Palu city better known as Palu Bay is flanked by the mainland city of Palu and Donggala by having a diverse attractions of beach tourism, grand forest parks, traditional house, and others. One of them is Talise beach tourism that comes from Kaili language which means the fruit 'ketapan', so named because this beach used to be overgrown by trees ketapan.

Talise beach is nautical tourism with a beautiful panoramic expanse of bay and mountains is breathtaking. In addition, this beach is perfect for sports activities, such as: swimming, windsurfing (wind surfing), water sky, diving, fishing, and so forth.

Talise beach as a place for a trip is the cheapest option and is easy for residents of Palu general. Why? because besides not cost, its location very easy to achieve, namely the middle of town and access roads already teraspal (now about the way Raden Saleh, King Moili and Cut Mutia).

Its presence close to downtown make this beach is visited by many outsiders as well as society itself Palu. Visit during the day a bit less suitable, because the weather is generally hot and Palu wind was blowing hard when 12 pm passed. Beautiful scenery in Talise beach as the sun before sunrise. The beach is nice to visit during the afternoon before sunset and during the afternoon while enjoying snacks and beverages in the form of fried bananas, banana eppe, corn, tea / coffee, sarabba. Disore and night also be a place of family recreation and youth.

Talise beach is also a source of livelihood for the fisherfolk who lived near the coast to catch fries with fishing gear called 'pasero'. Fishing boats are moored in the bay add to the beauty of the beach.


Talise beach as a place for a trip is the cheapest option and is easy for residents of Palu general. Why? because besides not cost, its location very easy to achieve, namely the middle of town and access roads already teraspal (now about the way Raden Saleh, King Moili and Cut Mutia).

Access to the Beach Talise very easy, because it is located in the central city of Palu. Palu Airport headed to the site, visitors can use four-wheeled vehicles and two-wheeler with a distance of about 4 kilometers.

Quoted from : http://beritanusantara.com/jalan-jalan/keindahan-pantai-talise-di-kota-palu.html

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