What is the water and sand quality of the Batu Mandi Beach?

The coastline of Batu Mandi Beach is covered with golden sand. It's relatively clean, the surface is pure and unmixed. The water is impeccably turquoise. The entrance to the water is sandy, which makes it very comfortable.

What are the key activities at Batu Mandi Beach?

For the main activity - sunbathing, there are no sun loungers on the Batu Mandi Beach, so you need to take personal items with you and there is no natural shade, so be careful on a hot day.

Is the Batu Mandi Beach good for swimming?

The entrance to the water is very smooth, the bottom is comfortable. The prevalence of sharks in the area is low.Batu Mandi Beach does not have a wave-protected swimming area, but there are usually no strong waves during the season.

Is the Batu Mandi Beach good for families?

Family travelers should consider the following features of the beach. This is the natural virgin beach with minimal amenities. It's covered with sand and the entrance to the water is very smooth.

Is the Batu Mandi Beach secluded and good for relaxing?

The region of the Batu Mandi Beach is not one of the mass tourism destinations, but is still popular with solo travelers. There are several buildings near the beach. During the high season, the occupancy of the beach is moderate, which is very good for lovers of a relaxing holiday.

Is there any food or beverages in the area of Batu Mandi Beach?

There is no restaurant or bar directly on Batu Mandi Beach.

How far is the Batu Mandi Beach from parking?

The Batu Mandi Beach has a parking spot. It is not very large, so in high season it can be busy. The approximate distance from parking is less than 100 metres.

Are there any attractions nearby Batu Mandi Beach?

There are 1 attractions near Batu Mandi Beach that are popular with travelers. The nearest are SIMILAJAU WATER FALL located in 1.9 km. <a href="#attractions-section">See the attractions section for details.</a>

Is the beach good for sunbathing?

Batu Mandi Beach (Sarawak) is not fully equipped for sunbathing. However, if you are not picky and are willing to spread out on a towel, you can sunbathe here as well. The natural shade will allow you to hide from the scorching sun in the peak of its activity. Well, the photos of our visitors will be the best proof of that, all the available photos of the beach are above.Batu Mandi Beach (Sarawak) is a place for true nature lovers, but if you like sunbathing on the beach, then this location is not the best option. There are no sunbeds and umbrellas, and even there is no natural shade to hide you from the scorching sun. From positives, the presence of sand, on which you can sit comfortably. But do not forget sunscreen for this place, such a recommendation is relevant. Photos of the beach you can see above. All photos are taken by our visitors personally.

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Batu Mandi Beach

Bintulu, Malaysia

6.9

#21 out of 27 in Sarawak 1

Free entrance Virgin beach Easy access Bright sand Sand bottom Short walking distance Parking nearby

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Located within the settlement

Bintulu • 17.5 km

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Park Similajau National Park

120m

National Park Similajau National Park Entrance

250m

Tourist Attraction Pantai Batu Mandi

50m

Tourist Attraction SIMILAJAU WATER FALL

1km

Tourist Attraction Turtle Beach 1

5.5km

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About

Batu Mandi Beach is located on the South China Sea (part of Pacific ocean) and it is in the 21th place out of 27 beaches in the Sarawak region 366.1 km away from its center, the city of Kuching. It is one of the beaches of Bintulu settlement, just 17.5 km from its center. The beach is located in an urban area.

Located within the settlement

Bintulu • 17.5 km

Map of beach

Park Similajau National Park

120m

National Park Similajau National Park Entrance

250m

Tourist Attraction Pantai Batu Mandi

50m

Tourist Attraction SIMILAJAU WATER FALL

1km

Tourist Attraction Turtle Beach 1

5.5km

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Localities

Nearest

Bintulu • 17.5km

Main locality of province

Kuching • 366.1km

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ZMK • 20.3km

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Alina

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

8 Very good

The beach, though privately owned, is quite pleasant. I found myself drawn to the serene waters and decided to have a photo session there. The stunning beauty of the beach made for an unforgettable experience.

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Nicolae Ardeleanu

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

8 Very good

This serene beach offers a tranquil escape from the bustling crowds. Tucked away in a secluded location, it provides a peaceful oasis for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere, this beach is the perfect spot to unwind and recharge.

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Rivona Kaelin

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

8 Very good

The beach is a lovely destination where one can inhale fresh and unpolluted air while admiring the breathtaking sight of the ocean. The ambiance is serene and tranquil, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and rejuvenation.

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Luka Radonjic

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

The beach offers of pristine, unspoiled sands and crystal-clear waters, making it a delightful spot for vacationers seeking a relaxing retreat. However, it is situated in a village area, which necessitates visitors to exercise caution and avoid causing any inconvenience to the locals. While some entry points may require a fee, parking near the 'surau' is a viable option for free access. It is also crucial to be mindful of the presence of crocodiles in the vicinity, and it is strongly advised not to venture alone into the surrounding areas.