Pantai Tok Bali

Pantai Tok Bali is a sandy coastal beach in Tok Bali, Semerak, Pasir Puteh District, Kelantan, on the South China Sea near the mouth of the Semerak River. It is known as a traditional fishing beach adjacent to the Tok Bali fishing port and Integrated Fisheries Centre, where colourful fishing boats anchor. The beach offers an open shoreline, estuary views and a working fishing village atmosphere that reflects the local coastal economy.

Visitors can expect a long sandy shoreline facing the South China Sea with views of the Semerak River estuary and the Tok Bali fishing port. The beach is lined with anchored fishing boats, small food stalls and open areas for walking and photography. The setting is that of a working fishing village rather than a resort beach, with estuary, sea views and local fishing activity as the main features. Facilities are basic and the area is open and exposed.

Tok Bali developed as a major fishing base on the Kelantan coast, later designated as a fisheries hub with the Tok Bali Integrated Fisheries Centre and fish landing complex at the mouth of Sungai Semerak to support the east coast fishing industry.

The beach reflects the traditional Malay fishing community culture of coastal Kelantan, with daily fishing activities, boat anchorage and local seafood economy forming the cultural character of the area.