Tanjung Benoa Research Articles

The Influence of Income, Family Consumption and Technology on the Welfare of Fishermen in Tanjung Benoa Bali

The high potential of fishery resources owned by Tanjung Benoa Village is a positive thing and can be a good source of income for the community. However, the fact is that this potential has not been able to provide the expected welfare. The purpose of this study is to analyze 1) The simultaneous effect of income, family consumption, and technology on the welfare of fishing families; 2) Partial effect of income, family consumption, and technology on the welfare of fishing families; 3) Variables that have a dominant effect on the welfare of fishing families in Tanjung Benoa Village. This research uses an associative quantitative approach. The type of data used primary data with a population of 140 fishermen in Tanjung Benoa Village. Data analysis techniques included descriptive statistics and multiple linear regression analysis using Stata software. The results of the analysis showed that: 1) income, family consumption, and technology have a significant effect simultaneously on the welfare of fishing families; 2) income, family consumption, and technology have a significant effect partially on the welfare of fishing families; 3) the technology variable is the dominant variable affecting the welfare of fishing families. Technology variable is the variable that has a dominant effect on the welfare of fishing families in Tanjung Benoa Village. Based on the results of the study, it is expected that the fishing community is expected to pay attention to the technology variables used in helping the process of catching seafood owned in order to increase their income so as to be able to generate a general level of welfare.

Actor/Agent-Structure Relations of “Adat Government” in Adat Tanjung Benoa Village Government System Badung Regency, Bali Province

Actor/Agent-Structure Relations of “Adat Government” in Adat Tanjung Benoa Village Government System Badung Regency, Bali Province

Coastal conditions and long-term topographic changes of Tanjung Benoa Beach on Bali Island, Indonesia

Tanjung Benoa Beach on Bali Island, a globally recognized coastal resort with well-developed coral reefs, is experiencing beach erosion. This study aimed to formulate measures against the beach erosion, with a quantitative analysis of the coastal mechanisms through field observations, aerial photographs, satellite images and bathymetric data. The results indicate that the beach erosion on Tanjung Benoa Beach has occurred over time due to the longshore sediment transport, although the rate reduced by a construction of a groin. Additionally, the eroded area can be considered as a closure system of sediment transport between two groins at both ends, where accumulation and erosion of sand occur simultaneously. Based on these results, sand back pass was proposed, and its implementation plan was examined through numerical calculations for three-dimensional beach topographic changes. The numerical calculation compared a case of beach nourishment alone to adding four groins, suggesting that beach nourishment without groins is more effective for achieving the target beach width, maintenance plan efficiency and the high demand for beach uses on Tanjung Benoa Beach. This plan represents one of the few instances of sand back pass in Indonesia and promotes sustainable solutions to beach erosion, balancing beach utilization and conservation.

CRIMINALIZATION OF CIVIL SOCIETY AND INDONESIA ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS: CASE STUDY OF TANJUNG BENOA RECLAMATION

There is a serious problem with Indonesia's environmental politics because the government supported policies that potentially harmed the environment, including the reclamation project. Reclamation has harmed the mangrove forest and coral reef, as well as the fishing area. Civil society questioned the commitment of Indonesia's government to protecting the mangrove forest in Indonesia. The problem is worsened when activists and indigenous communities are criminalized. Activists are threatened by legal action due to their political activism. This research attempted to understand the role of civil society in changing government decisions by using a case study of the cancellation of the reclamation plan in Tanjung Benoa, Bali. Primary data is obtained through direct observation in Tanjung Benoa, Bali, and supported by secondary data from journals, news outlets, and official reports. There are two main findings. Firstly, the criminalization of civil society showed that the contradiction of the Indonesian constitution and law enforcement is clearer. Secondly, the government finally canceled the reclamation project in Tanjung Benoa due to massive protests from communities and civil society.
 Keywords: Environmental Politics, Indonesia, Tanjung Benoa, Civil Society, Reclamation

High-Resolution Seagrass Species Mapping and Propeller Scars Detection in Tanjung Benoa, Bali through UAV Imagery

High-Resolution Seagrass Species Mapping and Propeller Scars Detection in Tanjung Benoa, Bali through UAV Imagery

