Sari Goang Beach Lagoon

Unveiling a Hidden Paradise: A Breathtaking Sunset Awaits in Tunak National Park. Forget the well-trodden paths! Deep within the heart of Tunak National Park lies a hidden gem I recently stumbled upon – a viewpoint offering a sunset so spectacular, it will leave you speechless. The Off-the-Beaten-Path Challenge. Reaching this secret spot is no easy feat. The road is a rugged adventure best tackled by dirt bikes or sturdy 4WD vehicles. Be prepared for a bumpy ride, but trust me, the destination is worth the effort. A Landscape Painted in Gold. As you crest the final hill, the world opens up before you in a breathtaking display. Rolling hills stretch out towards the horizon, carpeted in lush greenery. But the true star of the show is the unmatched sunset view. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky explodes in a kaleidoscope of colors – fiery oranges, blushing pinks, and deep purples paint the canvas above. The scene is simply mesmerizing, a testament to nature's unparalleled beauty. A Solitary Sanctuary. The remoteness of this location adds to its charm. Here, you'll likely find yourself surrounded by nothing but the serenity of nature and the breathtaking vista unfolding before you. It's the perfect place to unwind, reflect, and truly appreciate the magic of the moment. A Word of Caution: While the journey might be challenging, proper planning is key. Ensure your vehicle is up for the task, pack plenty of water and snacks, and be aware of your surroundings. Respecting the park's environment and practicing responsible tourism are also essential.

Jun 28, 2024

Absolutely fantastic.....if you have a dirt bike. The best spot (featured photo) is only accessible with an absolutely terrible road of loose rocks. Even with the dirt bike it was hard. Other sights still require quite a bit of dirt driving. 100 000 entry fee is quite steep, but it felt like I was paying to motocross so that was fine.

Jan 13, 2019

When I went there in Sept 2019, the road still unfinished. So basically, not ready yet to be visited because need to walk around 10km in the rocky and uphill roads. It seems that we can camp near the cliff, because we saw a few rubbish of campfire and food. You can see the waves from the cliff and enjoy the ocean. It would be better to visit the place after all facilities are complete and on the late afternoon. And, it would be better if all stakeholders can maintain the cleanliness of area.

Nov 24, 2019

THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT POINT TO FIND THE SCALE AND THE TOUR (broken scale by the way). This path is really bad, and the point of view is cute but not a must. You can avoid this visit

Jun 26, 2020

Having heard that this beach was not accessible by scooter ( it isn't! ) we decided to hike it. Take my advice & go very early before the heat of the day. The road is terrible with about 4 very steep hills & descents. Takes about an hour to trek there but took us much longer to trek back due to the temperatures. Take lots of water & some energy snacks. There is nowhere to buy anything. On arrival no shade anywhere. The view is lovely but I think the trek would be so much nicer after the wet season when it's still green. We also took the scooter to one of the other beaches in the park called Tuluk Ujung. Much easier to get to & a stunning white beach in a large bay.

Sep 24, 2020