Pantai Kenjeran Lama

Kenjeran Lama Beach in Surabaya, Indonesia, offers a vibrant and authentic local experience. The beach is lively with families, food vendors, and fishermen, creating a bustling atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy traditional snacks and seafood from various stalls. While the beach has a long stretch of sand and calm waters, cleanliness can be an issue due to occasional litter. The Sanggar Agung Temple nearby adds a cultural and spiritual element to the visit. Overall, Kenjeran Lama Beach is ideal for experiencing local culture and activities, though it would benefit from better cleanliness efforts.

May 27, 2024

We came on the weekend to be exact at 16 in the afternoon. At that time we met the ticket keeper and guide to buy tickets via online. And finally after all is done and we enter through the gate. Apparently the situation was not as expected. The sea is very low! ( As you can see the attached pictures) We were disappointed why they didn't tell us that the sea was receding but they still sold tickets! we came to see the sea view, not to see the mud. We ended up going out because we were disappointed. Notes: the situation around the beach is also not very clean. many people peddle food and some make the area to sleep. We also can still see everywhere surrounded by people's trash. It is deeply regretted.

Sep 13, 2022

We have to paid 10k?/person to enter and another 5k fee for the car i guess. This place has a lot of potential to become one of the greatest surabaya's tourist or local attractions but too bad it looks like hasn't been taken care for a very long time. So dirty, a lot of almost collapse building, and we aren't allowed to take picture with proper camera here.. i got kicked out once because i bring my dslr camera.. i thought it's owned by the government but rumors said it owned by an individual.

Jan 17, 2020

A place you should visit when you are in Surabaya or close to Surabaya. Add this destination to your bucket list. For chinese people, you also can pray (using incense). Actually it's free of charge, but there is a donation box. But i suggest you to donate some it's nice to be kind.

Jan 04, 2020

Came here in afternoon around 3pm for the food, lontong kupang and sate kerang. I used to come here as a child with my grandma and bu Lilik is our regular place to eat. The entrance ticket 10k, better to buy it first online before going. Lontong kupang and sate kerang (10pcs) each 10k, it’s the same price for all stalls. I forgot the coconut price, I think around 20k. The food was good and stay the same, I just miss the old days when we could play in the sand.

Mar 15, 2023