Labuang Beach

Labuang Beach (Pantai Labuang) is a public beach in Labuang Village, Campalagian Sub-district, Polewali Mandar Regency, West Sulawesi, Indonesia, on the coast of the Makassar Strait. It is noted for its light sandy shoreline, calm shallow water, and views of traditional fishing boats. The beach is a local recreation area for swimming, strolling and sunset viewing, with basic facilities such as shelters, food stalls and parking near Polewali town.

Visitors can expect a relatively quiet, open sandy beach with calm shallow water along the Makassar Strait, backed by coconut palms and fishing boat moorings. The shoreline is suitable for walking, wading and photography, with small gazebos and warungs along the edge for resting. The area is flat and exposed with little shade beyond shelters, offering unobstructed sunset views over the sea. The atmosphere is local and low-key, primarily visited by residents from Campalagian and Polewali.

The beach lies in the coastal area of the Mandar people in Polewali Mandar and is used by local fishing communities with traditional boats moored along the shore. It functions as a community recreation space for residents of Campalagian and surrounding villages.