Datok Island Beach

Datok Island Beach (Pantai Pulau Datok) is a white-sand coastal attraction in Sukadana, North Kayong Regency, West Kalimantan, connected to the mainland by a bridge to small Datok Island. Facing the Karimata Strait, it is known for calm waters, gentle waves, and sunset views. The beach is a popular local recreation area with basic tourism facilities and serves as a gateway to nearby marine and national park attractions.

Visitors can expect a wide stretch of light-colored sand facing the Karimata Strait, calm shallow water suitable for wading, and views of small offshore islands. The beach is accessed via a bridge to Datok Island and features open sandy areas, gazebos for resting, and food stalls along the shore. The setting is open and coastal with palm trees, gentle sea breezes, and sunset views in the late afternoon.

Named after Datok Island, the beach has been developed by the North Kayong Regency government as a primary marine tourism destination for Sukadana and Kayong Utara since the regency's establishment.