“Bobane means beach, hena means betel nut, so bobane hena is a beach with lots of betel nut trees,” said a fisherman, when I asked the name of this beach.
Like the capital’s artist, Bobane Hena also has a popular name among tourists. Its name is the troubled pier, the troubled beach. Can’t understand why the name can be a bit ridiculous like that.
In fact, in my opinion, whatever people are, if they come to this beach, the confusion will disappear. At least before sunset. Because the setting here is really unique. Four rows of volcanoes in the North Maluku sea line up like border guard soldiers.
Let’s go from left to right. The sharp left side is Tidore Island, next to it is Maitara Island, followed by Ternate Island to the right, and Hiri Island to the right. Plus a little orange tinge that slowly fades to a fiery red, who’s still confused here?
Are you still upset today bro? Just go to the pier, don’t worry, jump into the sea *hit*
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