Ujung Genteng Beach

Ujung Genteng Beach is a coastal attraction located in Ciracap District, Sukabumi Regency, West Java, Indonesia, facing the Indian Ocean. It is known for its long stretch of white sand, relatively secluded setting, and as a green turtle nesting habitat. The beach is part of a fishing village area and is notable for surfing spots, turtle conservation at nearby Pangumbahan, and natural coastal scenery.

Visitors can expect a long, wide sandy beach with Indian Ocean waves, fishing boats along the shore, and a quiet village atmosphere. The area offers open beach for walking and photography, moderate to strong surf, views of sunset, and access to nearby turtle conservation beach at Pangumbahan where turtles nest at night. Basic tourist facilities, homestays and food stalls are available near the beach.

Ujung Genteng has developed as a traditional fishing settlement on the south coast of West Java and later became known for marine turtle conservation efforts centered at Pangumbahan Beach.

The beach reflects Sundanese coastal fishing culture, with local fishing communities, traditional boats, and community-based turtle conservation practices that are part of local livelihood and coastal traditions.