About Pantai Kedung Tumpang
Pantai Kedung Tumpang is a coastal attraction in Pucanglaban Village, Pucanglaban District, Tulungagung Regency, East Java, Indonesia. It is notable for natural rock pools formed on a coral limestone cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean. The beach features rugged rock formations, clear turquoise pools visible at low tide, and strong ocean waves. It is known for scenic cliff views and photography and requires a short trek to reach the shoreline.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a rugged coastal landscape with layered limestone cliffs and natural pools carved into the reef. At low tide, seawater fills shallow, clear pools on the rock platform where visitors can wade and swim in sheltered areas. The open ocean has strong waves and is not suitable for swimming. Access involves a trek down steep, rocky paths and stairs from the parking area. The surroundings are relatively undeveloped with open views of the Indian Ocean, cliffs, and natural rock formations.
Key highlights
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Natural rock pools formed on coral limestone cliff
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Clear turquoise seawater pools at low tide
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Dramatic cliff-top views of the Indian Ocean
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Rugged limestone rock formations and coastal scenery
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Photography spots at pools and cliff edges
Route
| By air | Fly to Juanda International Airport (SUB) in Surabaya, then travel overland to Tulungagung Regency (approximately 150-180 km) |
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| By train | Take train to Tulungagung Railway Station, then continue by car or motorbike to Pucanglaban Village |
| By road |