Pantai Senok

Pantai Senok is a sandy beach on the South China Sea coast in Bachok District, Kelantan, about 25 km from Kota Bharu. It is notable for its dense rows of casuarina pine trees lining the shore, creating a landscape often compared to Nami Island. The beach is known for scenic photography, tranquil coastal views, and its fishing village setting.

Visitors can expect a long sandy shoreline backed by tall, evenly planted casuarina trees forming shaded avenues and photo spots. The beach faces the South China Sea with open sea views, fishing boats, and a relatively quiet, rural atmosphere. Areas to explore include the tree-lined stretch, the sandy beachfront, and small food stalls along the access road. It is primarily a sightseeing and photography location rather than a developed resort beach.

Casuarina trees were planted along this stretch of the Kelantan coast as a windbreak and coastal erosion control measure, later becoming a distinctive landscape feature that attracted visitors.

Located in a traditional Malay fishing area, the beach reflects the coastal lifestyle of Bachok with nearby fishing villages and local food stalls serving Kelantanese cuisine.