Tumpakrejo

Tumpakrejo is located in the Malang Regency and provides a spectacular coastal backdrop of rugged shores and deep blue waters. The region is famous for its variety of natural beaches like Pantai Ngudel and Pantai Ngantep, which are particularly popular with adventurers and surfers. Other idyllic spots such as Pantai Anjat, Pantai Krambilan, and Pantai Pesanggrahan offer peace far from mass tourism. The coastline is complemented by places like Pantai Penantian, Pantai Kletekan, and Pantai Kuncaran, each possessing its own unique charm. Visitors can also explore the vast sandy areas of Pantai Gandul Alas, Pantai Wonogoro, and Pantai Singit. Pantai Karang stands out with its striking rock formations. Access is usually from Malang via winding roads through tropical landscapes. Culinary-wise, freshly caught fish and local Javanese specialties dominate, often served in simple bamboo huts right by the sea. The beaches are well-suited for nature photography and long sunset walks.

Nearby cities

Surabaya

Surabaya is the capital of East Java and the second-largest city in Indonesia.

Malang

Malang is the second-largest city in East Java, known for its cool climate, colonial architecture, and as a gateway to Bromo Tengger Seme…

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Srigonco

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Sumberbening

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Sidodadi

A hidden gem on the southern coast of East Java, known for its dramatic cliffs and pristine, rugged beaches.

Tulungrejo

A coastal village in the Malang region, famous for its calm bays, dense forests, and untouched white sand beaches.

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Sitiarjo

A scenic village in East Java, renowned for its dramatic cliffs and hidden turquoise coves.

Bromo Tengger Semeru

An otherworldly landscape of massive volcanic craters, seas of sand, and the smoking Mount Bromo.

Tambakrejo

A busy fishing village in East Java with a major fish market and dramatic beaches along the Indian Ocean.

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Tumpakkepuh

A remote coastal gem in Blitar, famous for its dramatic cliffs and waterfalls that plunge directly into the sea.

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Jenu

A peaceful coastal district in Tuban, known for its shaded pine-fringed beaches and significant mangrove conservation areas.

Tasikmadu

A key coastal town in Trenggalek, home to one of Java's largest fishing ports and beautiful sandy shores.

Sumberrejo

A coastal village in East Java, the gateway to the dramatic rocks of Watu Ulo and the white sands of Papuma.

Banyuglugur

A strategic gateway on East Java's north coast, known for modern marine rest areas and calm waters.

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Andongrejo

A pristine coastal village in East Java serving as the gateway to the wild Meru Betiri National Park.

History & landmarks

Suramadu Bridge

A cable-stayed bridge connecting Surabaya on Java with the island of Madura.

Palace of the Sultan of Sumenep

A well-preserved palace (kraton) on Madura Island, showcasing the rich history of the Sumenep Sultanate.

Nature

South Coast of Java

The coast of Java facing the Indian Ocean, known for its rugged beauty, high waves, and mystical legends.

More places

Mount Semeru

The highest volcano on the island of Java, also known as Mahameru (The Great Mountain).

Trowulan Archaeological Site

The former capital city of the Majapahit Empire, which flourished from the 13th to the 15th centuries.

Tengger Caldera Desert

A unique desert landscape of volcanic sand, known as the 'Sea of Sand', located within the ancient Tengger caldera.

Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park

A stunning national park in East Java, comprising a vast sand sea and the active volcanoes Bromo and Semeru.

Surabaya Heroes Monument

A monument commemorating the Battle of Surabaya, one of the most important battles of the Indonesian National Revolution.

Port of Surabaya (Tanjung Perak)

The second busiest port in Indonesia, serving as the main gateway for Eastern Indonesia.

PT Semen Gresik Plant

One of the largest cement producers in Indonesia, with strategically located plants to serve domestic demand.

Paiton Power Station

A large coal-fired power station complex in East Java, supplying a significant portion of the electricity for Java and Bali.