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Campsites in Anoi Itam

Anoi Itam, Weh (Sabang)

⏱ 15 minutes

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About this experience

Campsites in Anoi Itam is a designated camping area on the northern coast of Weh Island, within Sabang municipality, Aceh, Indonesia. The site sits on a grassy headland above a rocky cove, with direct access to the Andaman Sea and views of the surrounding hills. Campers pitch tents on flat ground near the shore, with the nearest village of Anoi Itam about 1.5 kilometres inland.

What to expect

Camping pitches are unmarked but occupy a flat grassy area of roughly 200 square metres, with space for up to 10 tents at a time.
Each pitch includes a cleared fire pit and a shared concrete table; visitors must bring their own tent, sleeping bag, and cooking equipment.
The site has one shared squat toilet and a freshwater tap, both located 50 metres from the camping area, with no shower facilities.
A 15-minute walk along the coastal path leads to the Anoi Itam tidal pools, where visitors can swim in natural rock basins at low tide.
The location suits self-sufficient campers who prefer basic amenities and are comfortable with no electricity, as the site relies on solar lanterns after dark.
Local fishermen pass the cove each morning around 6:30 AM, and they sell fresh tuna and squid directly from their boats for campers to cook.