Things to do in Kei Islands
Discover the best attractions and experiences Kei Islands has to offer
Historic Monuments
Discover the remnants of Kei's coastal history and old fortifications that tell stories of seafaring traders.
Benteng Tual (Tual Fort)
Historic Dutch-era fort ruins overlooking the coast near Tual, offering atmospheric views at sunset.
Langgur Old Port Ruins
Remnants of an old harbor from early trading days, now a scenic glimpse into the past.
Kei Coastal Watchtowers
Crumbled watchtowers along the coastline, a nod to maritime history and great photo spots.
Museums
Gain insight into Kei culture, history, and daily life through small local museums.
Kei Islands Museum
Exhibits on Kei culture, traditional crafts, and local history.
Langgur Heritage House
A compact gallery showcasing artifacts and stories from the islands.
Tual Cultural Center
Displays on Kei customs, music, and way of life for visitors.
Religious Monuments
Significant religious sites across Kei offer insight into local faith and community life.
St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, Langgur
A central church in Langgur with its own architectural character.
Masjid Raya Langgur
A major mosque serving the Kei community and visitors alike.
Gereja Kei Tradisional
Historic church sites reflecting the island's Christian heritage.
National & Theme Parks
Protected marine areas and scenic parks showcase Kei's natural beauty and biodiversity.
Kei Besar Marine Park
Protected marine area known for clear waters and vibrant reefs.
Kei Kecil Coral Garden Reserve
Marine reserve preserving coral gardens and fish life.
Luaslaut Strait Viewpoint Park
Coastal park with panoramic views over the Kei archipelago.
Neighborhoods
Explore the main towns and village spaces that shape daily life in Kei.
Langgur Townfront
Bustling waterfront area with markets, eateries, and easy access to ferries.
Tual City Center
Central part of the Kei islands' main urban hub with shops and cafes.
Konggo Village
Traditional Kei village known for crafts and warm local hospitality.
Free Things to Do
Low-cost or free experiences to enjoy Kei's natural beauty and laid-back vibe.
Sunrise at Pantai Pasir Panjang
Begin the day with a peaceful sunrise along the white sands.
Snorkel from the shore
Explore nearby shallow reefs with basic gear at your own pace.
Walk along Langgur waterfront
Relaxed stroll along the coast with sea breezes and local life.
Gastronomy
Sample Kei's coastal cuisine, featuring fresh fish and traditional sago-based dishes.
Papeda with Ikan Cakalang
Sago porridge served with grilled fish, a staple Maluku dish.
Ikan Bakar Kei style
Char-grilled fish with local spices and herbs.
Kolak Kusala and local fruits
Sweet desserts and tropical fruits from the islands.
Nightlife
Evenings in Kei offer markets, music, and relaxed beachfront hangouts.
Local night market stroll
Sample street snacks and mingle with residents after dark.
Traditional Kei music show
Evening performances featuring regional songs and dances.
Beachfront bonfire gatherings
Casual nights by the sea with locals and travelers.
Entertainment
Relaxed activities and island-themed fun for all ages.
Boat trips to nearby islets
Short scenic boat rides to uninhabited islets for swimming.
Fishing charters
Join a local crew for a sunset fishing experience.
Photography at coastal viewpoints
Capture scenic archipelago seascapes and sunsets.
Sports
Water-based adventures and light outdoor activities to suit all levels.
Snorkeling in Kei reef zones
Discover colorful marine life in calm, clear waters.
Diving trips around Kei Kecil
Explore vibrant reefs on guided diving excursions.
Kayaking along coastlines
Paddle through sheltered bays and mangrove-lined shores.
Off the Track
Go beyond the typical itinerary with local culture and hidden spots.
Visit Kei village crafts
Watch locals weave baskets and carve wood with traditional methods.
Traditional Kei cooking class
Learn to prepare local dishes with a host family.
Boat trip to uninhabited islands
Explore pristine, secluded beaches away from crowds.