Koa-koa Beach

Koa-koa Beach, locally known as Pantai Koa-koa, is a coastal attraction in Ako Village, Pasangkayu District, Pasangkayu Regency, West Sulawesi, Indonesia. Situated along the Makassar Strait coastline, the beach is known for its stretch of sand, calm waters and views of fishing boats. It serves as a local recreation area for residents and visitors from Pasangkayu town, offering a simple natural coastal setting typical of the region's shoreline.

Visitors can expect a relatively quiet, natural beach setting with sandy shoreline, calm sea water and open views of the Makassar Strait. The area is used for casual recreation, beach walking, photography and observing local fishing activity. Facilities are basic and the surroundings are rural coastal village landscape with coconut trees and simple food stalls, without large resort development.