Losari Beach

Losari Beach is an iconic urban waterfront promenade in Ujung Pandang District, Makassar City, South Sulawesi, facing the Makassar Strait. It is not a sandy swimming beach but a paved seafront with reclaimed platforms and piers. Notable for its sunset views, floating mosque, and street-food culture, it serves as the city's main public gathering space and landmark.

Visitors can expect a long paved waterfront promenade with concrete platforms extending over the sea, open plazas, and sunset views over the Makassar Strait. The area features food stalls selling local snacks such as Pisang Epe, seating areas, and views of anchored boats and the Amirul Mukminin Floating Mosque. Swimming is not the focus; the experience is walking, sightseeing, photography, and enjoying sea breezes and evening culinary activity.

Losari Beach developed as Makassar's main seafront along the historic port area of Ujung Pandang. The waterfront has undergone reclamation and development into Anjungan Pantai Losari to create a public promenade, transforming the former coastal road into the city's landmark waterfront.

Considered the symbol and social center of Makassar City, Losari Beach is a gathering place for residents and visitors, known for its sunset tradition, local culinary culture centered on Pisang Epe and seafood, and as a venue for public events and leisure.