Training on Making Seaweed Dodol as A Diversification of Seafood Products for the Amerta Segara Tanjung Benoa Group

The Amertha Segara group as a partner that has been developing shredded tuna fish products, wants to develop other processed products. Processing seaweed into a product can be developed as a form of diversification of processed seafood in addition to fish-based products. The problem for partners is that they do not have knowledge of how to process seaweed, which is often found in the Tanjung Benoa area, into seaweed dodol. Through community service activities, training in making seaweed dodol was carried out, it is hoped that understanding and skills in producing seaweed dodol products can develop and partners can independently carry out dodol production activities. In addition, assistance in choosing packaging and designing labels was also carried out so that the products produced are suitable for wider marketing and have a competitive selling value. The results of the training obtained the level of understanding and knowledge of partners increased to 85%, and had attractive packaging and labels so that it could increase the selling value of seaweed dodol products.
 AbstrakKelompok Amertha Segara sebagai mitra yang selama ini mengembangkan produk abon ikan tuna, menginginkan adanya pengembangan produk olahan lainnya. Pengolahan rumput laut menjadi suatu produk dapat dikembangkan sebagai bentuk diversifikasi olahan hasil laut selain produk berbahan dasar ikan. Permasalahan bagi mitra yaitu belum memiliki pengetahuan tentang cara mengolah rumput laut yang sering dijumpai di wilayah Tanjung Benoa untuk dijadikan dodol rumput laut. Melalui kegiatan pengabdian, dilakukan pelatihan pembuatan dodol rumput laut, diharapkan pemahaman dan keterampilan dalam menghasilkan produk dodol rumput laut dapat berkembang dan mitra secara mandiri dapat melakukan kegiatan produksi dodol. Selain itu pendampingan memilih kemasan dan mendesain label juga dilakukan agar produk yang dihasilkan layak untuk dipasarkan lebih luas dan memiliki nilai jual yang kompetitif. Hasil pelatihan yang dilakukan diperoleh tingkat pemahaman dan pengetahuan mitra meningkat mencapai 85%, dan memiliki kemasan dan label yang menarik sehingga dapat meningkatkan nilai jual produk dodol rumput laut.

Strategi Pengembangan Wisata Snorkeling di Pantai Tanjung Benoa, Bali

The island of Bali as one of the icons of Indonesian tourism is famous for its natural potential, community hospitality, cultural values and the value of the natural beauty of the sea which is packaged in marine tourism attractions. Marine tourism is a tourism activity in the form of enjoying the beauty, uniqueness, comfort and other values of marine nature and other values and water sports including the provision of facilities and infrastructure as well as other services that are managed commercially. Tanjung Benoa is a marine tourism destination that is favored as a Tourist Attraction (ODTW) in Badung Regency with water sports, snorkeling and diving attractions. This study aimed to determine the current condition of snorkeling tourism and determined the strategy for developing snorkeling tourism at Tanjung Benoa Beach. The study was conducted from January 2021 to February 2021, using quantitative descriptive methods and data analysis using SWOT analysis. The results showed that the condition of tourist visits for integrated snorkeling activities in marine tourism attractions experienced a drastic decline as a result of the 2020-2021 COVID-19 pandemic conditions. The potential for marine tourism, especially snorkeling activities in Tanjung Benoa, is coral reefs, reef fish and other marine biotas. Based on the results of the SWOT analysis, Tanjung Benoa Beach was in quadrant II. The strategy for developing snorkeling tourism on the Tanjung Benoa beach was in quadrant II or the ST (Strength and Threat) strategy. The ST strategy included maintaining the condition of coral reefs and marine life and studying the reclamation of Benoa Bay. The next strategy was to increase village rules related to health protocols and e-commerce-based marine tourism marketing.

