About Pantai Kemasik
Pantai Kemasik is a public sandy beach located in the coastal village of Kemasik in Kemaman District, Terengganu, on Malaysia's east coast. It is known for its long stretch of sand, scattered rock formations, traditional fishing boats and views of the South China Sea. The beach is popular for leisurely walks, photography and sunset viewing, and serves as a local fishing landing area near Kemasik town.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, open sandy shoreline with scattered rocky outcrops, calm coastal scenery and traditional fishing boats anchored near the shore. The beach area is flat and accessible for walking, with open views of the South China Sea. There are basic amenities near the beachfront, small food stalls and a fishing village backdrop. The setting is quiet and suitable for sightseeing, photography, picnicking and watching sunrise or sunset.
Key highlights
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Long sandy beach with natural rock formations along the shoreline
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Traditional fishing boats and active local fishing village atmosphere
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Open views of the South China Sea suitable for photography and sunset viewing
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Relatively quiet and less crowded coastal environment compared to larger resort beaches
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Proximity to Kemasik town amenities and coastal road access
Culture & Context
Pantai Kemasik reflects the coastal fishing culture of southern Terengganu, serving as a landing and mooring area for local fishermen and a communal leisure space for residents of Kemasik village.
Route
| By road | Located along Federal Route 3 (Jalan Kuantan-Kuala Terengganu), approximately 20 km south of Chukai (Kemaman town centre) and about 80 km south of Kuala Terengganu. Accessible by car or taxi via the coastal highway; turn off at Kemasik village towards the beach. |
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| By public transport |