Pantai Wediombo

Pantai Wediombo is a bay-shaped white-sand beach located in Jepitu village, Girisubo sub-district, Gunung Kidul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Enclosed by green hills and coral rock formations, it is notable for its wide sandy shoreline, clear waters and natural harbor used by local fishing boats. The beach is recognized for surfing, snorkeling, fishing and camping, and offers sunset views and hilltop panoramas.

Visitors can expect a wide, curved bay of white sand bordered by low green hills and rocky outcrops on both sides. The beach has a natural fishing harbor with anchored boats, clear water suitable for swimming and snorkeling at calm conditions, and waves suitable for surfing. Areas to explore include the main sandy shoreline, tidal pools among coral rocks, and hill viewpoints overlooking the bay. Basic tourist stalls and camping areas are available along the beach.

The name Wediombo comes from Javanese 'wedi' meaning sand and 'ombo' meaning wide, referring to its broad sandy bay. The beach has historically served as a traditional fishing base for the Jepitu coastal community and later developed as a marine tourism destination in Gunung Kidul.

The beach reflects the coastal fishing culture of Gunung Kidul, with a working fishing harbor, traditional boats and local seafood stalls. It is used by local communities for fishing livelihoods and recreational gatherings.