Social Carrying Capacity of Tourism Development at Tanjung Benoa Beach, Badung Regency

Social Carrying Capacity is the response or reaction of the local community to the development of tourism in an area. Tanjung Benoa is a very popular tourist attraction among tourists who like water sports activities. However, the Covid-19 pandemic or better known as the Corona Virus is currently sweeping the world. The tourism industry is an industry that has been greatly affected by this pandemic. Declining tourist visits can have an impact on a destination, both in economic, socio-cultural, and environmental aspects. This study aims to determine whether the social carrying capacity at Tanjung Benoa Tourist Attraction has been exceeded or not. The data in this study were collected through questionnaires in six neighborhoods in Tanjung Benoa. Questionnaires were distributed to 100 respondents with a total of 35 indicators. The sampling technique in this study used Probability Sampling with the type of Proportionate Stratified Random Sampling which was then analyzed using descriptive statistics. Based on the research results, it is known that the social carrying capacity at Tanjung Benoa Tourist Attraction has not been exceeded. Local people still want tourism activities in Tanjung Benoa

ENFORCEMENT OF REGIONAL REGULATION NUMBER 5 OF 2020 CONCERNING STANDARDS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BALINESE CULTURAL TOURISM (CASE STUDY OF ILLEGAL TOUR GUIDES IN THE TANJUNG BENOA REGION, SOUTH KUTA DISTRICT, BADUNG REGENCY)

This research analyzes the enforcement of Regional Regulation Number 5 of 2020 Concerning the implementation of Balinese cultural tourism in the Tanjung Benoa area, South Kuta District and to find out legal remedies related to the existence of illegal tour guides in the Tanjung Benoa area, South Kuta District. The problems in this study, (1) how enforcement of Regional Regulation Number 5 of 2020 concerning Standards for the Implementation of Balinese Cultural Tourism in the region Tanjung Benoa South Kuta District and (2) What are the legal remedies related to illegal tour guides in the Tanjung Benoa area, South Kuta District. This study uses empirical legal research methods, with a statutory, conceptual and case approach, then analyzed qualitatively descriptively. The enforcement of Regional Regulation Number 5 of 2020 Concerning Standards for the Implementation of Balinese Cultural Tourism in the Tanjung Benoa area, South Kuta District, has been running effectively. It can be proven by cooperation between the relevant government and the community to reduce the activities of illegal tour guides who can provide inaccurate information to tourists about tourist attractions in the Tanjung Benoa area. Then legal remedies that can be taken are carrying out raids in tourist destinations, providing coaching in the form of verbal warnings also summons by making a written statement not to carry out illegal tour guide activities and giving sanctions that are adjusted to the applicable laws and regional regulations are a form of law enforcement.

The Influence of Entrepreneurial Innovation and Service-Based Market Orientation on the Performance of Moderated Companies in the Hotel Classification 3, 4, and 5 in the Tanjung Benoa Bali

An important factor that influences the performance of the hospitality industry is quality human resources. Therefore, Human Resources (HR) must have attitudes, knowledge, and skills, both general and specific, according to their fields. HR who have opportunities to perform are individuals who have entrepreneurial awareness, entrepreneurial knowledge, and the ability to coordinate resources as their own. This study aims to analyze the effect of entrepreneurial innovation and service-based market orientation on the performance of hotels, particularly in hotels with 3-, 4- and 5-star classifications in the Tanjung Benoa Bali, using a quantitative research design approach. The research population and sample consisted of hotel managers selected proportionally by simple random sampling. Data was collected using three dimensions collaborated as a questionnaire calibrated for readability, reliability, and validity and tested empirically. Data were analyzed using Two Way Analysis of Variance, Multiple Comparison Analysis, and Trend Analysis. The results show a significant main and interactional influence on entrepreneurial innovation and service-based market orientation on hotel performance in Tanjung Benoa Bali. Besides that, there are also substantial multiple differences regarding the effect of entrepreneurial innovation and service-based market orientation on hotel performance. This research implies the urgency for hotel managers to improve the quality of entrepreneurship innovation, market-based customer orientation, and performance.

