About Tikus Emas Beach
Tikus Emas Beach (Pantai Tikus Emas) is a coastal attraction in Rebo Village, Sungailiat District, Bangka Regency, Bangka Belitung Islands, Indonesia. It is known for its light-colored sandy shoreline, scattered granite boulders, and calm waters facing the Karimata Strait with views toward Tikus Island. The beach is a popular local recreation area offering open shoreline, natural rock formations, and sunset views, accessible from Sungailiat town and Pangkal Pinang.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open sandy beach with fine light-colored sand, granite rock formations along the shore, and calm shallow waters. The setting is relatively natural and spacious with views across to Tikus Island offshore. Areas to explore include the main shoreline, rocky outcrops, and shaded gazebo areas. Activities are centered on beach walking, photography, wading and swimming in calm conditions, and sunset viewing.
Key highlights
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Light-colored sandy shoreline with granite boulder formations
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Calm waters suitable for wading and swimming in good conditions
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Views toward Tikus Island offshore
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Open shoreline popular for sunset viewing and photography
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Easily accessible beach near Sungailiat town
Route
| By air | Via Depati Amir Airport (PGK) in Pangkal Pinang, then continue by road to Sungailiat and Rebo Village |
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| By road | Accessible by road from Sungailiat town center (about 5-7 km) and from Pangkal Pinang via the main provincial road; private car, rental car or motorcycle taxi (ojek) is commonly used |
| By public transport |