Talise Beach

Talise Beach (Pantai Talise) is an urban coastal attraction located along Palu Bay in Palu Timur, Palu City, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. Stretching along Jalan Rajamoili, it faces west across the bay with mountain backdrops. Known as a popular public recreation area for city residents, it is notable for sunset views, culinary stalls, and its proximity to central Palu. The beach was affected by the 2018 earthquake and tsunami and has since been restored as a waterfront public space.

Visitors can expect a long, open urban beachfront along Palu Bay with sandy and paved promenade areas facing west. The setting offers views of the bay, surrounding mountains, and sunsets. The area is lined with food stalls and seating areas where visitors can walk, jog, or relax. It is a public, easily accessible city beach without resort-style development, primarily used for sightseeing, photography, and evening leisure.

Talise Beach has long served as the main public beach for Palu City. The waterfront was significantly impacted by the 2018 Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami, after which coastal rehabilitation and public space improvements were undertaken to restore its function as a community recreation area.

The beach functions as a central social and leisure space for Palu residents, commonly used for evening gatherings, family recreation, and local culinary activities, reflecting the coastal lifestyle of Palu Bay communities.