Pelabuhan Paotere

5 Dendy Yulius - 3 years ago

Beautiful phinisi and all the traditional semi modern port should be, bustling with life early in the morning and the people were very kind and welcoming for me to take picture.

5 Ahmad Renaldi - 4 years ago

For those human interest and street photographer, this place is offering many things to photographed.. just like pelabuhan sunda kelapa in Jakarta

5 Assagaf Al Saleh - 2 years ago

Traditional Port of Makassar... Amazing view fir sunset and sunrise

5 muhammad thoha - 3 years ago

You can reach masjid near here . There is a Police station in the port . Crowded, beautiful sunrise right here .

3 aleik nurwahyudy - 5 years ago

Hub port to nearby island...it will be lot better if the beach cleaner

1 Andrea - 4 years ago

A fishing port, what more can I say. Caught a grab from Jl Bau at 18k and got dropped off at the entrance. The ticket cost 10k and that was it. You just walk around from one end to the other watch these guys at work either maintaining the boat or loading it. Lots of photo opportunities if you are that way inclined and I believe more if you go at sunset. You can also ask to go on a boat and check it out but not my cup if tea. Didn't see any other tourists, did see another mosque though and a bit if traffic, stinky dirty water and the ubiquitous feline and chicken. Unless you have data on your phone getting back is tricky because there are no taxis sitting there. The little old men and their becaks are lined up waiting at the entrance and around the corner, I paid 30k to Fort Rotterdam. I crossed the road and found Cafe Laku for a juice to cap it all off and since they have WiFi it was just a quick and cheap grab ride to the hotel. Another B grade attempt at tourism from Makassar. Only recommended for boat lovers and photography enthusiasts.

5 Armin Hari - 5 years ago

Heritage place for traditional harbour in Makassar. Huge phinisi and other vessels are parked. Usually well-known for photo hunting activities, from early morning to midnight.