Pantai Kelulut

Pantai Kelulut is a sandy coastal beach located in the village of Kelulut in Marang District, Terengganu, on Peninsular Malaysia's east coast facing the South China Sea. Situated north of Marang town, it is known for its long stretch of sand, traditional fishing village setting, and seasonal sea turtle landings. The beach is relatively undeveloped and quiet, offering open sea views and a natural coastline frequented by local visitors and turtle conservation activities.

Visitors can expect a long, open sandy beach facing the South China Sea with a natural, relatively undeveloped setting backed by coconut palms and fishing village houses. The shoreline is wide and flat, suitable for walking and photography, with views of fishing boats and sunrise over the sea. Facilities are basic and the atmosphere is quiet compared to more developed beaches. During turtle nesting season, designated sections may be monitored for conservation.

Pantai Kelulut has been known as a traditional fishing landing area for the Kelulut coastal community and in recent decades has been recognized as a turtle nesting beach, leading to local conservation monitoring efforts for sea turtles along the Marang coastline.

The beach reflects the coastal fishing culture of Marang District, with nearby fishing villages, boat activity, and local food stalls serving the community and visitors.