3 Brand-New Jakarta Tours

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There are a number of new tourist attractions in DKI Jakarta that are a shame for the public to miss.

This new tourist attraction carries various concepts, ranging from culinary, unique and Instagram-able photo spots, and coffee spots in the middle of the city.

So, if you want to try a new experience, then try visiting this tourist spot on weekends or holidays.

1. East Coast By The Sea, PIK

Source: Instagram @eastcoastpik

The Pantai Indah Kapuk (PIK) area again presents a new destination for culinary lovers, namely East Coast By The Sea.

Located on Golf Island PIK, this culinary destination comes with the design concept of alfresco dining or eating alfresco, with a variety of culinary choices.

“With attractive designs and curated contemporary culinary options, East Coast By The Sea has become a culinary icon to indulge your tongue and celebrate togetherness with friends and family,” said Agung Sedayu Group CEO Steven Kusumo.

This culinary place, which has only been open for two months, is a place to eat in the East Coast By The Sea area, occupying an area of 9,400 square meters. Visitors can enter through three main doors.

This destination is the first rustic-tropical culinary place to be present at Pantai Indah Kapuk. East Coast By The Sea’s inspiration comes from beaches in the Caribbean, Mexico and Bali.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of local and international dishes. The cost of heavy food ranges from IDR 100,000 to IDR 200,000, while drinks and snacks start from IDR 25,000 to IDR 100,000.

2. Holeo Golf & Museum

Source: Instagram @holeomuseum

This new tourist spot combines the concept of mini golf with a dessert-themed museum.

This recreation area, which just opened on November 12, 2022, offers a variety of exciting activities suitable for all ages. Starting from playing mini golf, taking photos in aesthetic spots, painting, and hanging out in mini cafes.

Marketing of Holeo Golf & Museum, Anas explained, on the first floor, visitors can play mini golf. While on the second floor, there is the Dessert Museum which is divided into seven areas filled with interesting decorations for photographs, as well as paintings, and works.

“On the first floor, visitors can play mini golf with the theme of the four seasons and a full course of 18 holes,” he said.

The location is at Jalan Cilamaya No. 3, Cideng, Gambir, Central Jakarta. If you want to visit, Holeo Golf & Museum is open every day from 09.00 to 20.00 WIB

The Holeo Golf & Museum tickets start from IDR 80,000 for each mini golf and dessert museum, up to IDR 199,000 for unlimited access.

3. One Satrio

Source: onesatrio.com

There is a new open space in the Mega Kuningan area, South Jakarta, namely One Satrio. This new hangout spot opened in mid-December 2022. The management of PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional carries the concept of breathable space in this 3.8-hectare green open area.

“So we really provide so many open space facilities, because, during the Covid-19 time yesterday, the demand for open space increased,” said DGM Facility Management of PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional, Risnanty K Putri.

The One Satrio location is located in the CBD area, Jalan Mega Kuningan, Kuningan, Karet Kuningan, Setiabudi District, South Jakarta. This place is open from 05.30 WIB to 22.30 WIB and can be visited free of charge by anyone.

Visitors can find various facilities at One Satrio, such as a jogging track, playground, pet park, a multifunctional area called Central Garden, as well as various food and beverage outlets.

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