Teluk Nipah has beautiful tourism potential but unfortunately has not been explored much.
This destination, which is located in Bulok Village, Kalianda District, South Lampung, Indonesia, has a lot of tourism potential that is still very natural and charming. Teluk Nipah has three main beaches, namely Sudul Beach which is 400 meters long, Teluk Nipah Beach is 650 meters and Marina Beach is 750 meters. The beach located in Teluk Nipah is a tourist attraction that is still beautiful, with calm waves, charming high cliffs and shady palm trees that add to the beautiful atmosphere of this destination.
The beach located in Teluk Nipah is a tourist attraction that is still beautiful, with calm waves, charming high cliffs and shady palm trees that add to the beautiful atmosphere of this destination. Teluknipah Beach is located in the area of PT Perkebunan Nusantara (PTPN) 7, Bulok Village has an unspoiled and charming panorama. The route to Teluk Nipah can be reached in 20-30 minutes from Kalianda Village by motorbike to the north or towards Bandar Lampung. This beach is quite hidden and requires extra energy to reach it. The entrance ticket to Nipah Beach itself is still not subject to an entrance fee, or is still free, maybe if later this beach has started to be managed, then an entrance fee will be charged.
To get to the location of Teluk Nipah Beach, it takes a bit of a struggle, because the infrastructure, especially roads, is still very bad. But this one beach really offers a beauty that is second to none. So even though the road access is still unpaved, it is still a must-visit destination in South Lampung. This tourist spot in South Lampung not only presents the beauty of the beach, but also adventure. This beach surrounded by hills offers quite a challenging adventure by conquering the hills and thick trees. In addition, Teluk Nipah Beach is also a paradise for mania anglers, the cluster of rocks jutting into the middle is the best spot to feel the sensation of striking big fish. The location itself is located in Bulok Village which is still in the Kalianda District area.
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