Legundi Island

Legundi Island (Pulau Legundi) is a small inhabited coastal island in Punduh Pidada District, Pesawaran Regency, Lampung Province, Indonesia, located in the Sunda Strait off the southern tip of Sumatra. Known for its white-sand beaches, clear waters, coral reefs and traditional fishing villages, the island offers a quiet natural setting. It is accessed by boat from coastal ports near Bandar Lampung and is often visited together with nearby Pahawang and Kelagian islands.

Visitors can expect a quiet, low-developed island with white-sand beaches, clear shallow waters and coral reefs suitable for snorkeling and swimming. The interior has coconut groves and small fishing settlements with simple homestays. There are no large resorts; facilities are basic. Access is only by chartered fishing boat from the Pesawaran coast, and exploration is on foot along beaches and village paths with views of the Sunda Strait and surrounding islands.

The island is inhabited by a traditional fishing community whose livelihood is based on fishing and small-scale agriculture, reflecting coastal Lampung island culture