Is there a direct flight to Masohi?

No, Masohi does not have a commercial airport; you must fly to Ambon.

How do I get from Ambon airport to Tulehu?

You can take a taxi or a shared shuttle, which takes about 1 hour.

Are there ATMs in Masohi?

Yes, there are several bank ATMs in the city center of Masohi.

Can I rent a car in Masohi?

Car rentals are limited; it is better to hire a driver for the day.

Is Ora Beach far from Masohi?

It is about a 2-3 hour drive from Masohi city center.

Sleman

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Sleman to Masohi

Updated: 28 May 2026

To reach Masohi from Sleman, you must first fly from Yogyakarta International Airport to Ambon's Pattimura Airport. From Ambon, take a taxi to Tulehu Port, followed by a fast ferry to Amahai Port, which serves Masohi. The total distance is approximately 2,300 km. This route connects the cultural heart of Java to the administrative center of Central Maluku. Expect a mix of air and sea travel with scenic views of the Maluku islands.

Total Distance: Driving distance N/A; Straight-line air distance 2,350 km.

Fastest Way

Flight to Ambon and a fast ferry to Amahai, taking roughly 10 hours total.

Cheapest Way

Flight to Ambon followed by the public ferry from Tulehu, costing around 2 million IDR total.

Compare Sleman to Masohi Routes

	Flight Connecting	Ship Direct
Duration	8 hours	2 hours
Avg Price	1,800,000 - 3,200,000 IDR	150,000 - 250,000 IDR
Operator	Lion Air / Batik Air	Express Bahari
Route	YIA Airport to Ambon Pattimura	Tulehu Port to Amahai Port
Tip	Flights usually transit through Jakarta or Makassar.	Ferries run twice daily; arrive at Tulehu 1 hour before departure.

Travel Tips

Ferry Schedule
Check the Express Bahari schedule at Tulehu port as it can change due to weather.
Airport Transfer
Use the official airport taxis in Ambon for a fixed price to Tulehu Port.
Packing
Bring a light jacket for the ferry, as the air conditioning is often set very cold.
Currency
Carry small denominations of cash for ferry tickets and local transport.
Language
Basic Indonesian is essential as English is rarely spoken in rural Central Maluku.

Safety Tips

Weather Alerts
Avoid sea travel during the monsoon season when waves can be dangerous.
Personal Belongings
Keep your valuables in a carry-on bag during the ferry crossing.
Medical Kit
Carry a basic first-aid kit as pharmacies are limited in remote areas.
Local Customs
Dress modestly when visiting villages near Masohi to respect local traditions.