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Pantai Tebuak
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Beautiful and peaceful beach with (almost) no people. Someone even sold fresh coconuts, i mean really fresh. He got it out of the trees for us and it cost 30k
Aug 08, 2023
Difficult to walk in the deep sand, lots of plastic waste which is a shame because it’s a lovely place
Jul 08, 2024
Nice beach but annoying that they ask you to pay to go onto a public beach… the guys literally drove after us honking to make us pay, ended up leaving:/
Jul 15, 2023
Nice beach
Jan 21, 2024
Magnificent beach with its wild side. We reached on foot at low tide. No one except locals fishing for shellfish and crabs. We were alone. Adorable locals in the village. Large grounds with water buffalo 🐃 and goats 🐐 against a backdrop of coconut trees and beach. Little depth for swimming but shade for resting. Free parking 👍🏻
Aug 18, 2024
Pantai Tebuak Intro
Pantai Tebuak offers a serene escape with its pristine shores and minimal crowds, making it an ideal spot for those seeking tranquility. Nestled in Prabu, Pujut, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, this beach is a hidden gem waiting to be explored.
One of the standout features is its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere, where visitors can enjoy fresh coconuts directly from local vendors. This charming touch adds a authentic experience to your visit.
However, visitors should note that walking on the deep sand may be challenging, and the presence of plastic waste is a notable issue, which unfortunately detracts from its natural appeal.
- Customer Feedback:
- A beautiful and peaceful beach with almost no people. Fresh coconuts are available for purchase at an affordable price.
- Walking on deep sand can be difficult, and the plastic waste is a disappointing sight despite the lovely setting.
Pantai Tebuak provides a unique experience combining natural beauty with local charm, though visitors should be prepared for some challenges. It's a destination worth exploring for those looking to step off the beaten path in Lombok.
