Weekuri Lagoon
Weekuri is a saltwater lagoon separated from the ocean by a narrow strip of coral rock, filled by seawater seeping through the porous barrier, resulting in calm, strikingly turquoise water that's safe for swimming even when the ocean beyond is rough. It's become one of Sumba's most photographed natural swimming spots, with wooden platforms and a small jump point built into the rock edge.
Sumba itself remains one of Indonesia's less-developed islands, so Weekuri's appeal is partly its relative simplicity — a genuinely beautiful, uncrowded lagoon without the built-up tourist infrastructure found around more famous swimming spots elsewhere in the country.
Weekuri Lagoon FAQs
Yes, the lagoon is naturally sheltered from ocean waves and currents by the surrounding coral rock, making it calm and generally safe, including for less confident swimmers.
Yes, a small local fee is charged for lagoon access and basic facility upkeep.
By rented car or motorbike, about 30-40 minutes on roads that can be uneven in places — allow extra travel time compared to the straight-line distance.
Basic ones — some wooden platforms, changing areas, and small food stalls, but don't expect extensive tourist infrastructure.
Sumba's southwest coast has several other notable beaches and viewpoints within a similar drive radius, often combined into a single day loop from Waikabubak.
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