Biduk-Biduk Beach
Pantai Biduk-Biduk
A coastline of coconut palms, white sand and a Bajau fishing village. It is one of the few laid-back beach villages in eastern Kalimantan.
Biduk-Biduk is the southernmost seaside town in Berau Regency. A long stretch of white sand backs onto coconut groves and limestone hills, and the water is clear and shallow. The village is home to Bugis and Bajau fishing families living in stilt houses, and there are simple homestays and seafood snacks. From here you can visit Labuan Cermin Lake, snorkel at Teluk Sulaiman and go to Kanyon Island. The drive from Tanjung Redeb takes about 6–7 hours. Along the way, in the Talisayan waters, boats can take you near the fishermen's floating platforms to see whale sharks, a popular experience in recent years. Cash withdrawals and internet access in town are limited, so bring plenty of cash.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Labuan Cermin Lake
- Teluk Sulaiman
- Sangalaki Island
- Kakaban Jellyfish Lake
- Maratua Island
- Derawan Island
- Panjang Island
- Keraton Sambaliung