Preserving the Existence of Sea Turtles: The Government Policies and Roles on Conservations

<p>Sea turtles are reptiles that live in the sea which have long been threatened, both from nature and human activities. Internationally, sea turtles are included in the 'red list' in the International Union for Conservation of Nature's (IUCN) and Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna (CITES), which means that their existence in nature is threatened with extinction so that all the form of utilization and distribution must receive serious attention. Therefore, sea turtle conservation efforts are an important program to protect and save the populations, especially in Indonesia because there are 6 out of 7 sea turtles species still exist today in Indonesia. In order to support sea turtle conservation efforts in Indonesia, government roles are needed, both at the central and regional levels. This research focuses on the preserving sea turtles based in Indonesia through government policies and roles regarding conservations at Serangan Island and Tanjung Benoa, especially local government. The purpose of this research was to analyze government policies and their roles on sea turtle conservation efforts at Serangan Island and Tanjung Benoa. The research method used is normative using secondary data supported by primary data in the form of interviews with the management of the conservation centers. The research result shows that central government regulations are not always passed down to the regional level, but the government's awareness to protect the existence of turtles has been carried out together with the society even without regional regulations.</p>

Sow the seeds of tsunami ready community in Indonesia: Lesson learned from Tanjung Benoa, Bali

UNESCO/IOC established the Ocean Decade Tsunami Program within the framework of the UN Decade of Ocean Science 2021–2030. The program is based on two overarching aspects: (1) exploring technological advances to reduce uncertainty and improve the timeliness of tsunami detection, and (2) promoting community preparedness efforts, including implementing the 100% Tsunami Ready for all at-risk coastlines by 2030. In Indonesia, there are 5744 prone to tsunamis villages. Tanjung Benoa, Bali, became the first village in Indonesia to have been recognized by UNESCO/IOC as a Tsunami-Ready. The process went through various stages and involved many parties. In search of leveraging elements to accelerate the process of implementing Tsunami Ready in Indonesia, we took the initiative to study and identify dynamic factors in Tanjung Benoa that are generic in nature and can be applied to other villages. We pinpoint 4 factors that must interplay dynamically within the science-policy-practice continuum interaction in advocating Tsunami Ready in Tanjung Benoa. Those factors are local leaders, stakeholders’ engagement, capacity intervention, and community readiness.

Model Pentahelix Dalam Pengembangan Kawasan Konservasi Penyu Berbasis Ekowisata di Ampiang Parak Kabupaten Pesisir Selatan

Indonesia is rich in biodiversity, one of which is turtles. Turtles in the world are included in Appendix Cites 1. This is because turtles are rare animals whose populations are almost extinct. This extinction is because there are still many people who have not been able to carry out turtle conservation activities and there is still rampant hunting for turtles to be used as food, souvenirs, and for traditional ceremonies. Indonesia is a country visited by 6 of the 7 turtle species in Indonesia, but in 1999-2000 the peak of the largest massacre occurred at Tanjung Benoa Bali. Awareness of turtle conservation and the environment requires the synergy of many stakeholders. Nagari Ampiang Parak is a central area for turtle conservation in West Sumatra, and has succeeded in conducting ecotourism-based turtle conservation. The purpose of this research is to find out the stakeholders involved from the government, private sector, media, academia and society. As well as analyzing the synergy of each stakeholder involved. The research method used is descriptive qualitative, with data collection through observation, interviews and document review. Informants in this study are groups of each element of the stakeholders. The result of this research is that in the ecotourism-based turtle conservation area in Nagari Ampiang Parak, the pentahelix model is applied, namely the involvement of academia, private sector, government, community and media. These five stakeholders synergize with each other by implementing 4 forms of communication between stakeholders, namely downward communication, upward communication, lateral communication and diagonal communication. As well as coordinating with each other but not optimal enough because 2 of the 9 coordination requirements are only carried out by a few stakeholders, namely initial opportunities and simple organization. And it was found that the element that has the strongest role in the management of this turtle conservation area is the Ampiang Parak LPPL(Laskar Pemuda Peduli Lingkungan) community because it was initiated directly by the community and they are the direct managers of the area.

