Pantai Papuma

Pantai Papuma is a white-sand beach in Lojejer Village, Wuluhan District, Jember Regency, East Java, Indonesia, managed by Perhutani. It is notable for its seven large offshore rock formations, clear turquoise water, and forested coastal backdrop. The beach is known for sunrise and sunset views from Siti Hinggil viewpoint, fishing boat activity, and as one of Jember's most visited coastal attractions on the southern Java coast.

Visitors can expect a wide white-sand beach bordered by seven large offshore rock islets, turquoise water and a forested headland. The main beach area is used for walking, photography and relaxing under gazebos. A short climb to Siti Hinggil viewpoint offers panoramic views of the coastline, sunrise and sunset. Fishing boats line the shore, and there are food stalls, camping areas and boat services for short coastal trips. Swimming is limited due to strong southern ocean waves.

The name Papuma is derived from Pasir Putih Malikan, referring to its white sand, and the beach has been managed by Perhutani (State Forestry Company) as a forest and coastal tourism site. The seven offshore rocks are associated with local folklore and have become the defining landmark of the beach.

The beach is part of the coastal fishing community of Lojejer and Wuluhan, where traditional fishing boats operate daily. It serves as a recreational and gathering place for local residents and is a prominent symbol of Jember Regency's southern coast tourism.