Dermaga Popoh

The sunny view of the sea makes the brain feel wider. You can see the expanse of blue sea full of ships. The stone road area by the sea is also cool. But unfortunately when it rains the area is muddy. So it's better to go from the back, though. But let the girls keep their eyes open because there are many sailors who don't cover their heads hanging around on boat 2.

Nov 28, 2022

the place is comfortable. Can be used for fishing too

Dec 06, 2024

Popoh Pier The Popoh Fish Landing Harbor (PPI) which is located in the South Pesisir Beach area, Tulungagung Regency, East Java Province, this year began to be developed (Revitalization). In the 2017 Regional Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APBD), the Regional Government of East Java Province, through the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Service, allocated funds amounting to IDR 31 billion for the development of port infrastructure, namely building Revitalization and Embankment of Piers, as well as supporting infrastructure such as office buildings Prior to the enactment of Regional Government Law Number 23 of 2014 and Law Number 9 of 2015, regarding the second amendment to Law Number 23 of 2014. In the above Law, monitoring Maritime, Coastal and Small Island affairs was taken by the Central Government and Provincial government. This is the basis for the transfer of Fish Landing Ports (PPI), including the Popoh Fish Landing Port which has been handled by the Regional Government of Tulungagung Regency, to the authority of the Regional Government of East Java Province. Tulungagung Regency has a coastline, approximately 60 kilometers long, which consists of three bays, which have the potential to become centers of capture fisheries activities, namely Popoh Beach and Sidem Beach, Teluk Brumbun (brumbun beach). Teluk Sine (Sine beach) according to information gathered by Panggung Modus Operandi journalists, will also be developed in the near future. It is very possible for the beaches mentioned above to be developed into fish landing ports that are bigger than the ones that exist today. Tulungagung Regency, East Java Province, has a water area of ​​around 451 nautical miles with a potential marine wealth of around 25 tons/year that can be caught. The dominant fish caught so far are Tengiri, Layur, Mayung, Tongkol, Lemuru, Peperek, Anchovy, Sardarela, Mackerel, Redtail, Yellowtail and several other types of fish. Data collected by Panggung Modus Operandi from various sources (profile of Tulungagung Regency), the exploitation of marine fishing that has been carried out by marine fishing stakeholders on the southern coast of Tulungagung Regency, in the last five years, has only been around 10 – 20% of the Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY) of 50 tons per year. Meanwhile, the potential for sea fish caught in the waters of Tulungagung Regency is very diverse, but until now, due to limited fishing facilities and infrastructure, fishermen only catch fish no more than 4 miles away, whereas the fish can be utilized/caught very much, and its economic value very high. Like grouper, tuna, cakalan, tengiri, they are found in offshore waters around 12-100 miles from the coastline. With the development of this port infrastructure, and followed by fishing vessels that are larger in scale than existing fishing boats, it is hoped that fishermen will be able to catch fish in waters more than 4 miles offshore. The Popoh Fish Landing Port, in fact, has been built since 2004, by the Tulungagung Regency Government, such as the Fish Auction Place (TPI), mess operator, cold storage and bulk ice factory, fuel oil (BBM) station, meeting hall and parking area, of course. on a limited scale. From Panggung Modus Operandi's observations regarding the development of the Popoh Fish Landing Port, it should not only be focused on developing port facilities, of course it is necessary to plan the development of adequate access roads in and out of the port. Now with the transfer of authority for marine, coastal and small island affairs in accordance with Law 23 of 2014, the East Java Provincial Government, through the Maritime and Fisheries Service, in 2017, in the initial stage has developed the Popoh Fish Landing Harbor infrastructure and supporting infrastructure, namely more appropriate office buildings. . All of this, of course, is hoped to have an impact on improving the economy of Popoh fishermen in particular and improving the welfare of the people of Tulungagung

Jul 16, 2021

Can see the sunset.

Jun 23, 2023

Poorly maintained... The roof for TPI is very dangerous because the light steel is starting to rust...

Feb 26, 2023