The Strength of Traditional Villages in Managing Coastal Areas in Bali

The existence of Traditional Villages in Bali is still alive and active, supported by Hindu religious culture which is very thick in the daily life of the people who support the Traditional Village. The island of Bali is an island that has a very charming coastline that surrounds it. From the beach in the west of the island of Bali, namely in Jembrana Regency, there are Gilimanuk Beach, Melaya Beach, Candikusuma Beach, Pefruit Beach, Baluk Rening Beach, Pengambengan Beach, Perancak Beach, Tumbles Beach, Yeh Embang Beach, Rambut Siwi Beach, Pulukan Beach, Pekutatan Beach, Selabih Beach. In Tabanan Regency there are Soka Beach, Antap Beach, Bebali Beach, Kelecung Beach, Tidal Beach, Batu Tampih Beach, Belong Beach, Kutikan Beach, Tanah Lot Beach. In Badung Regency there are Nyanyi Beach, Cemagi Beach, Munggu Beach, Seseh Beach, Canggu Beach, Batu Bolong Beach, Berawa Beach, Kayu Putih Beach, Batu Belig Beach, Petitenget Beach, Seminyak Beach, Legian Beach, Kuta Beach, Segara Beach, Beach Germany, Tuban Beach, Kelan Beach, Kedonganan Beach, Jimbaran Beach, Uluwatu Beach, Nyang Nyang Beach, Pandawa Beach, Tanjung Benoa Beach. In Denpasar City there are Benoa Beach, Serangan Beach, and Sanur Beach. In Gianyar there is Purnama Beach, Saba Beach, More Beach. In Klungkung Regency there is Watu Klotok Beach. In Karangasem Regency there are Padangbai Beach, Candidasa Beach, Tulamben Beach. In Buleleng Regency there is Lovina Beach, and other beaches.

Sow the Seeds of Tsunami Ready Community in Indonesia: Lesson Learned from Tanjung Benoa, Bali

Sow the Seeds of Tsunami Ready Community in Indonesia: Lesson Learned from Tanjung Benoa, Bali

PENGETAHUAN PEMANDU WISATA TENTANG PERTOLONGAN PERTAMA PADA KECELAKAAN WISATA AIR DI WILAYAH TANJUNG BENOA

Watersport tourism is a tourist activity underwater using tourist facilities and infrastructure. Watersport tourism is tours that are extreme and dangerous because it can cause harm (physical hazard). Appropriate first aid knowledge is needed by watersport tour guides to reduce the mortality and morbidity of victims because the level of knowledge will affect the techniques of handling accident victims before being taken to the hospital. This study aimed to determine factors related to the knowledge level of tour guides about first aid in water tourism accidents at watersport Tanjung Benoa. This research was a descriptive correlational with a cross-sectional design. The stratified random sampling technique was used to determine 127 respondents. Data were analyzed using the Gamma test. The results of this study showed that the length of work (p = 0,000, r = 0.51) and training experience (p = 0.006. R = 0.42) have a significant relationship with first aid knowledge. On the other hand age, level of education, and sources of information were not related significantly to first aid knowledge (p> 0.05). It’s recommended that the company of watersport conduct training on first aid techniques regularly for water tour guides.

Perbandingan Morfometrik dan Meristik Lamun Cymodoceae serrulata di Perairan Sanur dan Tanjung Benoa, Bali

Cymodoceae serrulata is a type of seagrass that has a slender and round-toothed shape on the tips of leaves that can live in a variety of substrates ranging from rocking to muddy sand. Morphometrics and meristic can describe the environmental conditions of living seagrasses which can be seen from leaf morphology, stem morphology, rhizoma morphology and root morphology. Morfometrics is a measurement to determine the quantitative morphology of an organism while meristic is a calculation of the number of parts of an organism. This research was conducted in January-April 2019 using a purposive sampling method at 8 observation stations in the waters of Sanur and Tanjung Benoa. Data were analyzed by sturges criteria and principal componen analysis. Based on the results of the study, leaf length ranged from 13.4-246.6 mm, leaf width ranged from 3-18.5 mm, stem length ranged from 1-130.3 mm, root length ranged from 10.1-134.1 mm, rhizoma length ranged from 10.1-78.8 mm, rhizoma diameter ranged from 1.2-3.73 mm, the diameter of the leaf stalk ranged from 1.11-3.63 mm and the number of leaves ranged from 2-5 strands. The principal component analysis showed that texture of the substrate (sand, dust, and clay) that most influences the morphometric-meristic seagrass Cymodoceae serrulata is the texture of dust and clay texture. Where the dust texture affects morphometrics-meristik such as the length of the leaf, leaf width, stem length, rhizoma length, root length and number of leaves. While of the stem diameter and rhizoma diameter and root length are influenced by clay texture.

