Samosir Island, who is not known? The island is located in the middle of Lake Toba. Samosir Island itself is surrounded by mountains, where even our eyes we will always look to find the mountains. No wonder the air is very cold there. Given Samosir Island is located in the high plains around 700 - 1995 mdpl.
To go to the island of Samosir itself can be located in two ways, first that we can cross the lake Toba Ajibata through the second and we can pass Brastagi. Both specify that you live. Samosir beauty of the island will make you terbuai by green mountains and sejuknya air. You will truly feel fresh again after passing through one night on the island of Samosir.
How to achieve this
For those of you who do not bring a personal car, you can rent a car from Medan, costs around Rp. 300.000, - per day. Then you choose between living through Brastagi or Prapat. Prapat from Medan to take about 4 hours of travel and connect with a cross using the ferry that takes 1 hour trip. The Brastagi only 3 hours only.
Overnight place
Samosir place in many and varied. each offers pemadangan the most beautiful of Lake Toba. Lodging-terlekat lodging in the outskirts of Lake Toba
Around
To wander around the island of Samosir, you can use BeMo (Motor Cycle rickshaw), which is very popular in North Sumatra, cost around Rp.3.000 - 10,000 - depending on your destination remote neighborhood. Or you can use the public vehicle.
Dining
For the Samosirnya own, the food is very much. Chinese cuisine from start to the Javanese cuisine. Select the appropriate live your taste.
Fruit Hand
Many can be found in Samosir, from start to ulos its handicrafts. Everything is unique and beautiful.
What Can You See Or Do
You can walk beset Samosri Island, you can be fishing in the lake Toba, and you can visit tourism objects that are there. Or you can wash the eyes in the region Tomok
Tips
* Air Samosir Island when the nights are very cold, for those of you who are not familiar with the cold air do not forget to bring a thick jacket.
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Carefully choose the places they eat.
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