Teluk Ketapang (Turtle Bay)
Pantai Teluk Ketapang
A long beach between Nipah Bay and Pasir Bogak. Turtles once came ashore here to lay eggs, which gave it the name Turtle Bay. It's quiet, with few people.
Lying between Nipah Bay and Pasir Bogak Beach, the Ketapang area was once frequented by turtles coming ashore to lay eggs, which is why it is also called Turtle Bay. The beach is long and open, with little development and few visitors, making it good for walking, sunset watching and photography. Facilities nearby are scarce, and the waves can be big at times, so take care when swimming. It's a good place to stop if you're riding a motorbike or driving around the island.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Hornbill Feeding
- Teluk Nipah
- Pasir Bogak Beach
- Giam & Mentagor Islands
- Coral Bay
- Fu Lin Kong Temple
- Pangkor Laut Island
- Sungai Pinang Kecil Fishing Village