Struktur Komunitas Moluska pada Musim Barat dan Musim Peralihan I di Perairan Tanjung Benoa Badung, Bali

Tanjung Benoa is a waters in Bali that is influenced by the monsoon pattern system which has a different circulation pattern of water masses and varies between seasons. The difference in mass of water resulted in changes in the condition of the waters that affect the high and low productivity of the waters and abundance of mollusks in the waters of Tanjung Benoa. Mollusks have an important role for the aquatic environment, namely as a bio-indicator of environmental health and water quality. This study aims to determine the structure of the molluscs community and determine the environmental factors that influence the western season and the transition season I. Sampling is done in January 2019 (west season) and in March 2019 (Transition I). The results of the analysis showed a decrease in diversity and uniformity occurred in the fourth week (west season) and the seventh week (transition season I) with the category of moderate species diversity and medium type uniformity. The low value of uniformity and diversity in the western season is influenced by increasing pH values and decreasing waters nitrate values. When compared with the western season, in the transition season I the increase in temperature and a decrease in phosphate value occur in the seventh week. this result was obtained using principal component analysis (PCA) that used the environmental parameter index and the value of diversity and uniformity of mollusks. However, this value is still in the medium category. So it can be seen in the western season and the transition season. The state of mollusks in Tanjung Benoa waters is stable and can adapt to seasonal changes and environmental conditions.

Potential coral implementation area for Indonesia Coral Reef Garden in Nusa Dua, Bali

The Indonesia Coral Reef Garden (ICRG) program is announced as a coral reef restoration program which can support the marine tourism sector since the Covid-19 pandemic hit Indonesia, particularly in Bali. A comprehensive survey and preliminary study are necessary to be conducted to decide a suitable point or to avoid a premature choice for the restoration location. Field survey in Nusa Dua, Bali was carried out on November-December 2020 to determine physical and chemical characteristics of seawater which appropriate for coral life. The bathymetry result at Nusa Dua, Bali varied from shallow to middle water depth. Area covered with coral, soft coral, coral and sand, sand, and seaweed on the seabed are found over study area. In the depth close to the seabed, the sea condition of temperature, salinity, pH, turbidity, and DO is 26.04 - 28.48 °C, 33.95 - 34.29 PSU, 7.933 - 7.982, 0.81 - 2.44 FTU, and 4.40 - 4.93 mg/L, respectively. Based on the conformity of water quality, the middle depth region has sufficient condition for coral growth. Simple Addition Weighting method is used for determining potential location. The potential coral implementation is located 3-5 km from Tanjung Benoa and in south of Nusa Dua around 1-3 km from coast.

STRATEGI PENGELOLAAN EKOSISTEM TERUMBU KARANG DI DAERAH WISATA AIR TANJUNG BENOA DAN JEMELUK AMED, BALI

Tanjung Benoa and Jemeluk Amed are two famous marine tourism sites in Bali. This study aims to determine the state of coral ecosystem in its life form, factors associated with coral damage, and the strategy to manage coral in those two area. We used two methods: Line Intercept Transect (LIT) and SWOT. The live coral coverage condition in Tanjung Benoa is in moderate and worse category. While the Jemeluk Amed is in moderate level and good condition, respectively. Factors causing damage to coral ecosystem are: the corals are under pressure, some corals are already bleaching, the anchoring activity and oil spill from ships, and algae. The coral reefs ecosystem in Tanjung Benoa and Jemeluk Amed can be sustained in good condition with government support and NGOs in the development of environmentally friendly activities and monitoring studies, implementation of coral reef preservation rules (prohibition of taking coral reefs) and colaboration of the community, government, and NGOs to carry out coral reef rehabilitation and monitoring studies. As one of the tourism area in Bali, the role of universities are needed for continuous research on the state of coral reefs to maintain environmentally friendly and sustainable tourism.Keywords: Coral reef; Life form; Strategy; Marine conservation.