Pantai Beserah

Pantai Beserah is a public sandy beach located in the fishing village of Beserah, about 8 kilometres north of Kuantan city in Pahang, Malaysia. It is notable for its traditional fishing community, colourful fishing boats anchored along the shore, and local cottage industries producing salted fish, keropok and batik. The beach features a long sandy stretch with rocky outcrops and views of the South China Sea, serving as a local leisure and photography spot.

Visitors can expect a long sandy shoreline facing the South China Sea lined with traditional fishing boats pulled ashore and moored near the village. The setting is that of a working fishing village rather than a resort beach, with small food stalls selling keropok, dried seafood and local snacks, open views, rocky sections at parts of the shore, and a relaxed local atmosphere for walking, sightseeing and photography.

Beserah is a long-established fishing settlement north of Kuantan, historically known for traditional fishing livelihoods and wooden boat building that continue to define the character of Pantai Beserah.

The beach reflects the living culture of the Beserah fishing community, with daily fishing activities, traditional boat moorings, and local production of keropok, salted fish and batik that form part of the area's community heritage.