Sungai Suci Beach
Pantai Sungai Suci
A beach about 10 km north of the city, with eroded reef rocks and small offshore islands, and waves crashing on the shore that make it ideal for sunset photos.
The beach lies in the central part of Bengkulu Regency. Along the coastline are reefs eroded by the waves and small offshore islands. Casuarina trees along the shore are good for hanging hammocks, and on weekends local families come here for picnics. The waves are strong, so swimming is not suitable. Admission and parking fees are very low, and the views are best at sunset. It is about 30 minutes' drive from the city along the northern coastal road, and you can pass Fort Marlborough on the way.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Tapak Paderi Beach
- Fort Marlborough
- Kampung Cina Bengkulu
- Thomas Parr Monument
- English Cemetery (Jitra)
- Jamik Mosque Bengkulu
- Hamilton Monument
- Fatmawati's House