Tabuhan Island
Pulau Tabuhan
An uninhabited island in the Bali Strait with white sand, clear shallow water for snorkeling, and views of the Ijen mountains of Java and Bali across the water.
Tabuhan Island is a small, uninhabited coral island in the Bali Strait. It is small enough to walk around in about ten minutes, with white sand and clear shallow water on all sides, and the reefs are good for snorkeling. When the southeast wind is strong each year, it becomes a popular spot for kitesurfing and windsurfing. From Bangsring village, the boat trip takes about 20–30 minutes. Boats are usually chartered for a round trip combined with snorkeling spots. The island has no fresh water or facilities, so bring your own drinks and sunscreen, and take your rubbish away with you.
Opening hours
Daytime (by private boat charter)
Nearby sights
- Bangsring Underwater
- Watu Dodol Beach
- Ketapang Ferry Port
- Boom Beach & Marina
- Kemiren Osing Village
- Ijen Blue Fire
- Ijen Crater Lake
- Jagir Waterfall