Simaisma Beach

Simaisma beach is like a meeting point for dwellers. Stretches out from a natural jetty, the beach prolongs around the curvature and skirts a small cluster of mangroves. There is a small hill with a deserted building on the south end which gives nice silhouette at dusk with a fantastic photo opportunity.The beach is breathtaking and sandy, sadly at low tide visitors have to walk through the mangroves to reach the shoreline. For those who want to look at the water and grill out, it is a sheer enchantment. With kilometers of fine sand, Simaisma beach is a delight for visitors with a variety of atmospheres and an exceptional range of colors.The mangroves in the beach offer a place of pure tranquility and children visiting the beach can be taught the crucial role mangroves play in land preservation. The water is quite far away from the shore and relatively shallow. Visitors can also enjoy the barbeque pits and a covered shelter to rest underneath. There is also a lovely playground nearby. When the tide is low, in south of beach visitors can see the “hadra,” which are intertidal fishing traps. These are traditional stake traps having stones on three sides with an open side toward the shore. Demersal and pelagic fish species as well as shrimps move passively with the ebb tide and as the tide goes back they become trapped.

The beach is very wide, the outside hygiene is very good, there are many small shops on the side, you can get a little beer barbecue