Sukamade Beach is located in Sarongan Village, Pesanggaran District, Banyuwangi Regency. East Java Province, Indonesia. This beach is included in the Meru Betiri National Park area. From Banyuwangi the distance is about 97 km to the west, or about 15 Km from Teluk Hijau, which is one way to Rajegwesi Beach. Travel about 2 hours by motorized vehicle. This beach was discovered by the Dutch colonel rank in 1927 AD. Sukamade, a protected forest in which there are 1,200 hectares of rubber, coffee and cocoa plantations. Sukamade Beach is a place for turtle conservation. Visitors can see the life of turtles to lay eggs in captivity on the beach. To reach the beach, the trip is carried out at night (night tour). There visitors will be guided by natural resource officials, looking for sea turtles (sea turtles) who come to the beach to lay eggs. Visitors can watch female turtles lay eggs more than one hundred on the beach, then hoard them with sand. Female turtles usually go to the beach at 7.30 (19.30 and return to the sea at 12.00 PM or 00.00. Turtles lay their eggs on Sukamade beach, November to March. On their way home, visitors can explore the beauty of nature, while stopping at Rajegwesi and the Green Bay which fantastic with beautiful cliffs The dawn trip sees grassing animals in the grasslands at the eastern end of the island of Java.
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