Pusentasi, also known as Pusat Laut, is a large sinkhole located in Limboro village in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, about a 2 hour drive from Palu. The sinkhole fills with seawater and has an underground tunnel connecting it to the sea, creating a bluish saltwater well that visitors can swim in. There are stairs available for visitors to exit the sinkhole. Adjacent to the sinkhole is Bone Bula beach, which has coral reefs that were somewhat destroyed.
Pusentasi, also known as Pusat Laut, is a large sinkhole located in Limboro village in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, about a 2 hour drive from Palu. The sinkhole fills with seawater and has an underground tunnel connecting it to the sea, creating a bluish saltwater well that visitors can swim in. There are stairs available for visitors to exit the sinkhole. Adjacent to the sinkhole is Bone Bula beach, which has coral reefs that were somewhat destroyed.
Pusentasi, also known as Pusat Laut, is a large sinkhole located in Limboro village in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, about a 2 hour drive from Palu. The sinkhole fills with seawater and has an underground tunnel connecting it to the sea, creating a bluish saltwater well that visitors can swim in. There are stairs available for visitors to exit the sinkhole. Adjacent to the sinkhole is Bone Bula beach, which has coral reefs that were somewhat destroyed.
Pusat Laut, is known as it’s sink hole. It is located in Limboro village, Banawa tengah Disctrict, Donggala regency. It takes about 2 hours drive from Palu.
Pusentasi stands for Puse and Tasi,
which come from Kaili’s language meaning puse is center, and Tasi is sea so pusentasi is the center of the sea. The sink hole creates a saltwater well and has a tunnel that connects it to the sea. This bluish well look like a deep lagoon. Visitors are allowed to swim in the sink hole. There are two stairs available for the visitors to go up again. There is a beautiful tranquil beach next to the sink hole called Bone Bula beach. The coral reefs under Bone Bula is somewhat destroyed. We can still see some coral and fish under the sea with little bit strong flow.