Beautiful Beaches and Coasts

Explore the coastal landscapes of Kuching, ranging from the accessible sandy shores near Santubong to the rugged, jungle-fringed bays of Bako National Park. This collection features secluded coves shaped by sandstone erosion, including the iconic sea stacks at Teluk Pandan Kecil. Most locations are reached via trekking trails through dipterocarp forests or by boat, offering opportunities to spot endemic wildlife like proboscis monkeys along the shoreline.

Pantai Pasir Panjang

A long sandy coastline located on the Santubong Peninsula.

Teluk Pandan Kecil

Features a notable sandstone sea stack and a cliff-top viewpoint overlooking the South China Sea.

Teluk Pandan Besar

A wide bay in Bako National Park viewed from an elevated cliff-top platform.

Teluk Tanjor

Secluded cove in Bako National Park accessible via the Lintang trekking trail.

Teluk Sibur

Remote beach reached by a 5.3km jungle trek from the Bako National Park headquarters.

Pantai Pasir Pandak

Public sandy beach offering views of Mount Santubong, located a short drive from Kuching.

Teluk Tajur

Jungle-fringed beach located at the end of the Tajur trail in Bako National Park.

Teluk Paku

Secluded bay known for frequent proboscis monkey sightings in the forest canopy near the shore.

Teluk Limau

The most remote beach in Bako National Park, requiring a multi-hour trek or boat access.

Teluk Kruin

Remote coastal area in Bako National Park featuring dramatic sandstone rock formations.

Teluk Nipah

Small bay located on the western side of the Santubong Peninsula.

Teluk Rhu

Quiet cove in Bako National Park situated near the northern tip of the peninsula.