Pantai Goa Cina

Pantai Goa Cina is a white-sand beach located in Sitiarjo Village, Sumbermanjing Wetan District, Malang Regency, East Java, Indonesia. It is known for its three small offshore islands, a namesake cave, and relatively clean shoreline along the southern coast of Java facing the Indian Ocean. The beach is notable for scenic coastal views, strong waves, and its association with a local legend about a Chinese meditation cave.

Visitors can expect a curved white-sand beach backed by coastal vegetation and facing the Indian Ocean with three small rocky islets offshore. The main area includes open sand for walking, viewpoints toward the islands, and a small cave that gives the beach its name. Facilities are basic with food stalls, gazebos and a prayer room. The sea typically has strong waves and currents, so the visit is focused on sightseeing, photography and enjoying coastal scenery rather than swimming.

The beach is named Goa Cina (Chinese Cave) after a small cave located in the coastal area. According to local accounts, the cave was once used for meditation by a person of Chinese descent, and Chinese characters were reportedly found inside. The name has since been applied to the beach itself.

The cave is regarded locally as a site with spiritual associations and is part of the beach's identity for visitors. The beach is managed as a local tourism destination within Malang Regency's southern coastal tourism area.