalows. The staff are also amazing cooks. The regular menu is delicious but they can also make specials including chicken curry, gado gado (the best I had in Indonesia) and fresh new potatoes in parsley and garlic butter sauce. I mainly had the squid, or cumi cumi, which was tasty in Sambal sauce with rice. Breakfast was included in the tariff and was excellent, with a choice of toast and omelette, fried rice or pancakes. It would always be accompanied by freshly squeezed watermelon or papaya juice and a serving of those fruits and or fresh banana. This would be the perfect place for remote digital nomad type work if you want to stay for a month or two. However, Baracoco Bungalows induced such a state of extreme relaxation in me that I couldn't possibly find the motivation to work here, but still if you are drawn to Indonesia for remote working then this place would be ideal, it has excellent internet connectivity. The beach is beautiful. Powder soft white sand, turquoise blue waters which fade into cerulean blue beyond the reef. Swimming was possible at high tide and either side of high tide. It's only at very low tide that swimming inside the reef is impossible, and with calm conditions you could possibly go out beyond the reef. The water was warm and cool, without being too hot. For the first 10 days that I was here the weather was perfect with warm temperatures, cool sea breezes and brilliant sunshine. For the second lot of 10 days (I stayed here for three weeks) it alternated between sunny skies and rain, intense tropical downpours especially at night. It was still pleasant however. The only difference this makes is if you have a fine day I recommend going out to Pulau Liukang Loe (Liukang Loe Island) without delay, just off the beach, about a 20 minute boat ride away. Syahrir, Andi and Rico can help organise a snorkelling trip with a trusted and reliable boat captain also owns some small chalets on the island together with restaurant there. The snorkelling is very good off Liukang Loe, although it's mostly small colourful coral fish, very few large fish seem to be present. The island and its snorkelling are much better when the sun is out, so make the most of it when you're at Baracoco. There are some challenges at Bara beach. There are problems with plastic pollution and waste, which is very sad because it is such a beautiful place. The local people do what they can to keep it clean, but new waves of plastic debris wash up (and wash out) with each incoming and outg
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