One of our favourite beaches nearby KL which is less than 1 and half hour drive. There’s a minimal entrance fee: RM2 for parking, RM1 per visitors. Generally it’s more well kept compared to nearby beaches like Bagan Lalang. However the only drawback is there’s no food vendors so better prepare own food and drinks. Otherwise the place is well kept and there’s basic squat toilet + shower room which is clean.

Rm2 for parking and rm1 for entrance fee. Consider well maintained but not much f and b outlet inside. Good ecosystem of wildlife such as monkeys, crabs, birds and fishes. Can remove your shoes and walk over the mud beach because you can wash your feet later on.

The orang asli will charged you RM1 per entry to maintain the place which is well worth it, clean restroom (could improve on the water pressure), charges for camping site (RM15), lot of trees as shades, an open hall, a chalet for rent and to add to the list, a worthwhile scenery.

Nice, quiet beach between PD and Morib. Entry (Rm1) , parking (RM 2) and toilet (RM 0.5 - 1) usage charges applicable but not overly expensive. They also charge for spot usage for camping or picnic (RM 5 - 15). All add up can be quite a sum. Less crowded than other places. You can book a spot in advance. There are no restaurant nearby so bring enough water and food.

Nice camping site..for kids to enjoy beach is big NO. Smelly muddy beach..the rest of environment is nice with quiet complete facilities.

Such a serene and secluded place. Maintained and cared by the local people here (Orang Asli), per entry is RM1 per person and it offered you a more privacy experience with the nature. It has a clean bathroom and also a place to perform your prayer for Muslim

awesome place to hangout. bakau area, you can see mud skippers, crabs, snails, crustacean, fishes. plenty of trees to find shade under. bring a tent for picnic or don't bring a tent it's fine. there's water and toilet for washing up. monkeys, dogs, etc act so casually, of course, because it's their home... the orang asli around casually watch us city people pollute their homes ... all in all a great place to escape the city, pls don't pollute it...

Wide parking place , clean beach side and campsite, beautiful environment, friendly staff . They charge Rm30 for large tent, Rm15 small tent. Reasonable price. Becareful of sandfly all day time. But only one thing is water distruption at night. Please don't make it happen again. Because is really hard time for everyone and small kids who stay at there for all day time.

A nice place for a quick and simple outing activity. Basic facilities such as toilet and shelter are available. Quite clean actually. Dogs and monkeys are present but not sure whether dangerous or not.

A different beach experience. Witness the orang asli way of life and get up close to their unique homes. Paid entry ensures there is a clean toilet, beach is ok for walking with some mangroves at the far end. The inhabited part needs a bit of clean up

Nice n quiet beach. When it's low tide, u can walk few hundred meters out. There's limited parking at entrance. Road leading up is narrow but good condition. Toilets are clean. There were some rubbish debris in the compound. Orang asli charge RM1 per adult entry fee n RM2 for parking.

Lovely place for camping and less crowded was lucky with orang asli performance. There are Rela on regular check and was totally safe. The beach is nice and clean with recycled plastic bottles into flowers as decoration

Parking 2rm, entrance 1rm adult. Went during low tide. Nothing much here at it is more like a swampy area than a proper beach. Walk towards the sea about 500m and there are thousands of tiny little crabs crawling and burrowing into the sand/mud.

Less crowded comparing to other famous beach. Pity the toilet was out of order due to water supply disruption. There's entrance fee if RM1 for adult & RM2 for car parking. There were lots of monkeys hunting for food at the rubbish dump site, luckily they don't attack on people.

Date of visit 25th Nov 2021, morning. Very nice beach with great view, away from the usual crowd at other beaches. However, the reduced crowd may be because of the COVID movement restrictions and / or off peak hours. Environment was relaxing. Lots of trees to provide shade. The beach was clean so good place for a picnic. Keep up the good work. To visitors, please do take back your garbage with you.

It used to be a great beach to spend your weekend. But I don't know what happened when I came back this year. But I think it's just on weekdays and there's no people coming to visit. But the beach still looked the same. If you're looking into another place to have a picnic on weekends, you can try it here. But please make sure it opens first. They have all the basic necessities.

There is ample space for camping, and the rates are quite cheap.

This place is good to enjoy a breezy afternoon but not for swimming and beach fun. The beach is muddy, and dirty. There is some small beach creatures like crabs, hermit crab, sea snails to discover.

Came for a camping trip last November. It was all good until the sandfly attack at midnight. We were charged RM30 for setting up 2 small tents which I find overpriced, as they don’t provide anything and there’s no running water in the toilet. Would have made a great camp site if theres no sandflies though

Good family outing by the beach but has to be right timing. Low tide can be as far as 2km long. Can put up your own tent and realax

Less crowded than Morib

Less people. Less car park. Has operation time (8.30am-6.30pm). Need to pay an admission fee at the entrance. Will pass by a nice view - a small jetty under the mangroove trees. The place is clean & calm. Toilets & bathrooms are there. Such a nice away day for family & self.

Love to be here.. peaceful..I love the nature

Love it very well. When afternoon is so hot but the sea wind let u so relax and chill. Inside can camping. Can make a pitfire. They(orang asli) sometimes will patrol at night. So far the place quite safe(For me at tat time) . And u can see the sunset, damn nice. And all inside the design and buildings and areas are made from orang asli hand. Goverment not support so much. So when u get there, please be a natural lover.

Good place to camping. Managed by orang asli here.

More private beach compared to Morib/Bagan Lalang. Good for camping overnight.

Awesome view captured. Like here very much!! Gentle reminder to myself and all - please take extra care of the nature. Keep the beach clean.🌹🌹🌹